The Desert Calypso’s guidebook
Food scene
While visiting the Desert Calypso, check out GRND SQRL known for their good eats, rad craft beer and desert vibes. A locals favorite.
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grnd sqrl
73471 29 Palms HighwayWhile visiting the Desert Calypso, check out GRND SQRL known for their good eats, rad craft beer and desert vibes. A locals favorite.
Check out this boho inspired Caribbean restaurant and bar while visiting the Desert Calypso. Their Outdoor dining includes cactus gardens, shades and string lights, perfect for those warm evening dinners in the desert. Live music and entertainment almost every night of the week.
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Kitchen in the Desert
6427 Mesquite AveCheck out this boho inspired Caribbean restaurant and bar while visiting the Desert Calypso. Their Outdoor dining includes cactus gardens, shades and string lights, perfect for those warm evening dinners in the desert. Live music and entertainment almost every night of the week.
Check out Giant Rock Meeting Room when visiting the Desert Calypso. This place has good food and their drinks are even better.
Live music almost every weekend.
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Giant Rock Meeting Room & Coffee House
1131 Old Woman Springs RdCheck out Giant Rock Meeting Room when visiting the Desert Calypso. This place has good food and their drinks are even better.
Live music almost every weekend.
Located in Pioneertown, Pappy & Harriet’s has been around since the 80’s. Known for their bbq, drinks and live music, a must see while visiting the desert. Check out their events schedule for the next live show.
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Pappy & Harriet's
53688 Pioneertown RdLocated in Pioneertown, Pappy & Harriet’s has been around since the 80’s. Known for their bbq, drinks and live music, a must see while visiting the desert. Check out their events schedule for the next live show.
Friendly locals sports bar with great food and entertainment. Stop by while visiting the Desert Calypso. It’s a 5 minute drive.
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Fans sports bar and grill
4966 Adobe RdFriendly locals sports bar with great food and entertainment. Stop by while visiting the Desert Calypso. It’s a 5 minute drive.
Neighborhoods
The new Phoenix project in Twentynine Palms includes a farmers market every Saturday morning, the JTNP cultural and visitor center, and special events throughout the year. Right off the 62 hwy and Adobe rd.
Freedom Way
Freedom WayThe new Phoenix project in Twentynine Palms includes a farmers market every Saturday morning, the JTNP cultural and visitor center, and special events throughout the year. Right off the 62 hwy and Adobe rd.
Sightseeing
This is what it’s all about folks, the main attraction in the desert.
JTNP is known for its numerous hiking trails, desert views, wild life, cotton candy sunsets, and miles upon miles of Joshua Tree forests. You are guaranteed to see something new and exciting every time you visit.
A few popular hikes to check out are the Hall of Horrors, Arch Rock and Keys View.
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Joshua-Tree-Nationalpark
This is what it’s all about folks, the main attraction in the desert.
JTNP is known for its numerous hiking trails, desert views, wild life, cotton candy sunsets, and miles upon miles of Joshua Tree forests. You are guaranteed to see something new and exciting every time you visit.
A few popular hikes to check out are the Hall of Horrors, Arch Rock and Keys View.
Fortynine Palms Oasis Trailhead provides access to Fortynine Palms Oasis on a three mile out and back hike which is only open in the fall, winter and spring.
This trailhead is in a northern section of the park seperate from the rest of the park roads and is accessed by Canyon Road off of Highway 62 between Indian Cove and Twentynine Palms.
You may see some big horn sheep who are known to travel up to the oasis for water.
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Fortynine Palms Oasis Trail
Fortynine Palms Oasis TrailFortynine Palms Oasis Trailhead provides access to Fortynine Palms Oasis on a three mile out and back hike which is only open in the fall, winter and spring.
This trailhead is in a northern section of the park seperate from the rest of the park roads and is accessed by Canyon Road off of Highway 62 between Indian Cove and Twentynine Palms.
You may see some big horn sheep who are known to travel up to the oasis for water.