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Joshua Tree/Cottonwood
Joshua Tree Cottonwood Indio, CA is a small, family-owned business located in the heart of the Coachella Valley. The business specializes in selling and renting out camping and RV supplies, as well as providing a variety of services for campers and RVers. They offer a wide selection of camping and RV supplies, including tents, sleeping bags, cookware, and more. They also provide RV repair and maintenance services, as well as RV storage and rental services. Joshua Tree Cottonwood Indio, CA is a great place to find all of your camping and RV needs.
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User Reviews
Nolan James Brown
I love the southern portion(Colorado Desert) of Joshua Tree National Park. Though it is devoid of the Joshua Tree, its unique features more than compensate. I love this paradise and the creatures that abound here!!!
Brian Lulzington
Lots of space for car camping and bringing trailers. The road goes into Joshua Tree. --- 5/5 Stars - A Must-See If You Love... Dirt? If you're looking for a place with absolutely breathtaking amounts of dirt, congratulations—you’ve found paradise. Cottonwood Springs is like nature’s minimalist art installation: dirt, more dirt, some suspiciously brown mountains, and the occasional lizard giving you side-eye like you’re the one out of place. No shade (literally, there’s no shade), just vibes—and by vibes I mean sunburn and a constant reminder that water is life. But hey, the night sky? UNREAL. Like, “is this a screensaver or am I having a spiritual awakening under the Milky Way?” kind of unreal. Bring a camera, leave your expectations, and prepare to be wowed by the cosmic display and humbled by the sheer amount of... you guessed it—dirt. #DesertVibes #LizardWatch2025 #JoshuaTreeAesthetic #DirtTok #SkyPorn Would I go again? Yes. Do I understand why the lizards run this place? Also yes. Follow me for more brutally honest travel reviews you didn’t know you needed! @YourFavoriteWanderer Final Rating: 5 lizards out of 5.
Max
It was really nice to be able to see a rare cluster of California Fan Palms, there seems to be about 3 distinctive clusters off of the trails here. The hike around the area is fairly easy and took us about 2-3 hours including rest time and taking in all the scenery.
Vipul Singh
Did the Mastodon Peak hike starting from Cottonwood Spring Parking Lot on a Saturday afternoon in February. There was no room in the parking lot, and cars were parked along the road for a good ~500 feet leading up to it. The trail actually runs right along the road, so it didn't add any extra mileage to park a bit farther from the trailhead. Did the loop counter clockwise - came to around 500ft gain, all in the beginning, over 2.4 miles. You start with some good photo opportunities of the trees, and reach the mine at around the 1 mile mark. Good trail, easy to follow. I entered the Park from the south, and didn't have to wait or show my Annual Pass for this.
Francis
Beautiful spot with some beautiful trees and some great scenery. You don't need to go very far to enjoy the scenery. There's some rock stairs and then you can see pretty far away. Not the best compared to the other rock formations in the park but it's still worth a stop.