Given Joshua Tree’s wide variety of eclectic lodging options, planning where to stay is half the fun. With so many hip hotels, trendy Airbnbs, quirky cabins, and boulder-strewn campgrounds, one certainly isn’t pressed for choice. If anything, the challenge lies in narrowing down lodging options rather than sourcing them—fortunately, that’s where we come in.
In this guide, we’ve compiled 29 of our favorite places to stay in and near Joshua Tree, easily one of California’s most unique and rugged landscapes. The national park is the perfect addition to a broader California National Park Road Trip Itinerary or Southwest National Parks Road Trip.
Where to Stay in Joshua Tree
Table of Contents
- Joshua Tree Lodging Map
- Best Places to Stay At A Glance
- Joshua Tree Hotels and Motels
- Joshua Tree Cabins and Airbnbs
- Flamingo Social Club – Sleeps 4
- Desert Retreat – Sleeps 8
- Twilight Terrace – Sleeps 5
- Joshua Tree House – Sleeps 4
- Sunburst Hacienda – Sleeps 6
- Eclectic Joshua Tree – Sleeps 6
- Modern Bungalow – Sleeps 4
- Rock Box – Sleeps 6
- Joshua Tree National Park Campgrounds
- Palm Springs Lodging
- Joshua Tree Lodging FAQs
Joshua Tree Lodging Map
See where Joshua Tree hotel and lodging options are in relation to Park Entrances.
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Best Places to Stay in Joshua Tree At A Glance
The best of the best. Our Joshua Tree lodging shortlist.
- Best Hotel Overall: Bungalows by Homestead Modern
- Runner-Up: Field Station Joshua Tree
- Best Hotel for Couples: Sacred Sands
- Best Hotel for Families: Pioneertown Motel
- Best Hotel for Groups: Field Station Joshua Tree
- Best Glamping: Autocamp Joshua Tree
- Budget-Friendly: Motel 6 Twentynine Palms
- Best Airbnb/Vrbo: Twilight Terrace
- Best Airbnb/Vrbo for Families: JT Desert Retreat
- Best Aesthetic: Flamingo Social Club
- Best Campground Overall: Jumbo Rocks
- Best Campground for Families: Black Rock
- Best Campground for Climbers: Indian Cove or Hidden Valley
Best Joshua Tree Hotels and Motels
Sacred Sands
Rated 9.4 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Joshua Tree (1 mile from the West Entrance)
One mile from the popular West Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, this boho-chic oasis oozes desert luxury like no other. An architectural icon of the area, the property features just two intimate rooms with a California king bed, rain shower, outdoor soaking tub, meditation platform, and open-air mattress so you can fall asleep beneath the stars. If you’re planning a romantic breakaway, this place ticks all of the boxes and then some.
Rooms average $412 per night throughout the year.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Adult-only property. Pets not allowed. Property not ideal for guests with limited mobility.
Castle House Estate
Rated 8.2 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Joshua Tree (12 miles from West Entrance)
Luxury tent, container home, or guard tower? Take your pick, as Castle House Estate features all three forms of tiny living! Featured on HGTV, this property is minutes from the national park entrance and offers guests outdoor showers, vegan toiletries, plush linens, and premier stargazing opportunities. Each unit seamlessly blends indoor-outdoor living and makes for the perfect escape from everyday life.
Rates start at $201 per night for glamping tents.
Check availability on Booking.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Pet-friendly on request, but charges may apply. Tents are not ADA-compliant, but there are several single-level bungalows on-site.
Pioneertown Motel
Rated 9.2 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Pioneertown (16 miles from West Entrance)
While not located within Joshua Tree itself, this iconic motel is nestled within Pioneertown. Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and other Hollywood legends founded this famous Old West movie set. Just a 15-minute drive from downtown Joshua Tree, it’s one of the top things to do in the region outside the national park itself. Each motel room has a private bathroom, A/C, and free WiFi, and rumor has it that Gene Autry played poker until sunrise in Room #9.
Non-peak rates start at $275 per night | Peak rates start at $325 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. ADA rooms are available. LGBTQ+-friendly.
The Bungalows by Homestead Modern
Rated 9.5 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Joshua Tree (8 miles from West Entrance)
Ranked as one of the top hotels in the world by Michelin Guide in 2023, The Bungalows by Homestead Modern are a series of 14 renovated mid-century modern bungalows. Located on the 152-acre Joshua Tree Retreat Center campus in post-and-beam style buildings designed by architect Harold Zook, each unit has a private patio with unobstructed desert views, as well as a kitchen, luxury bedding and linens, “whisper-quiet” heating and air conditioning, and highspeed internet. Guests have access to the retreat center’s pool and hot tub and a communal fire pit and barbeques. Perhaps best of all – the bungalows are dog-friendly!
Non-peak rates start at $252 per night | Peak rates average $472 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: This is an adult-only property. Dog-friendly. ADA-compliant units are available. LGBTQ+-friendly.
Field Station Joshua Tree
Rated 9.2 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Yucca Valley (13 miles from the West Entrance)
Field Station is the new cool kid on the block when it comes to Joshua Tree lodging, and we sure are glad they moved in. The property offers the same laid-back adventure vibe as their sister property in Moab, with on-site gear rentals and professional guide services, a coffee shop, and a pool. Room types cater to various group sizes and travel styles and range from classic king to king and queen combo rooms with bunks and trundle beds. It’s a fabulous option for groups, families, and couples looking to add a community feel to their lodging experience.
Non-peak rates start at $129 per night | Peak season rates average $237 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Accessible suites are available.
Credit: Joshua Tree Inn
Joshua Tree Inn
Rated 4.0 out of 5 on Tripadvisor
Location: Joshua Tree (5 miles from West Entrance)
Five miles from Joshua Tree National Park, this historic hacienda-style inn was built in 1949 and retains its Spanish colonial charm. The hotel comprises just 11 rooms and has a large swimming pool, zen courtyard, community room, and gift shop. Each room has a private patio facing the pool and comes with A/C, heating, and free WiFi.
Rates start at $151 per night. Book Direct | Read reviews on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Certain rooms are pet-friendly at an additional fee. ADA-accessible rooms available.
AutoCamp Joshua Tree
Rated 9.0 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Joshua Tree (6 miles from West Entrance)
A fairly new addition to the Autocamp franchise, this epic Joshua Tree Glamping property is nine minutes from the national park entrance. It features a clubhouse, general store, seasonally heated pool, all-day dining, and an outdoor fire pit. Each trailer has luxury linens and a spa-inspired bathroom, mini-fridge, microwave, and private patio. Guests can even purchase BBQ kits, making it a fabulous option for families with children.
Non-peak rates start at $284 per night | Peak rates average $332 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Family-friendly. Pet-friendly, but additional charges may apply. Airstreams are not wheelchair-accessible but ADA-accessible suites are available.
Joshua Tree Ranch House
Rated 2.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor
Location: Joshua Tree (6 miles from West Entrance)
Within walking distance of the Joshua Tree Visitor Center, this rustic motel offers basic lodging with an outdoor pool and garden. Each room includes A/C and free WiFi, and certain units have a kitchenette and fridge. For those interested in hiking, Joshua Tree Ranch House is just four miles from Lower Covington Flat and nine miles from the Maze Loop Trail.
Rooms start at around $179 per night.
Compare rates and book: Book Direct | Read reviews on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Pet-friendly on request, but additional charges may apply. Rooms are wheelchair-accessible.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Twentynine Palms
Rated 8.2 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Twentynine Palms (7 miles from North Entrance)
Highly rated by visitors, Fairfield Inn and Suites is four miles from Joshua Tree and offers tons of amenities. There’s a 24-hour market, laundry and dry cleaning facilities, a gym, a whirlpool, and a complimentary continental breakfast, making it the perfect option for those looking for guaranteed value. Each room includes a sofa bed, making it an excellent option for families.
Non-peak rates start at $175 per night | Peak rates start at $310 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Travel sustainable property. Pets are not allowed. ADA-accessible rooms available.
Motel 6 Twentynine Palms
Rated 7.2 out of 10 on Booking.com
Location: Twentynine Palms (6.5 miles from North Entrance)
The most affordable formal lodging option near Joshua Tree, Motel 6 has all the basics for a good night’s sleep. Five miles from the park entrance, the property is pet-friendly and includes free WiFi.
Rooms average $90 per night.
Check availability and book: Booking.com | Hotels.com | Compare rates on Tripadvisor
Fine Print: Pets stay free! ADA-accessible rooms available.
Best Joshua Tree Airbnbs and Vrbos
Top vacation rental options in Joshua Tree for every type of traveler.
Flamingo Social Club
Rated 4.99 out of 5 on Airbnb
Sleeps 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
Location: Homestead Valley (20 miles from West Entrance)
One of the prettiest airbnbs in Joshua Tree, this chic two-bedroom, one-bath cottage sleeps four and was named ‘Best Designed Joshua Tree Vacation Rental’ by Field Magazine. The property has a path leading to a desert pier with two beached rowboats where you can take in the rugged landscape and watch the sun go down. Another favorite feature is the outdoor hot tub and fireplace.
Rates average $308 per night. Check availability and book: Vrbo | Airbnb
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at no additional fee on Vrbo (Fee levied on Airbnb). Accessibility: Home is on a single level with one small step to enter.
Joshua Tree Desert Retreat
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 8 | 4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Location: Joshua Tree (4 miles from West Entrance)
This boho-chic home is just five minutes from the park entrance and three minutes from downtown Joshua Tree. The space has everything needed for a memorable stay and incorporates indoor-outdoor living at its finest. Outside, there’s a hot tub, fire pit, hammocks, lounge seating, and panoramic desert views. Inside is a kitchen with a dishwasher, a game room, a washer and dryer, WiFi, and heating and A/C.
Rates average $485 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Family-friendly. Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Single-story home without steps to enter. Showers are not walk-in.
Twilight Terrace
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 5 | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
Location: Joshua Tree (5.5 miles from West Entrance)
Just a 10-minute drive from the park entrance, Twilight Terrace is easily one of the best-value Vrbos in the area. Sleeping up to five, the property has two bedrooms and one bathroom and features king-size beds, dual shower heads, an indoor fireplace, two patios, and an outdoor fire pit. Read the reviews, and you’ll be scrambling to click “reserve” before you know it.
Rates average $225 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Home is not ideal for those with limited mobility.
The Joshua Tree House
Rated 4.87 out of 5 on Airbnb
Sleeps 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Location: Joshua Tree (6 miles from West Entrance)
One of the most iconic houses in Joshua Tree, you may have seen this property pop up in your Instagram feed. This 1949 hacienda comfortably sleeps four and is 10 minutes from the west entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. Known for its immaculately hip design and decor, the home also offers guests a hot tub surrounded by over 100 Joshua trees, a porch perfect for watching the sunrise, and a vintage record player to set the mood.
Rates start at $430 per night. Check availability and book on Airbnb.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Home is not ideal for guests with limited mobility.
Sunburst Hacienda
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Location: Joshua Tree (6 miles from West Entrance)
Sunburst Hacienda has two comfortable bedrooms and an attached garage (with a sleeper couch) that doubles as an entertainment room with a convertible pool/ping pong table and 65″ Smart TV. Its prime location in Joshua Tree ensures easy access to the park and local amenities. The private backyard, with an outdoor dining area, hot tub, and hammocks, is perfect for unwinding after exploring.
Rates average $235 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Single-level home with walk-in shower (though there is a small step to enter).
Eclectic Joshua Tree House
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Location: Joshua Tree (4 miles from West Entrance)
This modern rental comfortably sleeps six and is one of the top-rated Vrbos in the area. It’s just 1.7 miles from the Joshua Tree Visitor Center and has A/C, WiFi, and laundry facilities. The backyard is a bonus, with a bocce ball court and a picnic table perfect for evening stargazing.
Rates average $310 per night. Compare rates and book: Vrbo | Booking.com
Fine Print: Family-friendly. Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Single-level home without steps to enter. Showers are not walk-in.
Modern Bungalow
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
Location: Joshua Tree (5.5 miles from West Entrance)
Value and aesthetic collide at this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom bungalow in the heart of downtown Joshua Tree. Numerous restaurants and shops are within walking distance, and the national park entrance is five miles away. The backyard has a gas grill, fire pit, dining table, and lounge seating, and inside, you’ll find a well-stocked kitchen, luxury toiletries, laundry facilities, an Apple TV, central heating, and A/C.
Rates average $215 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Single-level home without steps to enter. Shower is walk-in, but not roll-in.
Rock Box
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Location: Joshua Tree (4 miles from West Entrance)
Surrounded by boulders and located on its own private mountain above the Coyote Hole hiking trail, the Rock Box has three bedrooms and two bathrooms and can sleep up to six. Large windows bring the surrounding landscapes inside, and the home features high-end appliances, a well-equipped kitchen, decent WiFi, heating, and cooling. Outside, you’ll find the obligatory hot tub, as well as an outdoor shower, hammocks, a propane firepit, and a BBQ.
Rates average $485 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Home is not wheelchair-accessible.
Joshua Tree National Park Campgrounds
There are nine main campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park, though some are closed during the hot summer season. Many campgrounds accept reservations throughout the year, with reservations opening on a six-month rolling basis.
October through May is the most popular time to visit, and it’s essential to arrive early if you’re hoping to snag a first-come, first-served spot during this time. If you arrive and all sites are occupied, you can try camping outside the park or on BLM land. Just be sure to come prepared and always apply Leave No Trace principles.
Joshua Tree Campgrounds
Every single camping option in Joshua Tree National Park.
Belle Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #7 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
This small 18-site campground is best for tent campers, though some spots will accommodate RVs. Complete with picnic tables, fire rings, and pit toilets, Belle Campground is perfect for a more remote and rugged camping experience with excellent stargazing opportunities. The campground does not provide potable water, so remember to bring more than enough of your own. Belle Campground does not offer ADA-accessible campsites.
Reservations: First-Come, First-Served; Typically closed from June to August for summer.
Rates: $15 per site per night. Learn more here.
Download: Belle Campground Map
Black Rock Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #3 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
Home to 99 campsites, Black Rock Campground is family-friendly and ideal for both seasoned campers and first-timers. One of two campgrounds in Joshua Tree offering potable drinking water, the spots here tend to fill up quickly, particularly during high season. Black Rock is also convenient for RVs because it has a dump station. Campsite 61 is ADA-compliant.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to 6 months in advance on a rolling basis. For summer, certain sites close between June and August.
Rates: $25 per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Black Rock Campground Map
Cottonwood Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #6 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
At over 3,000 feet in elevation, Cottonwood is perfect for stargazers and is right next to Cottonwood Visitor Center. Ideal for both beginner and experienced campers, this campground is one of two in the National Park with potable drinking water. It additionally has a dump facility for RVs. However, it does not offer ADA-accessible campsites.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to 6 months in advance on a rolling basis. Between June and August, specific sites close for summer.
Rates: $25 per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Cottonwood Campground Map
Hidden Valley Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #4 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
Located right off Park Blvd, Hidden Valley offers just nine campsites, making it one of the most desired campgrounds in the park. It’s very well located close to popular trails and climbing sites, but if you camp here, it’s important to be prepared as potable water is not available. Furthermore, RVs over 25 feet cannot be accommodated, and no ADA-accessible sites exist.
Reservations: All sites are first-come, first-served year-round.
Rates: $15 per site per night. Learn more here.
Download: Hidden Valley Campground Map
Indian Cove (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #2 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
One of the best campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park, there’s plenty of room here with 91 single campsites and 13 group campsites. A favorite amongst local climbers, Indian Cove offers plenty of climbing opportunities and is a hotbed for wildflowers in Spring. Potable water isn’t available but can be found just two miles away at the ranger station. Site 1 is ADA-compliant.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to six months in advance on a rolling basis. Between June and August, specific sites close for summer.
Rates: $25+ per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Indian Cove Campground Map
Jumbo Rocks Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #1 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
Rated the best Joshua Tree campground on TripAdvisor, Jumbo Rocks often hits capacity during the year’s cooler months. It’s very family-friendly and has the most campsites in the area at 124. However, potable water is not offered, so arrive prepared. Site 122 is ADA-compliant.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to 6 months in advance on a rolling basis.
Rates: $20 per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Jumbo Rocks Campground Map
Ryan Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #8 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
Smack dab in the middle of the park, Ryan Campground offers 31 campsites with easy access to Mt. Ryan and Cap Rock. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table, and the campground offers pit toilets. However, like many other campgrounds, potable water is unavailable. There are no designated accessible sites at Ryan Campground.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to 6 months in advance on a rolling basis.
Rates: $20 per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Ryan Campground Map
White Tank Campground (Tent & RV; No Hookups)
Rated #6 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
A smaller campground with just 15 campsites, White Tank Campground is home to plenty of scrambling and bouldering, as well as some of the best stargazing opportunities. Each site offers a fire pit and picnic table, but potable water is unavailable. There are no ADA-accessible campsites in White Tank Campground.
Reservations: First come, first served. White Tank Campground is closed for the summer between June and August.
Rates: $15 per site per night. Learn more here.
Download: White Tank Campground Map
Sheep Pass Group Campground (Tent Only)
Rated #9 of 9 campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park on TripAdvisor
Sheep Pass Campground has just six group campsites, each accommodating between 10 and 60 people. It’s well located near plenty of hiking trails and rock climbing routes, and each site has a fire pit, BBQ, and picnic table. Vault toilets are also available, though potable drinking water is not. There are no ADA-accessible campsites in Sheep Pass Campground.
Reservations: Required year-round and reservable up to 6 months in advance on a rolling basis.
Rates: $50 per site per night. Make a reservation now.
Download: Sheep Pass Campground Map
Palm Spring to Joshua Tree
Best lodging options for those wanting to stay in Palm Springs and day trip to Joshua Tree.
Joshua Tree is located an hour’s drive from Palm Springs, and many visitors opt to stay in Palm Springs and visit the National Park as part of a day trip rather than overnighting in the park itself. Visiting independently or via a guided tour, it’s still possible to see many of the park’s highlights, though you’ll miss out on some of the longer trails and the clear night skies.
How to Get From Palm Springs to Joshua Tree
When driving from Palm Springs to Joshua Tree, enter the park via the West Entrance near Joshua Tree Visitor Center. To get here from Palm Springs, follow the CA-62 East to Yucca Valley, keeping right on Yucca Trail Rd and then right again on Quail Springs Rd until reaching Park Blvd. At the end of the day, exit via the South Entrance near Cottonwood Visitor Center and follow the I-10 West back to Palm Springs. This way, you’ll be able to experience both the northern Mojave Desert and the southern Colorado Desert in one trip.
Best Hotels and Resorts in Palm Springs
- Dive Palm Springs – Adult-only boutique hotel inspired by the 1960s French Riviera ($$-$$$)
- Little Paradise Hotel – Top-rated property in Palm Springs with an adult-only pool ($$)
- The Westcott – Boutique hotel with views of the San Jacinto Mountains ($$-$$$)
- Ace Hotel and Swim Club – Formerly neglected motel turned hip hotel ($$-$$$)
- The Saguaro – Insanely instagrammable rooms and epic pool parties ($$-$$$)
Best Vacation Rentals in Palm Springs
- The Twist – Colorful apartments in Old Las Palmas
- Marcia! Marcia! Marcia! – Retro 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom luxury home
- Her Name Was Lola – Ultimate Palm Springs pad for 6 to 8 – cabana lounge and all
- Monkey Tree Hotel Buyout – Mid-century modern adult-only resort for up to 34
Joshua Tree Lodging FAQs
Best time to visit Joshua Tree?
The best times to visit Joshua Tree tend to be in spring and fall. Summers are hot (with daytime temps averaging 91°F), and winters are chilly, though the park is popular year-round. If you’re visiting in summer, start early to beat the heat and spend afternoons by the pool or lounging indoors with the A/C on. For winter trips, pack warm clothes and layers. Winter is a stunning time to visit the park for those wanting clear night skies for stargazing.
Best area to stay near Joshua Tree?
The town of Joshua Tree is the most popular area to stay near Joshua Tree. Here, you’ll find the most lodging and Airbnb options, and the neighborhood has many restaurants, grocery stores, local boutiques, and spas. That being said, there are also ample accommodation options in nearby Twentynine Palms, and many choose to visit Joshua Tree as a day trip from Palm Springs, which is just an hour’s drive away.
Are Airbnbs allowed in Joshua Tree?
Yes. Per the current ordinance, short-term rentals are allowed for 30 days or less at a time. Owners are, however, required to obtain an operating permit.
Does Joshua Tree allow dogs?
Joshua Tree National Park allows (leashed) dogs, but they are very limited in where they can go in the park. Dogs are not permitted on hiking trails and must stay within 100 feet of roads (both paved and unpaved), picnic areas, and campgrounds.
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