$49 / night

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Desert Rose

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About

Amazing stargazing. 10 Acres surrounded by vacant land on the preferred Joshua Tree Mesa. This perfect glamping location is still super convenient with just 8 min drive to Joshua Tree Park, Restaurants, and Shops but just far enough away to feel totally out of the city! The property has a total of 2 campsites, a viewing deck, an outdoor shower with a water heater, sink, and toilet.

Each campsite is generously spaced out and comes with a gas BBQ, Gas Firepit, tables, and chairs. This area is absolutely amazing! Bring your RV, Vehicle, or own tents and enjoy this wonder of the world. Definitely get there in time to see the sunset or amazing sunrise!-Please check the weather before your stay! Please no open fires. Campsites are self-check-in detailed directions with a map that will be provided after booking. If anything comes up reach out anytime!

*Please note that there are NO FIRES PERMITTED as of May 27, 2021, per the fire department. We have a Gas BBQ & Gas Firepit but we do not guarantee gas is available as we don't refill regularly. We recommend that you arrive before sunset and check. You can refill at Mesa Mart which is less than 3 miles away and is open until 10 PM. Please switch off the gas after use. You will be responsible for any damage occurring if a fire is started outside of the fire pit.

Yucca Mesa Market is just 5 minutes away if you need things in a hurry. There are no trash receptacles on site so please make sure to take all trash with you. Do not leave any trash behind.

For reviews, please visit: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/california/paul-f-s-land-13/desert-rose

Location

Desert Rose is located in California

Directions

Coming from Los Angeles, take the 10-Freeway East to CA-62/29 Palms Hwy, turn left on Old Woman Springs Rd, turn right on Buena Vista Dr, left on Avalon Ave, left on Songbird Ln. At the Balsa Ave intersection look for a sign that says "Oasis Way" and go straight down Oasis Way. Please follow the road signs going down to your designated camp spot.

Coordinates

34.21137498714397 N
116.3984150355981 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site

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Site Types

Tent Sites

Features

For Campers

Trash
Picnic Table
Reservable
Showers
Toilets
Pets

$49

/ night

For information regarding reservations, contact this campground directly.

Contact

General Info

Reservations

(808) 366-1680

Ian O.

Scout

Reviewed Nov. 7, 2023

Warning: Severe Safety Hazards at Campsite Desert Rose Collective

As a long-time outdoor enthusiast and dog owner, it's with a heavy heart and a sense of duty that I share an alarming encounter at Campsite Desert Rose Collective. This venue, which promises peace and relaxation in the Palm Springs desert, instead presented a nightmare scenario. During what was meant to be a serene escape, my senior dog and I were subjected to a horrifying attack by two large, unrestrained dogs, introduced onto the premises by an acquaintance of the owner. These dogs, with a history of aggression, inflicted serious wounds on my pet and left me with physical injuries and deep-seated trauma. The ferocity of the attack and the owner's lax oversight on such known threats is deeply concerning.

The aftermath was a scene of chaos, with my dog desperately fleeing into the desert night and me, bruised and bleeding, in pursuit. The potential danger this poses to any visitor, especially those with children, is chilling to contemplate. I shudder to think of the consequences had my daughter, often donned in a playful puppy costume, been in attendance.

It is not without reluctance that I find myself advising against a visit to this establishment. No charm or amenity can compensate for a blatant disregard for basic guest safety. This incident was not merely unfortunate but a clear indication of gross negligence. Until comprehensive safety measures are visibly implemented and enforced, I implore potential visitors to prioritize their well-being and seek alternative locations for their desert adventures.

Month of VisitNovember