Easy to find parking. Lots of (P)unny stuff. The kids immediately wanted to go on the coin operated…read morerides and get little quarter toys. There's everything from clothes, records, souvenirs, toys, jewelry, etc. We got the kids some toys and I got myself a patch to add to my denim jacket. Owner was super nice and patient with my three year old rambling. Lots of cool spots to take pictures as well. One of my favorite spots to shop in Twentynine.

This is a dangerous stop for a roadside attraction addict. Barely made it out of here without…read moreblowing our vacation budget. Tons of tees, patches, hats, and cool hunting ephemera of the desert. Their selection of shirts was honestly unparalleled- lots of different designers, all perfectly California cool, we left with two hats and two shirts and had to put a few back that we knew wouldn't fit into our carryons.

I came in and got all of the secret rocks that I needed…read more The woman working there was very helpful and showed us a lot of things that we ended up purchasing. But she wasn't trying to up-sell us - She was just enthusiastic about the rocks and crystals and we agreed that what she showed us was amazing. For example, we got the kryptonite. It glows so well. We held off on the muldavite, but one day that will become a reality. I won't elaborate on the reasons for the secret rocks or the secret meetings that I hold. But I will tell you that you might end up seeing me here a lot. Thank you

Joshua Tree Rock Shop is a stop we made just to check out some cool rocks. My friend said it has…read morebeen around this part of town for quite some time. The staff member was super friendly and chatty. He was nice and we did get some rocks. The inside of this store is really pretty and inviting. So many things to see and wander around so stop by!

One of four visitor centers for Joshua Tree National Park, each having a slightly different name,…read morethis location is in downtown Joshua Tree, surrounded by other city buildings. It is the one fronting the West entrance to the Park, which is the more popular of the two. It is located before having to pay the park entrance fee. It was manned by two friendly, quite busy volunteer rangers, answering any questions about your visit. We didn't have time to visit the park itself, so took the opportunity to learn a bit more about the park from displays and presentations. As I learned, it is crowded inside (shoulder to shoulder). There is a dedicated parking lot, along with street parking, and a small gift shop. My wife's mom ended up buying a tote bag (or two) to take back home. We didn't get to go inside the park this time, but was able to see plenty of Joshua trees real close, which are only endemic to this area.

Drove from Las Vegas to Joshua Tree and I recommend it. It's a 3 hour drive and scenic. You drive…read morethrough the Mohave Desert and see landscape, and vegetation, existing only in that area. This should always be your first stop. You'll be able to speak to a Park Ranger, pick up a park map, see examples of wildlife that you might encounter, and even pick up food at their small eatery called, Roadrunner grab & go.

This shop is a hidden gem in the Joshua Tree area. The owners of the shop are truly amazing people…read more I would recommend this shop if you're traveling to Joshua Tree. Even if you don't travel to Joshua Tree you can shop online. They have clothing for everyone and some cute items that make perfect gifts for the holidays and birthdays.

From the owner: JOSHUA TREE, CALIF. // We carry an assortment of locally made and sourced products as well as…read moredesigner hats, graphics tees, and apparel. All inventory available online and in store. #ShopLocal

Sometimes a shop will speak to you…read more This is an absolutely can't miss place when visiting the town of Joshua tree. The inventory is so well curated with so much stuff to enjoy, everything in the place was art. The crew here was ultra friendly, and the place had a vibe unlike any gift shop I have ever been. if you want to take home something really special from Josua Tree Hey There Projects is a must stop.

Great place cool art friendly service worth a visit! I…read morereally like the rugs on my recent visit.

It's dog friendly outside, and that was why my group stopped in for lunch…read more The service was lovely, the menu is not big. The prices were reasonable. We sat outside by the goldfish pool. The food took awhile, we were a party of six and they didn't seem to have much staff. I had the quesadilla. It was like school cafeteria food. The grounds are interesting but the food is not.

Interesting/weird desert oasis on the side of the highway. Great vegan cafe, cool sculpture…read moregarden. Convenient location to Joshua tree and yucca valley. I stayed in a bungalow, a nice and comfortable unpretentious lodging.

First time here, this is probably my favorite vintagey shop in town so far. Stickers, birthday…read morecards, hats, shirts, fanny packs etc. I think it's worth the price for it seems good quality and brands as well.

The best shop in Yucca Valley or Joshua Tree. My husband and I needed clothing for a photo shoot…read moreand the staff here was so helpful and had everything we needed. Love their clothing style here.

Cute queer art everywhere. Highly recommend finding them and stopping in! Very affordable.read more

I bought an awesome shirt from this bus when I was visiting Joshua Tree. It's one of my favorite…read moreshirts now, it's so unique and cool.