Joshua Tree Glamping: 16 Best Glamping in Joshua Tree National Park in 2024
Want to go camping while having the comfort of a REAL bed? Then glamping gives you the best of both worlds. Click here to find the best Joshua Tree glamping.
17 Amazing Las Vegas Campervan Rentals for 2024
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Southwestern National Parks: The Definitive List for 2022
Looking to explore the National Parks in the Southwest? Click HERE to learn all about the Southwestern National Parks plus a range of other national park units.
Visiting Joshua Tree National Park
Planning a trip to Joshua Tree National Park and need some help planning your trip? Here is the National Park Obsessed guide for visiting Joshua Tree National Park, California. The Quick Guide to Visiting Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park Basics Region: Pacific-West / West Coast / Pacific / Southwest Park Size: 790,636 acres (1,235.37 sq miles) (3,199.59 sq km) Location: Riverside and San Bernardino counties Closest Cities: Twentynine Palms, California Busy Season: October to May Visitation: 2,988,547 (in 2019) How much does Joshua Tree National Park Cost? Joshua Tree National Park costs the following: An annual Joshua Tree National Park Pass cost $55 but it is not recommended…
15 Amazing National Parks for Non-Hikers
Don't hike but want to explore the National Parks? Click HERE to learn about the best National Parks for Non-Hikers. We will help you find the national park for the adventurous non-hiker.
National Parks of California
California has more National Parks than any other state. With 28 parks, the National Parks of California are a diverse group of parks with something for everyone.
National Parks Near Los Angeles, California
Click HERE to learn about the national parks near Los Angeles, California. There are 15 national parks within a one days drive from LA. Each and every one of them is worth a visit
23 Best USA National Parks to Visit in the Spring
Spring is a special time to spend in the national parks. During this season the temperatures are starting to get warmer and life returns to the area. Wildlife comes out of hibernation becomes more active as spring begins to bloom in the parks. Most parks begin to reopen during the spring after limited access during the winter months. The best part, flowers begin to bloom in fields and along the hiking trails. Here are the 23 Best USA National Parks to Visit in the Spring. What to Pack for a Spring National Park Trip America the Beautiful National Parks Pass: If you intend to visit more than 3 National Park…
The Ultimate Guide to Camping in Joshua Tree National Park
Camping is one of the best ways to get the full national park experience. Joshua Tree National Park is no exception. There are few parks that can rival Joshua Tree for an ultimate camping experience. Camping in Joshua Tree is the best way to experience Joshua Tree’s famed sunsets and to stargaze on some of the clearest and darkest skies in California. There are nine campgrounds in Joshua Tree and a few just outside the park. This guide will help you make the most of your camping experience in Joshua Tree National Park. Here is everything you need to know about front-country camping in Joshua Tree National Park. Getting to…
One Day in Joshua Tree National Park
A drive from one end of Joshua Tree National Park to the other you will take your breath away. Not only will you see the changing landscape, but you will also experience two desert ecosystems. Along this one day trip, you can stop and check out giant rounded boulders, the famed Joshua Trees and if you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of a bighorn sheep or other desert wildlife. Here is the best way to spend one day in Joshua Tree National Park About Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park is the meeting place of two deserts, the Mojave and Colorado. Together they total some 1,235 square…
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