A few foundations and crumbling buildings. Berdoo Camp was founded not for mining, but for water. When California built the Colorado River aqueduct to bring water to Los Angeles, many camps were erected along the way, Berdoo being one of the largest. Berdoo was founded in the early 1930's and abandoned in 1937. The town was paid for by the Metropolitan water district and men and their families who worked on the water project lived here.
Today there are a few concrete foundations left and partial structures left.