Wanderlust Getaways Joshua Tree

Originally we were planning on camping in Joshua Tree National park, but they were all booked, so I stumbled across this. Price was great, and we still had essentially a camping in the desert away from people experience. The site, Desert Days, had a very cozy festival on your own feel to it. We were able to leave our tent site setup while we left for hours on end to explore, without having it disturbed at all. Very little, almost none, light pollution to obstruct your night viewing. The site had tables and a nice fire pit next to it. The only negative part was someone in a truck kept flying up and down the road at 50mph every hour or so, sometimes sounding like a helicopter, but that’s the only negative thing I can say. I would absolutely return and do it again.

Ashley here with The Dyrt. This is a great primitive spot to rest your head after a day of exploring Joshua Tree National park. Pack it in, pack it out. Check them out, take some photos, and come back here to leave them some love.