No special permission is required to visit the public areas of Mojave Air & Space Port. We invite you to experience a rich tapestry of aerospace history and community pride across these unique locations:
- Static Display: Located at the Airport entrance, this open-air exhibit showcases aircraft and vehicles that reflect our pioneering spirit.
- Legacy Park: Directly across from the Administration Building, this peaceful space honors the trailblazers and innovators who shaped Mojave’s legacy.
- Administration Building: Step inside to discover historic photos and milestone moments lining the hallways—a visual journey through decades of aerospace achievement.
Whether you're a space enthusiast, history buff, or simply curious, Mojave Air & Space Port welcomes you to discover stories that soar.
At the Mojave Air & Space Port we value your presence. We invite you to look around our Administration Building, as well as Legacy Park and our Gate Guardians.
For more specific information, please visit our About Us page.
Technically, no. While we do have the Static Displays at Legacy Park and the Gate Guardians there is no museum on Airport Property.
Unfortunately, no you cannot visit the Boneyard. They are a privately owned company here on MASP and they do require a level of privacy to complete their day to day operations.
You can see the boneyard at a distance from the Voyager Restaurant, we ask that you stay inside the fenced area on their patio.
There is an event held every month on the 3rd Saturday of every month by the Mojave Transportation Museum. They will open up the Transient Ramp (under the old tower) to the public to view the aircraft that have flown in. There will be an area you will be asked to stay within on the ramp.
What doesn't?!
We have a little bit of everything happening here. We have Rocket Motor Testing, Hot fire tests, Test Flights, General Aviation, Space Craft Testing, Manufacturing, among so many others.