Visit an Aircraft Boneyard around SoCal - Las Vegas

[SaulGoodman]

Planning to make a trip with the family to LA and Las Vegas and some National Parks in between.

I was wondering if we could visit an aircraft boneyard in that area. Does anyone have any tips? I was looking at Victorville but not sure if you can actually go on the boneyard.

many thanks!

[Climb150]

Originally Posted by SaulGoodman

Planning to make a trip with the family to LA and Las Vegas and some National Parks in between.

I was wondering if we could visit an aircraft boneyard in that area. Does anyone have any tips? I was looking at Victorville but not sure if you can actually go on the boneyard.

many thanks!

https://tucson.com/entertainment/tou...ac2e9b9e5.html

This is the only one I know of and it's not in California unfortunately.

[EXDAC]

When I checked yesterday I found that all the boneyards that used to give tours have stopped doing them. Don't know if the reason was security, COVID, or something else.

https://www.airplaneboneyards.com/ai...ours.htm#amarg

[SaulGoodman]

That’s too bad. Thank for your answers nevertheless!

[MichaelOLearyGenius]

I went to Victorville yesterday. No tours, thousands of planes but only seen from perimeter fence. Mojave Air and Space Port is better.