Top Joshua Tree Airbnbs For Group And Family Vacations
Sink into a romantic weekend away, without breaking the bank. This dapper guesthouse, with its cozy queen-size and full kitchen, is ideal for a love-struck pair. It’s got plenty of character from floor to ceiling, and in every room of the house.
A sunken area holds built-in seating, a fire pit, and a barbecue. The house can be opened entirely to allow the desert breeze flow through the space, although it also offers A/C and central heating. It’s no wonder this house has been used for numerous photoshoots over the years. Three-bedroom custom-built pad (from $393) has you well covered.
Joshua Tree is a haven for stargazing lovers and those who love the desert wilderness. Just a few hours’ drive from lively – but extremely congested – Los Angeles sits a remote otherworldly desert oasis. We’re huge fans of California and have loads of blog posts with all our best California travel tips.
Therefore, we want to share our compilation of cool AND affordable Joshua Tree cabins in the desert with you in this post. If camping under the stars in the middle of the desert isn’t on your bucket list… IT WILL BE NOW! But beware… if you continue reading this blog post, you will get the sudden urge to book a flight to Joshua Tree! This Joshua Tree Airbnb is going to be the stay of your dreams if you’re up for a little adventure. Built in the 1950’s, this home has 270 degree mountain views, a secluded hot tub, and plenty of space for your pets to stretch their legs. The outside space includes a cowboy tub, and an outdoor shower, so there are plenty of ways to relax without having to venture far.
Remember to book as soon as possible as slots fill up fast. If you're traveling with a big crew, this spot in rural New Mexico should be on your radar. You'll have access to two large geodesic domes that together offer about 5,000 square feet of indoor living space (including 27-foot ceilings, lofts, and multiple skylights). If it looks as though a legit architect designed this place, it's because they did.
Looking for fun and budget friendly glamping experience in Joshua Tree? Make sure to check out the options at Joshua’s Tree Houses. There are three bell-tent yurts and three tiny homes on this 5-acre property just steps from Joshua Tree National Park.
It’s more remote than The Joshua Tree House and is a 12-minute drive from Joshua Tree town. Gemini Retreat has a fun seventies yellow and orange theme (look at that yellow floor!) that brings warmth to the classic white-walled Joshua Tree style. It’s 10 minutes from Yucca Valley and just a short drive to the national park.
The entire house is spacious and clean and it has three bedrooms with three beds and can accommodate up to 7 guests. There are two beds provided in this camper and it can fit up to 3 guests. There is also a living bank sofa in the front of the trailer where kids or adults can sleep on it.
It’s located up in a secluded corner of North Joshua Tree and was completely rebuilt by the owners. This bright Joshua Tree home, Abstractionist, celebrates creativity and includes studio space, art supplies, and even an art rail for hanging your creations. The whole place, including the outdoor space is an artwork in itself (look at the nest chair in the garden!). The Luna Cabin is by the same people who run Little Jo and as such has the same hipster-perfect desert decor of white walls, natural woods and bohemian fabric touches. The Little Jo Cabin is one of a collection of four newly restored 1950s homestead cabins by a group called Yarfa.
Spend a night in a glamping tent perched in a treehouse, with epic vineyard views. The kind of place that inside blends perfectly with the outdoors. When it comes to beautiful Joshua Tree Stargazing Airbnb Airbnbs in California, the list is endless for options. From unique cabins to stunning homes, California has a wonderful selection of Airbnbs to choose from.
In an attempt to recycle water that ain’t too dirty to waste, The Folly Collection simply recycles it . The cabins were redesigned by Malek Alqadi, the founder of Los Angeles-based firm Cohesion Studio, as a prototype guest house. While the buildings were initially built in 1954, they were abandoned and have sat there unused since. To Alqadi, "the goal was to breathe new life into an overlooked and underused space - almost like upcycling an abandoned barn". So book yourself one of the beautiful Airbnbs from above, and embark on the adventure of a lifetime. While you’re at it, have a look at some Airbnbs in Yosemite, for an expanded National Park vacation.
A sunken area holds built-in seating, a fire pit, and a barbecue. The house can be opened entirely to allow the desert breeze flow through the space, although it also offers A/C and central heating. It’s no wonder this house has been used for numerous photoshoots over the years. Three-bedroom custom-built pad (from $393) has you well covered.
Joshua Tree is a haven for stargazing lovers and those who love the desert wilderness. Just a few hours’ drive from lively – but extremely congested – Los Angeles sits a remote otherworldly desert oasis. We’re huge fans of California and have loads of blog posts with all our best California travel tips.
Therefore, we want to share our compilation of cool AND affordable Joshua Tree cabins in the desert with you in this post. If camping under the stars in the middle of the desert isn’t on your bucket list… IT WILL BE NOW! But beware… if you continue reading this blog post, you will get the sudden urge to book a flight to Joshua Tree! This Joshua Tree Airbnb is going to be the stay of your dreams if you’re up for a little adventure. Built in the 1950’s, this home has 270 degree mountain views, a secluded hot tub, and plenty of space for your pets to stretch their legs. The outside space includes a cowboy tub, and an outdoor shower, so there are plenty of ways to relax without having to venture far.
Remember to book as soon as possible as slots fill up fast. If you're traveling with a big crew, this spot in rural New Mexico should be on your radar. You'll have access to two large geodesic domes that together offer about 5,000 square feet of indoor living space (including 27-foot ceilings, lofts, and multiple skylights). If it looks as though a legit architect designed this place, it's because they did.
Looking for fun and budget friendly glamping experience in Joshua Tree? Make sure to check out the options at Joshua’s Tree Houses. There are three bell-tent yurts and three tiny homes on this 5-acre property just steps from Joshua Tree National Park.
It’s more remote than The Joshua Tree House and is a 12-minute drive from Joshua Tree town. Gemini Retreat has a fun seventies yellow and orange theme (look at that yellow floor!) that brings warmth to the classic white-walled Joshua Tree style. It’s 10 minutes from Yucca Valley and just a short drive to the national park.
The entire house is spacious and clean and it has three bedrooms with three beds and can accommodate up to 7 guests. There are two beds provided in this camper and it can fit up to 3 guests. There is also a living bank sofa in the front of the trailer where kids or adults can sleep on it.
It’s located up in a secluded corner of North Joshua Tree and was completely rebuilt by the owners. This bright Joshua Tree home, Abstractionist, celebrates creativity and includes studio space, art supplies, and even an art rail for hanging your creations. The whole place, including the outdoor space is an artwork in itself (look at the nest chair in the garden!). The Luna Cabin is by the same people who run Little Jo and as such has the same hipster-perfect desert decor of white walls, natural woods and bohemian fabric touches. The Little Jo Cabin is one of a collection of four newly restored 1950s homestead cabins by a group called Yarfa.
Spend a night in a glamping tent perched in a treehouse, with epic vineyard views. The kind of place that inside blends perfectly with the outdoors. When it comes to beautiful Joshua Tree Stargazing Airbnb Airbnbs in California, the list is endless for options. From unique cabins to stunning homes, California has a wonderful selection of Airbnbs to choose from.
In an attempt to recycle water that ain’t too dirty to waste, The Folly Collection simply recycles it . The cabins were redesigned by Malek Alqadi, the founder of Los Angeles-based firm Cohesion Studio, as a prototype guest house. While the buildings were initially built in 1954, they were abandoned and have sat there unused since. To Alqadi, "the goal was to breathe new life into an overlooked and underused space - almost like upcycling an abandoned barn". So book yourself one of the beautiful Airbnbs from above, and embark on the adventure of a lifetime. While you’re at it, have a look at some Airbnbs in Yosemite, for an expanded National Park vacation.
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