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There's more than sand in the Desert...

The California Welcome Center in Yucca Valley offers information and resources for the California Desert Visitor. From Idyllwild to Joshua Tree, Palm Springs to Big Bear, our Center will show you where to eat, where to stay, and where to play while you're in town.

Feel like a hike in Joshua Tree National Park? How about some world-class shopping on Palm Desert's famous El Paseo Drive? Or maybe you'd rather win BIG at one of our several area casinos? Whatever your idea of fun, we've got the information you need on where to go. Our courteous Ambassadors will greet you with a smile and help you find what you're looking for - whether it's a road map or help planning an itinerary for your family's vacation. We're looking forward to seeing you!

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The California Welcome Center Yucca Valley
56711 29 Palms Hwy
Yucca Valley, CA 92284-2942

Phone: (760) 365-5464
Fax: (760) 365-5770
Email: info.yuccavalley@visitcwc.com

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Shop Along Palm Canyon Drive

Palm Springs is known for its eclectic, vibrant village scene, perfectly designed for shopping, dining and strolling along the Historic Palm Canyon Drive. Nestled at the base of the San Jacinto mountain range, visitors will find a collection of mid-century modern boutiques, consignment dealers, art galleries and antiques shops filled with classic desert artwork, trendy sportswear, modern furnishings and home accessories. Stroll through shady streets lined with palm trees to find that perfect gift or hidden gem of a store. Stay for Villagefest on Thursday nights, when locals and tourists alike shop the farmers' market and listen to live music.

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» Kennewick Man on Trial
October 21, 2009 10:00 AM to March 21, 2010 5:00 PM
Kennewick Man on Trial explores important legal, ethical, and scientific issues raised by the accidental discovery of a nearly complete male skeleton with a projectile point lodged in his right hip. Text and quotes present a variety of points of view on issues of federal law and care of Native American human remains, how people first came to the Americas, and changing ideas about race.
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