If you’re looking for some desert seclusion with a mix of accessible amenities, make the 130 mile journey east to Joshua Tree National Park. The majority of services for those visiting the park are found in the nearby communities of Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley, or Twentynine Palms.
When we think of alpine luxury, Lake Arrowhead immediately comes to mind. Drive a couple hours east of Los Angeles and find yourself up in the San Bernardino Mountains, where trails and forest surround the picturesque lake complete with a charming village town.
A scenic 140 mile drive northwest from Los Angeles will land you in idyllic New Cuyama, CA. This slice ...
165 miles from LA, the town of Kernville sits in the southern Sierra Nevada. Small-town vibes compliment the great ...
For those desert wanderers really looking to get away from the crowds, the Anza-Borrego region should be on your ...
Located 140 miles north of Los Angeles in the rolling hills of Santa Ynez Valley’s central coast wine region, ...
Two hours from Los Angeles in the San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild's small-mountain-town vibes are the perfect escape for a ...
At 3.4 million acres large, Death Valley National Park is the largest national park in the lower 48 states. ...
Whether you prefer a tent or an RV, camping in Death Valley National Park is perhaps the best, most immersive way in which to experience the stunning surrounds of the desert landscape.
Party like Lizzo or Frank Sinatra this NYE in some of our favorite desert escapes. We teamed up with Plum Guides to bring readers a few of our favorite rental homes with New Year's Eve availability.