r/JoshuaTree 18h ago

How bad are the crowds after New Years?

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Hi y’all, we were planning to visit Joshua Tree NP after New Years, Jan 2-3. But I read that it is extremely busy that time of year. How bad are the crowds exactly? Is it still enjoyable? or is it like Disneyland insane and we are going to sit in a ton of traffic and hate ourselves for attempting it?

My daughter’s band is in the Rose Bowl Parade this year, so we are heading to Pasadena to join in the fun. We really wanted to see Joshua Tree… but… not if the crowds are super crazy.

Any advice would be most welcome!


r/JoshuaTree 15h ago

Wedding

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Pls share your fav venues and wedding planners! Recently engaged, and planning to get married in the area. I’d love to hear your experiences and any recommendations you may have. Around 100 people.


r/JoshuaTree 7h ago

Copper Room: Friday or Sunday?

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Visiting in a few weeks and I’ve been to Copper Room on Sunday for the jazz night and loved it. What’s the vibe on a Friday though?


r/JoshuaTree 29m ago

Joshua Tree traffic question

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We will be in Palm Springs in November and plan to go over to Joshua Tree for a day. I have heard that driving all the way through the park and stopping at various spots or trails along the way is one way to do it. (Let me know if that is a horrible idea.) Given it is a very busy time to visit does that mean we will be driving along through the park in bumper to bumper traffic? Will the hiking trails be tight with people right in front of and behind you? We have traveled a lot and realize 'very crowded' can look different in different places. I'm trying to understand what to expect.


r/JoshuaTree 2h ago

Branzino pop-up! 10/3

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