The park regularly hosts summer concerts. Bands play everything from jazz to classic rock--and…read moreadmission is always free, family-friendly, and laid-back. Bring blankets, chairs, and coolers: leave alcohol and pets at home. I love watchinhg the little kids showing off their dance moves right in front of the stage. Yucca Valley partners with nonprofit orgs like Reach Out Morongo Basin to address homelessness--this includes food distribution and outreach initiatives. Additionally, church groups, athletic teams, and local artists reach out and share their skills on a regular basis. Unlike other parks in this town there are rooms where events, meetings, and shows can be held. Community Resource events using Park Center spaces often offer services such as mobile legal aid, defense programs, and low cost pet vaccination. Not too long ago my daughter got a chance to hold a number of unique animals. I different time the labrary held a reading challenge and I won a brand new tablet. Park offers major events like Grubstake Days, job fairs, Memorial Day observances, and cultural festivals. Perhaps one of the biggest events is the 4th of July festival. It is a real pleasure to see people from every walk of life to come together an celebrate both being an American and thewir local community.

I gave this park a three because there are Times I come and nasty ass adults are smoking and if it…read morebothers me it must the kids. During after school hrs you have your troubled teen's out doing what they do near the younger kids not much of a fan. Otherwise I enjoy the park my daughter rides her bike and scooter here. We come to watch the sports games. I will say I was disappointed during Halloween time that had a candy give away that lasted all about two mins out side and it was cold. I do enjoy going to the museum and the library is right next door.

Absolutely love Integratron and I've been here a handful of times now. If you are staying anywhere…read morein the desert down here this is worth adding to your list of places to visit. From La Quinta it's a good one hour + drive but definitely worth it! If your staying in Palm Springs proper or Joshua Tree much closer, regardless though worth it! Integratron essentially is a sound bath experience but in one of the coolest and best acoustic domes. I'll let the staff give you the history but it was very cool about learning how this place came to be and the intention behind it and land the dome sits on. This is a family owned business which makes it even more special. Three sisters own it and all of the family helps to run this space one way or another. On the day we came different cousins were sharing the duties. Love a local family run and operated space! Before starting the sound bath it's nice to explore the grounds, relax and they even have a gift shop. Nice bathrooms and plenty of parking. The system here is organized and seamless. Very great communication and guidance here. Make sure to pay attention to your emails before you come because they give great tips - like to bring blankets, dress in layers etc. As others have shared. The first 15-30 minutes is essentially going over rules, tips and history before they get started with the meditation/sound bath. I appreciate that they take everyone safety seriously and want everyone to have a joyful experience so they make sure to talk you through the do's and donts. The sound bath itself was relaxing and very soothing. The cushioned mats were premium and much nicer than I had remembered in the past. Very comfortable and nice temperature inside the dome. My only wish is that the sound bath piece was slightly longer but all in all it's a relaxing and unique experience. Would highly recommend that everyone come at least once.

I went to the integratron about a year and a half ago. I haven't been writing reviews as much but…read moreoften think back on my two experiences there and feel compelled to share. A) I booked a doing bath for my family: me, sci Fi lover husband and two daughters. B) I was told no kids which somehow I missed on the site when booking tickets. It was innocent and I often miss such things. I asked for a refund. Ticket sales asked us to promise to be on best behavior and let us in. C) The staff who led us into the tron gave us a lot of passive aggressive grief about the kids and accused us of purposefully neglecting the rules as to smuggle our kids in. I was offended and asked to leave after a list of promises we wouldn't even sneeze or cough during the sound bath. What if we did sneeze or cough? Am I supposed to relax during this bath? I asked for a refund. D) It took a follow up email a week later to get the sound bath. E) I enjoy the best sound baths of my life at a spiritual center in Washington State. The one I paid for at the Integration in 2015 or 16 was expensive, stiff, awkward and performative. Take this information and do with it as you will. The novelty may be worth the exorbitant cost but not the unhinged customer service.

This is a small glimpse into the beauty of our country. The people were pretty nice too.read more

Just go and see for yourself! If you appreciate nature and peace you will find yourself lost here!…read moreJust make sure you have food and water!

Stopped here on our way back from Joshua Tree and so glad we…read moredid. It was as if we had walked into the past! This was a great spot to stretch our legs and walk around looking at all the quaintness! There was a lasso for people to try and hook onto horns. There's also a small petting zoo. Great stop for kids There were restaurants too but we didn't end up eating here. Got some great pictures.

Pioneertown really does feel like stepping onto an old Western movie set. The wooden buildings and…read moredusty streets give it that classic Wild West vibe, but it's also a real place you can walk around and explore at your own pace. We didn't expect to enjoy it as much as we did, but the atmosphere is just so cool and different from anywhere else nearby. It's great for wandering, taking photos, and just soaking in the scenery. It also has a small petting zoo inside ($10 per person), along with some pretty unique (and super expensive lol) shops, and a couple of restaurant bars (I'd strongly recommend making a reservation ahead of time since it gets packed pretty easily.) We had a great time during our visit to Yucca Valley, and Pioneertown ended up being one of the highlights of the trip!

Wonderful hike! Pipes Canyon trail was closed to the prior flooding but up to the Chaparrosa…read moreMountain we went. Peaceful hike and well maintained paths, a hidden gem! Even late November, the sun can be tricky so bring enough water and keep your dog on a leash (several people we crossed did not, so our dog wasn't too comfortable). We will be back!

This is a great spot for a day hike. Ever changing scenery, a bubbling clear stream, trees,…read moreflowering bushes, birds, squirrels. We walked the trail to the right of the ranger station. It's a comfortable trail, leading to the Olsen ruins, about 1.7 miles in. Our 2 dogs just loved it. We went on a Wednesday morning and only ever saw 2 other people. We will be back for certain.

Friendly Hills Park offers great views above old town Joshua Tree. Parking is street only…read more Porta-potty. No Dogs allowed. A few BBQ Grills and picknick tables. Swings. AstroTurf. Playground with slides, bridges, mini-rock wall. For a pocket park it's pretty nice and the views are amazing.

Great little park! Noise free and very quiet. 2 Beautiful full basketball courts and a pickle ball…read morecourt also. Very clean and well maintained environment with a great playground.

. Somewhat peaceful ambience. One of the residential dogs kept barking at nothing…read more + Good restrooms. - Only one pickleball court here. Public & free. But no one to play with in the middle of the day. The pb court looks clean and largely unused though. - No barriers to prevent stray balls. - The park is small, actually. Not much to do here besides play bb.

+ Nice place to visit Jesus statues and recall his history…read more + Peaceful, quiet ambience. + Free to enter. + Ample parking. Almost no one there. - Couldn't find drinking water or restrooms.

This park right here if you are into Christ, you will love this. It's very peaceful. Make sure you…read moresee everything and read the size you will feel the spirit I will go again

Joshua Tree National Park should be on everyone's bucket list. So much beauty here. Obviously, you…read morehave the iconic Joshua trees. But there's so much more, from the rock formations, great trails, the cholla cactus garden, star gazing, etc... That said, there are certain spots that are so popular it can get crowded. Also remember this is the desert, so hike smart: sun protection and lots of water are a must. Stay on the trails and leave no trace. Have fun. Friendly staff at the Visitor Center. As always, don't forget to ask about the Junior Park Ranger badge if you visit with kids.

Had a great time at Joshua Tree. My only complaint is the bathrooms- every single bathroom that I…read morevisited was filled with bees which made it difficult to use the bathroom so I had to wait until we were out of the park. Make sure to pack water and snacks, as there is no food for sale in the park. If you're going in the summer, please be prepared with lots of water and sunscreen!