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National Park · CA
Joshua Tree combines granite formations, desert basins, historic sites, and short trailheads reached from scenic park roads.
Plan the land, not only the trail
Fees & passes
A national park entrance fee applies; passes are accepted.
Reservations
No timed park-entry reservation is normally required; reservable campgrounds fill in cooler months.
Parking
Popular climbing and hiking lots are small; never park on fragile desert vegetation.
Roads
Main park roads are paved, but several secondary roads require current vehicle and weather checks.
Pets
Pets are not allowed on most trails and must stay within developed corridors.
Accessibility
Accessible visitor centers, picnic areas, and selected nature trails are available.
Camping
Developed campgrounds range from reservable sites to limited first-come options.
Visitor center
Joshua Tree, Cottonwood, and Black Rock visitor facilities support trip planning.
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Joshua Tree National Park
Developed campground · Seasonal operating dates; check the current park campground page before travel.
Joshua Tree National Park
Developed campground · Seasonal operating dates; check the current park campground page before travel.