Take your doggie for a walk in the lush green grass under the trees or visit the clubhouse – with its game room, kitchen, library, and billiard room. Or hop in the car and just go…
Hopi-inspired, the structure is hand-made, created from reclaimed and found objects. The Pueblo is four-stories tall, with many unique features including items reassembled from abandoned homesteads, old telephone poles and buck board wagons. Take the guided tour to discover the life of Cabot Yerxa and his family. Marvel at artifacts collected from their adventures dating back over 100 years. Hear his story from the Dakota Territory to Mexico, Cuba, Alaska, France, throughout California and the Southwest, including the founding of Desert Hot Springs, California.
A treasure in Desert Hot Springs and easily accessible from Highway 62, the preserve hosts deer, bear, big horn sheep, and mountain lions and has spectacular displays of spring wildflowers in wet years. The preserve trail system leads onto the Pacific Crest Trail which is two miles from the stone house group campground.
What could be better than ice cold beer on a hot summer day? Nothing! Complimentary guided tours, tastings, a variety of locally-brewed beers, and fun beer merchandise. Coachella Valley Brewing is located in nearby Thousand Palms.
Winding through natural sand dunes and surrounded by an abundance of native vegetation, Desert Dunes is the perfect marriage of links style design and desert golf. Crafted by legendary golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., this course is widely considered one of the best tests of golf in the valley.
What’s your favorite? Mexican, Asian, American, Italian? Looking for a quick lunch or a fancy dinner? Why cook tonight when everything you’re hungry for is right here.
