Discover the best top things to do in California Desert, United States including La Quinta Civic Center Park, Sunnylands Center & Gardens, Civic Center Park, Moorten Botanical Garden, Oasis Date Gardens, Miles Ave Park Coachella, Aerie Art Garden, Northside Gardens.
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Sunnylands, a 200-acre midcentury modern estate, reopened in March 2012 as The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands, welcoming national and international leaders for high-level retreats and meetings that address serious issues facing the nation and world. The former winter home of Ambassadors Walter and Leonore Annenberg is available also for limited public tours with purchase of a ticket. Admission to the adjacent Sunnylands Center & Gardens is free (no pets please). It features art exhibitions, films, and educational programs. Visitors may also enjoy the cafe and a nine-acre garden. Sunnylands is open Wednesday through Sunday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm; closed in summer.
Wow, all I can say it's what one might do if you were a billionaire, and had the vision to know what diplomats and people of high order need to relax and get together in a place to great things. I can not express enough my true admiration for their work and legacy!!!! If you can take the home tour as it really shows the love for this unique place and is loving guided by a very knowledgeable staff!!!
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This is our favorite park in the entire Palm Springs area. Wonderful walk with water, duck, art, palm trees, baseball diamonds, etc. It is all free.
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Visitors are fascinated by this huge collection of cacti and flowers amid scenic nature trails.
This small garden and nursery is a cactus lover’s dream! This multi-generational family collection/business has specimen plants, informed family members who staff the garden and desert tortoises as well! Featuring a Cactusarium, you can take a self guided tour, taking your time to really familiarize yourself with extraordinary plants as well as old favorites. Get a grandson or daughter to tell you the whooole story starting with GreatGrandfather, a Hollywood stuntman (in the EARLY days of film) and a rock hound and cactus collector! Easy to see in one hour, even on a hot day shaded by large trees and cactus, so very comfortable to explore!. You can also buy unusual cacti from around the world!
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Drove from Palm Springs to have a "date shake" here. They have the best in the Coachella Valley! A fun place to view the process of growing and processing many date varieties. Also have taste samples so you can sample then buy!
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This lovely garden showcases the beauty of the desert and can be toured by appointment only.
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