El Coyote-by Park&Town- Cedar Hot Tub- Fire Pit

El Coyote is a luxurious desert escape on 4+ private acres—just 3 minutes from downtown Joshua Tree and the National Park Visitor Center. Once home to artist Karine Swenson, it blends high-desert soul with modern comfort. Enjoy the cedar spa, infinity pool, outdoor shower, fire pit, stargazing circle, and a new wildlife watering hole where coyotes and quail come to drink. Pet-friendly with fenced dog park! The space Welcome to your private high-desert retreat — a luxurious sanctuary on over four pristine acres just three minutes from downtown Joshua Tree and the gateway to the National Park. This is more than a vacation rental — it’s an immersive desert experience. From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel the quiet magic of the Mojave. Step onto the patio and take in panoramic views of open desert and endless sky. Relax in the cedar spa, float in the infinity-edge pool, or rinse off under the scenic outdoor shower as the sunset paints the mountains in gold and rose. Now featuring our newest addition — a natural wildlife watering hole, visible right from the master bedroom. Watch coyotes, jackrabbits, quail, and even desert tortoises stop by for a drink as the desert comes alive at dawn and dusk. It’s your own private wildlife observatory, all from the comfort of your bed. As night falls, gather around the stone fire pit or the stargazing circle for an unforgettable view of the Milky Way. Grill dinner under the stars, dine al fresco, and let the vast quiet of Joshua Tree wash over you. We’ve also created a special fenced area for your pups to roam safely — a cholla-free zone thoughtfully cleared to protect those precious paws. Designed for serenity, connection, and inspiration, our home offers the best of Joshua Tree — wild nature, luxurious amenities, and that ineffable desert soul. Other things to note Other Things to Note We love sharing our desert retreat with guests who appreciate the peace and quiet that make Joshua Tree so special. Although the home sits on over four acres, sound travels easily in the open desert air, and we do have neighbors who live here full time. Out of respect for our community, we ask that guests keep outdoor music low, bring louder conversations inside after 9 p.m., and avoid parties or events. Even small groups can sound much louder under the desert sky! Thank you for helping us preserve the tranquil atmosphere that makes El Coyote — and Joshua Tree — such a magical place to unwind. Registration Details CESTRP-2020-01200