Joshua Tree National Park will be busy this week, with thousands of visitors flocking to the park for the end-of-the-year holidays. Managing editor Tami Roleff reminds residents that the gates will be backed up, and to use alternate entrances…
Joshua Tree National Park is seeing more and more visitors, adding up to more than two million visitors yearly. As the park gets busier every year, so do the entrance stations and visitor centers. These busier times create long lines of cars waiting to enter the park, especially at the west entrance outside the town of Joshua Tree. To shorten your wait to enter the park, try using the north park entrance station, three miles south of the town of Twentynine Palms on Utah Trail. Park passes can be purchased at Visitor Centers, and this also helps to move the lines faster through entrances. Having your ID ready to show if you hold annual, senior, or access passes, provides faster service through stations as well.
For more information about the park’s busiest times and how to make your visit to your national park more enjoyable, call 760-367-5522.
JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL EXPECTED TO BE BUSY THIS WEEK
