Although it was relatively busy when we visited Coyote Corner, I really enjoyed browsing everything…read morethey had. It is such a fun place to look for gifts or even just pick up something small to remember a great trip to Joshua Tree. We ended up buying some cactus candy to try, and it was a very unique and enjoyable experience.

Coyote Corner is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, you feel the welcoming, friendly…read morevibe that's getting harder and harder to find these days. The staff is genuinely kind, attentive, and always happy to help without being pushy. The selection is great -- unique items, quality products, and that local character that makes this place special. You can tell a lot of care goes into what they offer and how they treat their customers. Everything feels thoughtfully chosen, not random or mass-produced. I really appreciate places like this that support the local community and still deliver excellent service. Every visit has been a pleasant experience, and it's the kind of store you actually want to come back to. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area -- Coyote Corner is 100% worth it!

I stumbled upon this beauty on accident. Driving past Joshua tree, I saw the sign that read "BOOKS"…read moreon the side of the road and had to make an immediate U-turn. I am so glad I went in! It was way more than what I had expected! At first glance it seems like it's the tiniest thing, but once you start wandering through you'll notice that there are so many sections with tons and tons of all sorts of books, new and used! I only had a limited amount of time so I had to rush through but I was still able to find 3 books for myself... all used but in GREAT condition. $15 for all 3! The owner of the shop was also amazing... super warm and welcoming! This will definitely not be my last time visiting the store because I plan to return on my next trip back to Joshua tree :)

Great vintage bookstore - one of the last remaining "hole in the wall" bookstores once found in…read moremost cities... great owner and great selection and super reasonable prices!

Cute souvenir shop. They had a bit of everything. There's definitely plenty of things to find. Very…read moreniche stuff and stuff that I've seen pop up on my IG feeds. They also have a few things from local artist. The shop is pretty big and you can definitely spend some time going through everything. This was also the souvenir shop with the highest prices on things that I saw on this trip. I would save this shop for those rare, I'm not going to find this anywhere, type of things. For more generic or simple souvenirs, you can find them for a few bucks cheaper elsewhere, but do check this place out either way!

They had super unique souvenirs, and I found a birthday gift for a friend. The store has artwork,…read morebooks about Joshua tree, and other cool trinkets. The cashier was friendly and the vibes of the store were great.

Newer location a street over and still a strong store. Good to move to get more traffic as this…read morestore deserves it. For being a smaller store, they have a great selection in many genres. The person working was very helpful to everyone browsing and several purchases while I was there. Prices are reasonable and top new books available. They also take orders you can pick up when they arrive.

I love supporting independent bookstores, but the customer service here stinks! People want to come…read moreback, not only for your curated selection, but how your employees make the customers feel. My husband asked a question, and the person in front seemed so bothered. We still made a few purchases to support, but your employee may need a few etiquette classes on how to treat people with kindness.

i loved this little bookshop. could have stayed there for hours! got a few books for myself and my…read morekiddos. they also had some great coffee beans, candles, and chocolate. the woman there, i believe the owner, was super sweet and helpful.

Such a cute little bookstore with the friendliest staff. I picked up a book to read with my lunch.read more

There's something here for everyone. If you want an Almanac from 1980, they probably have it…read more Looking for a rare beanie baby? You'll probably find it here. This is one of those places you can get lost in for hours upon hours as the sun fades into the moon. The prices fluctuate as the books come manufactured with the prices on the back cover, but that's a non issue.

My sister and I had intended to just grab a coffee, but were pleasantly surprised when we happened…read moreupon this book store. It is so cute and artistic, the smell alone walking in had my book heart SOARING. The prices were so reasonable, the woman working the front desk (wish I remembered her name) was kind and helpful. She also let us know we could bring books to sell for $1 each or we could use it as store credit! If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping in for a great book and great company.

This is almost certainly the smallest bookstore--new or used--you have ever seen. It is one small…read moreroom, smaller than a kid's bedroom. But there are some nuggets to be found here. The store is located in the upstairs shopping "mall," along with a bunch of either tiny stores. I would estimate at least a quarter to a third of the books are of the sci-fi/fantasy genre. Here is where you may find some very obscure but excellent out of print titles. The fiction section is also well-curated. The rest of the books are a bit of a hodgepodge (travel, humor, etc.). I found the prices to be very fair. Be careful, though: some out of print books are priced accordingly. Worth checking out, if you are a book nerd.

Located in the village. There is a small entrance that leads you up to a collection of small shops…read more We have a home in Sugarloaf and really want to encourage our kids to read books. I'm so glad we found this place, there's a good selection of books and really good prices. There isn't an attendant around, but the cashier was very friendly and I even got a bookmark with my purchase! I like that books were organized and they had a section for young readers and kids. I even found a couple of hard back Nancy Drew books I read as a kid! There were a few classic Golden Books too. The middle section has some great table books. There's a mixture of classic and new and it was fun to search.

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.

Came in on a Thursday around 5:30 pm and bought the 1-hour pass for $20. Immediately loved the dark…read moreand quiet ambiance. It was decorated so nicely and had an array of different books to choose from. It was difficult to get into the books with all the cute cats around though. Taylor was super sweet and helpful; she helped answer any questions I had regarding the cats or books. Overall, a lovely spot in the IE if you're looking to decompress with some cute cats!

I like their mission to help cats, so I decided to try to adopt from them. However, the young man…read morecould not locate the cat I was interested in for 20min. I was very disappointed bec it used up most of my 30 min trying to locate the cat I came in to see. I hesitate to return bec of tat bad experience.​​