Is the glamping site suitable for children?

Yes, the site can accommodate families, but please ensure children are supervised, especially around firepits.

Pets are not permitted at the glamping site to protect the local wildlife and maintain a peaceful environment.

What amenities are included?

Each bell tent is outfitted with premium linens, outdoor furniture, and access to firepits; restroom facilities are nearby.

Can I bring my own food?

Yes, you are welcome to bring food for your stay, though there are local options for dining in Joshua Tree.

How close are the horse viewing areas?

The horses are visible from the glamping site, providing a peaceful view right outside your tent.

How do I book the experience?

Bookings are made directly through the provided reservation link, ensuring a smooth planning process.

Outdoor Glamping & Horse Views at El Dorado with Cascade Trails Mustang Sanctuary

Adventure Brief

Discover the unique blend of desert charm and equine encounters at El Dorado with Cascade Trails Mustang Sanctuary in Joshua Tree. Experience cozy glamping amid stunning scenery, complete with outdoor amenities and horse views. Read on to see why this is a must-visit destination for outdoor lovers.

overnight stay (minimum 1 night)

easy

From $118.65

In the heart of Joshua Tree, California, Cascade Trails Mustang Sanctuary offers more than just a night under the stars—they serve up an adventure blend of comfort, nature, and equine charm. Their El Dorado experience centers around a cozy glamping site, where up to four guests can settle into a handcrafted bell tent outfitted with plush linens and outdoor amenities, providing a restful haven amid striking desert landscapes. As daylight fades, gather around the firepit, where stories and s'mores turn into memories beneath infinite skies. This setting isn’t just about relaxation; it’s a chance to connect with the region’s unique natural environment. Joshua Tree’s striking rock formations, like the twisted monzogranite boulders, create dramatic silhouettes against the horizon. Watching the horses graze in the distance adds a peaceful, almost pastoral feel to the rugged terrain, enriching the experience. Beyond scenic beauty, the sanctuary offers insights into the local wildlife and the area's cultural history—fascinating stories of the region’s ranching past intertwine with the natural landscape. Their approach emphasizes sustainability, with a conscious effort to minimize environmental impact while providing a welcoming environment for visitors. Whether you’re looking for a quick getaway or a longer retreat, El Dorado’s blend of guided comfort and outdoor immersion makes it stand out. It’s an ideal base for travelers wanting to soak in Joshua Tree’s distinctive geology, flora, and fauna while enjoying the simple luxury of a well-appointed tent and genuine connection with horses. This carefully curated experience invites you to unwind, reflect, and dip into the beauty of California’s high desert, all while supporting local conservation and community efforts.