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Anza-Borrego Desert
The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is located in Borrego Springs, California. It is the largest desert state park in the United States, covering over 600,000 acres of land. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, coyotes, roadrunners, and golden eagles. The park also features a variety of geological features, such as sand dunes, canyons, and badlands. Visitors to the park can enjoy activities such as camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. The park is also home to a variety of cultural sites, including Native American petroglyphs and historic sites.
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User Reviews
Nash Holcomb
Don’t be fooled by the apparent lack of a building from the map! The visitor center is build as a cave! It’s very nice with plenty of great information, Anza Borrego merch and super friendly and helpful staff that pointed us to some great hiking trails
Mitch K
Largest state park in CA ... 600,000 acres. Limitless hiking. Visitor center great helpful people. Take water on hike & eye glasses/prote ction. Winds are STRONG debrie flies. Pay park pass at ciocsk. CC or exact cash
Rich M
Great place! We stopped here first to get info on the various hikes in the area. Great visitor center and staff to answer all of the questions. The center also has great samples of the various cacti out front. $10 entrance fee to the park/carload. Very clean restrooms with soap and paper towels! Picnic area both in the sun and in the shade around the center. Ample parking on dirt
Mandolinman58
Uh, yeah! I stopped for the sculptures but stayed for the beauty. Located about 30 west of Coachella/Salton Sea the park is extensive but, near the highway and accessible by car, there are dozens of giant rusty metal sculptures of ancient giant mammals that used to roam the area. They have a giant scorpion and locust. As you head north the sculptures are of dragons and even an adventurous four wheeling pair in a Jeep. For the most part you can drive your car up to and around each statue. The ones that you can't drive up to see are close to road with clear paths to them. To the west are beautiful mountains and to the east the park stretches as far as your can see. A great place to visit. Children will love it. Bring your camera because you will never see anything like this again and your friends won't believe you when you tell them. Peace!
Craig Bellavance
Arrive at the parking lot and buy your park pass at the kiosk. Use the clean flush-toilet restroom. Fill your water bottles. Head to the well-hidden visitor center. View the exhibits. Shop in the store. Get your visitor information guide and discuss your plans or options with a ranger. Get a start on your adventure by walking the quarter mile “Visitor Center All-Access Nature Trail” loop. You are now ready to hit the trails…