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Cactus Moon RetreatSet on the edge of Joshua Tree National Park,...





















Cactus Moon Retreat

Set on the edge of Joshua Tree National Park, in Yucca Valley, CA, Cactus Moon Retreat is a high desert ranch-inspired property combining the tranquility of the desert with topnotch amenities such as swimming pool, fire pit, and a private yoga studio.

The property overlooks San Gorgonio Mountain and has enough room for 12 guests in 6 bright, thoughtfully designed bedrooms, complete with plush queen/king beds. The decor is a stylish, Instaworthy mix of mid-century Americana and bohemian chic, with lots of natural materials, colorful ethnic fabrics, and arty rustic touches.

With its fully-equipped kitchen, workspace, smart tech features, and cool & cozy living room with fireplace, this beautiful vacation home is ideal, whether you’re looking for a special family getaway, a relaxing yoga retreat, a unique wedding, or a romantic desert escape.

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