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The Palm Springs Area offers many activities and attractions.
Big League Dreams Sports Park 760-324-5600 Every amateur athlete's dream: replicas of Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park. Sand volleyball, batting cages, restaurant and bar. |
The Indian Canyons 760-416-7044 Located on Agua Caliente tribal land, just a few minutes drive from downtown, Andreas, Murray, and Palm Canyons are perfect spots for hiking, picnics and horseback riding. |
Children's Discovery Museum 760-321-0602 A hands-on museum where children learn to have fun while creating, exploring and experimenting in a safe, caring setting. |
Knott's Soak City Waterpark 760-327-0499 California's deluxe water/amusement park. 13 waterslides, wave pool, lazy river, health spa and cafe. Groups welcome. |
Celebrity Tours of Palm Springs 760-770-2700 Sightseeing tours of celebrity homes; step on guides, coach charters. Tours to Nevada, hotels, casinos, Southern California attractions. |
Living Desert Zoo & Gardens 760-346-5694 Explore the Desert's natural attraction. More than 400 animals, beautiful gardens, trails. African Village WaTuTu, facility rentals. |
Desert IMAX Theater 760-324-7333 Enjoy 2D and 3D large screen films on a spectacular six-story screen. Private screenings available. |
Palapas of Araby Cove 760-416-1818 Unique and enchanting "hands-on" artists' village and garden center. Demonstrations, galleries, workshops, tours, special events. |
Desert Adventures 888-440-JEEP Hop on Desert Adventures Award Winning, big red jeep for a first hand look at the San Andreas Fault as well as the flora, fauna and natural wonders of the Colorado-Sonoran desert. |
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway 760-325-1391 Tram cars take visitors on a spectacular 10 minute ride to an elevation of 8,516 feet. Dining, hiking. "Rotating" tram car. |
El Paseo 760-568-4500 Exciting and friendly tree-lined, world class shopping avenue. Over 150 shops: fashions, jewelry, art galleries, restaurants and much more. |
Palm Springs Air Museum 760-325-7186 One of the largest collections of flying WWII aircraft. Focus on history and education about WWII aviation. |
The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies 760-327-0225 Celebrate the music, dance and comedy of the 30's and 40's, with a cast old enough to have lived it! The most fun you can have in Palm Springs. November - May. |
Palm Springs Windmill Tours 760-251-1997 Learn how 3,500+ windmills generate 1.5% of California's electricity. Bring your cameras and hang on to your hats! Guided Tours daily-reservations required. |
Palm Springs Area Map and Information
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| Cathedral City: Named for its divine mountain terrain, Cathedral City is home to Big League Dreams Sports Park, the $5 million Desert IMAX Theater, Boomers! Family Fun Center and the stunning Mary Pickford Stadium 14 Cinemas. Cimarron Golf Resort. |
La Quinta: Home to one of the oldest resorts in the desert, La Quinta is known as "The Gem of the Desert." La Quinta has world class golf courses, including PGA West and Trilogy Golf Club. This is where Ginger Rogers married, Frank Capra penned many of his famous scripts and Arnold Palmer operates one of the city's newest restaurants. |
| Desert Hot Springs: Regarded as "The Mineral Water Capital of the World," Desert Hot Springs is famous for its hot mineral waters that bubble from underground at 90º-145º F and flow into the thermal wells of more than 40 hotel spas. The city is home to many unique smaller resorts and serves as the gateway to Joshua Tee National Park. |
Palm Desert: Many regard Palm Desert as a golfer's "fairway to heaven" and "shopper's paradise," with fabulous courses and a thriving retail and business community, including the famous El Paseo Drive. The McCallum Theatre for the Performing Arts is a cultural icon, while the beauty and wonder of The Living Desert Zoo & Gardens provides a respite unlike any other. The nation's only Golf Cart Parade takes place here each November. |
| Indian Wells: Home to four of the valley's top resorts, Indian Wells is the birthplace of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and boasts the 16,000-seat Indian Wells Tennis Garden, site of the annual Pacific Life Open Tournament. The city's beautifully landscaped streets and hotel grounds, viewed against the backdrop of the picturesque Santa Rosa Mountains, provide a setting on par with paradise. |
Palm Springs: World famous as "America's Premier Desert Resort," Palm Springs is home to more than 100 hotels and the impressive Palm Springs Convention Center. Visitors marvel at the city's early Hollywood history and mid-century modern architecture, one of the nation's hottest trends. Fine dining, shopping and attractions like the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Fabulous Palm Springs Follies and stunning Indian Canyons are a magnet for travelers worldwide. |
| Indio: The "City of Festivals" has been home to the National Date Festival for more than 50 years and also draws thousands for its International Tamale Festival each December. The valley's two world class polo fields are located in Indio, as well as renowned Landmark Golf Club, all which serve as excellent event venues. Ninety percent of the nations's dates are grown and harvested here. |
Rancho Mirage: Some of the finest country clubs on the map lend a bright flair to this residential community known as "The Playground of the Presidents," which is also home to Frank Sinatra's infamous desert compound. The city's new "River" complex is a delightful mix of restaurants and shops, while its stunning resorts, golf courses and manicured landscaping provide its distinctive sheen. |
