Joshua Tree National Park

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Joshua Tree National Park

Joshua Tree National Park is located in southern California. It's known for its rugged desert terrain with rock formations and the Joshua trees, after which the region is named.


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desert, national park, rock climbing and mountaineering


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adventure
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hiking
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wildlife

Things to do in Joshua Tree National Park


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Where to stay in Joshua Tree National Park


Best hotels in Joshua Tree National Park:


  • Field Station (budget hotel)


    Field Station

    Field Station in Joshua Tree National Park is a cool spot for travelers looking to explore the desert. The modern rooms are spacious and comfy, with a minimalist vibe that fits the surroundings. You'll find nice amenities like a pool and hot tub for relaxing after a day of hiking.

    The location is great - it's right off the main road but still feels quiet and peaceful. You're close to restaurants in town and it's an easy drive to get into the national park. At night, gather around the fire pits and do some stargazing. The staff is super friendly and helpful if you need tips on what to see and do in the area.

    Overall, Field Station offers a laid-back home base for your Joshua Tree adventure. The rooms are clean and well-designed, and you get a lot of value for the price. It's a good choice whether you're looking to hit the trails or just chill out in the desert for a few days.


  • Casa De Frank (homestay)


    Casa De Frank

    Casa De Frank is a cozy spot, it's got a great location - you can walk to all the cool shops and restaurants in town, plus it's just a short drive to the national park entrance.

    The place has a laid-back vibe with a big backyard where you can hang out around the fire pit or soak in the hot tub after a day of hiking. Inside, there's a full kitchen if you want to cook, plus a comfy living room area to chill. The rooms are simple but have everything you need.

    What's really nice is how close you are to everything. You can easily walk to grab coffee, pizza, or drinks without having to drive. And the hosts are super friendly and helpful if you need any tips for exploring the area. It's a great home base for checking out Joshua Tree, whether you're into hiking, stargazing, or just soaking up the desert vibes.


  • AutoCamp Joshua Tree (luxury hotel)


    AutoCamp Joshua Tree

    AutoCamp Joshua Tree offers a unique desert getaway experience just outside the national park. The property features stylish Airstream trailers and luxury tents decked out with modern amenities. Guests can lounge by the outdoor pool, stargaze around fire pits, or explore the surrounding desert landscape.

    The onsite clubhouse serves as a central hangout spot with a restaurant, bar, and plenty of cozy spaces to relax. Adventure seekers can rent bikes or join guided hikes to explore Joshua Tree National Park right next door. At night, the property comes alive with live music performances and s'mores by the campfire.

    With its blend of outdoor adventure and upscale comfort, AutoCamp provides a perfect basecamp for experiencing the magic of the Mojave Desert. The friendly staff and stylish accommodations create a memorable "glamping" experience in one of California's most iconic landscapes.


  • Holiday Inn Express (medium range hotel)


    Holiday Inn Express

    The Holiday Inn Express in Twentynine Palms is a solid choice if you're visiting Joshua Tree National Park. It's just a short 6.5 mile drive to the park entrance, making it super convenient for day trips.

    The rooms are comfy and well-equipped, with amenities like microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffee makers. I really liked that they have both king rooms and rooms with two queen beds - great options whether you're traveling solo or with family. The outdoor heated pool is a nice perk after a day of hiking, and there's also a fitness center if you want to squeeze in a workout.

    One of the best parts is the free breakfast. They've got a good spread with hot and cold options to fuel up before heading into the park. The staff are friendly and helpful too. Overall, it's a reliable and comfortable base for exploring Joshua Tree without breaking the bank. Just keep in mind it books up fast during peak seasons!




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