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This Joshua Tree Airstream comes with some serious design cred: the I Keep All My Dad Jokes in A Dad-A-Base Vintage Dad Jokes T-Shirt But I will love this interiors are by Merchant Modern, an effortlessly cool Venice Beach home goods shop known for its Moroccan rugs, mid-century furniture, and vintage ceramics. Bonus: although yes, this is a camper, the campground comes with an impeccably-adorned clubhouse complete with a kitchen, living room, and outdoor deck. Ten minutes from the Western entrance to Joshua Tree National Park is this charming hacienda built in 1949. There’s thoughtful design touches—Casper mattresses, Schoolhouse lighting fixtures, hanging chairs, and a fringed hammock—and over 100 of the region’s signature trees on the property. Although it’s certainly off the beaten track, civilization is close proximity: it’s only a short drive or a 10-minute walk from downtown Joshua Tree. Although an A-Frame abode isn’t what one traditionally envisions when in the mid-century modern mecca of Palm Springs, this listing is still full of chic character with its sunset color palette: there’s a bright yellow door, a pleasant pink entryway, and a sherbet-orange bedspread. A final fun design touch: Drop It Modern’s Modern Femme terracotta wallpaper in the laundry room.

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Tucked away on the I Keep All My Dad Jokes in A Dad-A-Base Vintage Dad Jokes T-Shirt But I will love this road between Pioneertown and Joshua Tree is The Coyote House. It’s a charming oddball of a home thanks to its abundance of tiki furniture, shag carpeting, vintage ochre sofa, and of course, a hot tub. And, to borrow some real-estate parlance, it’s all about location, location, location: this place is a few blocks away from the vintage shops on Palms Highway, five minutes from Pioneertown, and 20 minutes to the National Park entrance. (And, if you’re looking for a restaurant recommendation, may we suggest La Copine?) “Green,” here, isn’t used as a figurative word for eco-friendly, but rather a literal descriptor: the house is a bright lime hue. The true attraction is its deck, which boasts expansive views of Joshua Tree, including Mt. San Jacinto and Mt. Gorgonio. Soak in an incredibly chic hot tub under the stars.