Guidebook for Landers
Food Scene
La Copine
848 Old Woman Springs RdGreat organic food in an ecletic setting.
La Casita
56895 Twentynine Palms HighwayGreat mexican food.
Drinks & Nightlife
Pappy & Harriet's
53688 Pioneertown RdGreat food, great drinks, great entertainment!
Kokopelli's Kantina
57154 Twentynine Palms HighwayParks & Nature
Joshua Tree National Park Visitor Center
6554 Park BlvdEssentials
Just a few minutes away for forgotten necessities or beer! :-)
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Halliday's Liquor
56008 Reche RdJust a few minutes away for forgotten necessities or beer! :-)
Everything Else
They grow thousands of orchids and have a store as well.
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Gubler Orchids
36400 Rabbit Springs RdThey grow thousands of orchids and have a store as well.
Arts & Culture
The Integratron is a 38-foot high, 50-foot diameter, non-metallic structure designed by the engineer George Van Tassel as a rejuvenation machine. Van Tassel was a legendary figure, a former test pilot for Howard Huges and Douglas Aircraft, who made his home in a cave hollowed out under nearby Giant Rock. Van Tassel led weekly meditations during the 1950s, which he claimed led to UFO contacts. He said UFO channelings and ideas from Nikola Tesla and other pioneers in the field of electromagnetics led to the unique architecture of the Integratron. He spent 18 years constructing the building.
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Integratron
2477 Belfield BlvdThe Integratron is a 38-foot high, 50-foot diameter, non-metallic structure designed by the engineer George Van Tassel as a rejuvenation machine. Van Tassel was a legendary figure, a former test pilot for Howard Huges and Douglas Aircraft, who made his home in a cave hollowed out under nearby Giant Rock. Van Tassel led weekly meditations during the 1950s, which he claimed led to UFO contacts. He said UFO channelings and ideas from Nikola Tesla and other pioneers in the field of electromagnetics led to the unique architecture of the Integratron. He spent 18 years constructing the building.
Sightseeing
There is plenty to do in downtown Joshua Tree before or after your park visit. Park and walk the small village area. My favorite place to eat is Crossroads cafe. It is often busy, but worth a little wait. There is also the Natural Sister Cafe that I have heard great reviews from. Pie for the People is a great little Pizza joint. I personally love the 'David Bowie'. If you like authentic Indian food- Sams market has a restaurant inside. Every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm, there is farmers market in downtown Joshua Tree with produce, cheese and some arts/crafts.
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Joshua Tree
There is plenty to do in downtown Joshua Tree before or after your park visit. Park and walk the small village area. My favorite place to eat is Crossroads cafe. It is often busy, but worth a little wait. There is also the Natural Sister Cafe that I have heard great reviews from. Pie for the People is a great little Pizza joint. I personally love the 'David Bowie'. If you like authentic Indian food- Sams market has a restaurant inside. Every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm, there is farmers market in downtown Joshua Tree with produce, cheese and some arts/crafts.