NACS/CCS chargers available but bathrooms are only open to rivian app outside of the outpost hours…read more(chargers are 24/7) The outpost (when open) offers bathroom, free coffee and cold beverages for purchase. Very nice landscaped area. Nice hammocks, desert garden with signage and chairs to hang out in. It was a very nice stop before/after Joshua National Park. This one is bigger than the Yosemite Outpost. Definitely wish Rivian had more of these everywhere.

We finally found a Rivian Outpost since owning our vehicle. Didn't realize there was one right in…read morethe Joshua Tree area! We swung by here this past weekend for a quick charge and bathroom break. Good thing the inside was air conditioned so the kids could relax on the sofas and play some wooden blocks. There were 3 staff on site, we wanted to test drive the R2, but they said it was going through a software update at the time so we didn't get to do it. Only open since December 2024! New and modern.

We had a great stay at AutoCamp Joshua Tree. The front desk is available 24 hours, and they were…read morevery helpful when we arrived late. The Airstream was clean and comfortably fit a family of 4-5, including kids. There was a grill available, and they provided cooking utensils and a cast-iron pan. You just need to bring your own charcoal. We used Walmart delivery for supplies, which made everything very easy. The location is about 30 minutes from the park and convenient for driving back and forth. They offer complimentary coffee and tea in the morning, and bikes are available to use. They provide paper towels, toilet paper, and bath towels, with more available if needed. I would recommend staying here again.

We enjoyed our stay, but a word of warning if you drive an EV: there are only 5 charging spaces…read moreavailable, and two are set aside for disabled access. They have 5 hour limits and charge very very slowly. Auto Camp is in the middle nowhere and with many drivers coming from LA they really need to improve their car chargers. Another disappointment is that the website indicates you can buy chicken, salmon and pizza to cook at your campsite but only pizza was available during our stay.

Great place to grab some souvenirs on your way to Joshua Tree. There's technically a closer welcome…read morecenter but this had a better selection of souvenirs. They also feature local artists. You can purchase your Joshua Tree passes here. Also good to know: clean bathrooms.

This is a great Welcome Center and the staff are more than willing to help out as needed. They have…read moreclean bathrooms, free coffee and tea as well as plenty of brochures and magazines. They have a gift shop of some items. This place is a must place to stop to get an idea of places to see.

I went with my family and we all LOVED our food! Our server really made the night! She was so…read moresweet, had good recommendations and made the night that much better. The restaurant itself was super cool and we especially loved reading about the history of the pool tale. If you know you know

Food was delicious! Everything tasted fresh. The place was super cute with a little country desert…read morerustic vibe. It has become one of our go to restaurants at Joshua Tree.

Hands down best ice cream in town, got the banana split with, milk stawberry, cookies and cream,…read moresalted caramel. Delicious

it was closed for hours, even tho the website said the opening hours differently. Nowhere was it…read morestated the shop closes in random hours

great service Very nice employees…read more And amazing doctor good location very clean rece area

I made an appointment to get an updated eye prescription and asked for the cost. It seemed…read morereasonable to me. Then when I filled out the forms, they had me sign off on $89-$179 additional if I wear contacts. I would imagine at a lot of people who have glasses prescriptions use contacts, I really think they should've mentioned this to me on the phone when I asked for the cost of the appt. Even when I first sat down with the (very nice) tech to ask specifically how much it was gonna cost, she said she didn't know until we did the exam. They were essentially saying, 'Will it be what you booked it as, or will it be double? We don't know!'

Stayed here while visiting Joshua Tree and really enjoyed the experience. It's about a 15-minute…read moredrive to the park, which made it a great home base without being right in the crowds. The bungalow itself was thoughtfully designed -- clean, modern, and very comfortable. Loved the natural light, cozy seating area, and the overall desert-modern aesthetic. The bathroom was well done and felt spa-like, and everything was laid out in a way that made the space feel calm and uncluttered. The property was quiet and relaxing, especially in the evenings, and check-in was smooth and easy. Great spot to unwind after a long day of hiking or exploring the area.

Fun quirky property on a retreat. Spacious, well-designed room with floor to ceiling windows on…read moretwo sides for perfect desert views, our room had a little private patio that overlooked the east for sunrise. The units come with a little kitchen with full gas, stove and oven and a full-size refrigerator and stocked with cooking essentials. Perfect after a long day of driving to just be able to whip up some pasta. There is a grocery store about a mile and a half away. The viewing area where you can see both sunrise and sunset was amazing. Huge fire pit too, but it was so warm when we visited that we didn't need it. The retreat was cool to walk through, nice pool area, which we didn't have a chance to use! We were only there one night, but it would be a perfect homebase for a few days exploring the area. Highly recommend and would definitely stay again.

The pho was decent, but I like the broth at Pho Nuts 29 more. Plus the noodles were chopped up…read morewhich was interesting. They also forgot the bag of bean sprouts/lime/cilantro/jalapeños for the second bowl of pho. But, with only two pho spots in the high desert, can beggars be choosers? Vibes were nice inside though, with a lounge area with a stage for performances that you can also eat at while chillin' on some really comfy couches and chairs. Might have to meet up with friends here sometime for random hangs without having to cook. They also get a star for the nice lady working the register.

I ordered a chicken banh mi, a sandwich in a freshly-made toasted French baguette with sliced…read morechicken, pickled carrots, daikon radish, cilantro, and large jalapeno slices, and more. It was delicious. It was a banh mi sandwich that is not just one of those, "It's good for a small town," but really genuinely good and well-prepared. The sandwich was about $13, if memory serves. Whatever sauce they had on it was also delicious, and the sandwich was filling. The restaurant is a very large, airy, comfortable space in back of Rite Aid and Aldi, and is a pleasant space. The place also has coffee, bagels, croissants, bagel sandwiches, poke, and pho, along with numerous kinds of tea (milk tea, Thai tea, Matcha tea). The pho and bagels I saw other people eating looked delicious. The people who worked there were very friendly.