Weird Things to do in Joshua Tree

In this week’s video I’m sharing all my favorite weird things to do in Joshua Tree, California.
I recently spent an entire month living in Joshua Tree and got to explore all the fun and quirky things that make Joshua Tree unique. I genuinely love spending time out in Joshua Tree and really hope you enjoy this video and get to visit one day.
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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Desert Christ Park
1:04 - Krblin Jihn Kabin
1:45 - Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Museum
2:22 - Art Queen / Crochet Museum
2:54: - The Station
3:22 - Glass Outhouse Art Gallery
4:30 - Roy’s Motel and Cafe
4:48 - Wonder Valley Hot Springs
5:20 - La Copine Kitchen
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[@climbjt]

Lived in Yucca valley.(pronounced “yuck”, not Youk)and J.T. For 10 years. And served as a technical rescue climber with “JOSAR”, National Park search and rescue for 8 of those years. My wife and I were married 30 feet up on a vertical wall at the Indian Cove camp ground amphitheater, in the park. With the SAR team in attendance ( She was also a team member). I live in AZ now and miss the park a lot. Thanks for doing this video, a walk down memory lane

[@rockalittletravel]

Awww, thank you for this comment. I love Joshua Tree so much and visit there often. I can see why you miss it, I would live there long term if I could. Nothing beats early mornings in JTNP before the crowds arrive, it's magic. Also, that job you had sounds really interesting. Very cool that you did that.

[@debbyblack9437]

I lived in yucca valley and Joshua tree for 33 years. I miss the beautiful desert so much. I want to go back I know it's not the same but it is always a magical place. It wish you would have shown The chapel at Christ Park. There is so much more to see. Thank you for sharing your trip. 💖💖

[@rockalittletravel]

Thank you so much for your comment. I completely agree with you, that area is incredibly beautiful. I think that's why I keep getting pulled back. I'm considering moving there at some point in the future.

[@elcaminanteyexplorador53]

Nice video.

[@rockalittletravel]

Thank you.

[@Matt-xh6rm]

Can I ask about the glass outhouse?

[@rockalittletravel]

Sure, what did you want to know?

[@Matt-xh6rm]

Why was the seat up at 3:40

[@rockalittletravel]

@@Matt-xh6rm I have no idea. That's how it was when I walked in, and I wasn't about to touch anything.

[@Matt-xh6rm]

Was it pretty clean in there?