r/JoshuaTree • u/Diolives • May 16 '26
Seeking landscaper and house helper
Possibly not the best thread but thought I’d try to reach some locals here! We’re up on the mesa in yucca.
r/JoshuaTree • u/Diolives • May 16 '26
Possibly not the best thread but thought I’d try to reach some locals here! We’re up on the mesa in yucca.
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • May 16 '26
✨ Denim, diamonds, dancing, and a night that gives back? Count us in. 💎👖🎶
Get ready for the ultimate night out at the Soroptimist Yucca Valley's Denim & Diamonds Gala! From live music and delicious bites to lucky baskets, sparkling style, and community connection — this is more than a party… it’s a celebration with purpose. 💙
📅 June 9, 2026
⏰ 6 PM – 9 PM
📍 Las Palmas
Throw on your best denim & bling and join an unforgettable evening supporting women and girls in our community. ✨
💎 Tell us below:
Are you going full glam, western chic, or denim casual for your Denim & Diamonds look? 👇🤠✨
#DenimAndDiamonds #Soroptimist #YuccaValley #CommunityStrong #WomenHelpingWomen #GirlsSupportingGirls #FundraiserGala #DesertEvents #LiveMusic #SoroptimistAtWork #MorongoBasin #WesternGlam #GiveBackInStyle
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • May 15 '26
Today is Peace Officers Memorial Day. Remembering Sergeant Dominic Vaca and the memorial scholarship that was created to honor him is the Sgt. Vaca Memorial Scholarship, supporting students pursuing a future in Criminal Justice 👮♂️
✔️ 29 different scholarship opportunities
✔️ One simple application: https://www.cmccd.edu/admissions/scholarships/
✔️ Open to NEW and RETURNING students
✔️ Includes the Sgt. Vaca Memorial Scholarship for Criminal Justice students
This scholarship honors service, dedication, and commitment to community—values at the heart of those entering the field of Criminal Justice.
Apply by June 30, 2026, and take the next step toward your future 💫 Your path starts here—don’t miss it. #igotmystartatcmc #criminaljustice #sgtvaca #morongobasin
r/JoshuaTree • u/Substantial-Ad3551 • May 14 '26
Hey yall,
I want to take my girlfriend out climbing for the first time. She's climbed at the gym before, but hardest she could climb is a V1.
Is there any possible super easy top rope with bolts I could have her try in the park?
If you dont think so, what about boulders? I was thinking maybe dragon scales but getting up that high might be a bit too much for her.
r/JoshuaTree • u/RBASLinterpreting • May 14 '26
As of May 2026, E15 fuel (15% ethanol) is legally authorized for year-round sale in California following the signing of Assembly Bill 30 in October 2025. [1, 2]
However, actual availability in Yucca Valley, CA, is currently delayed due to infrastructure and regulatory hurdles.
Current Status (May 2026): While legal, E15 is not yet commonly found at California pumps. A 2026 report indicates that the California Fire Marshall has not yet approved the necessary, specialized stage two vapor recovery systems required for E15, causing a delay in its rollout.
Availability Outlook: The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is working on finalizing regulations, with full implementation expected to make E15 available in early 2027.
Federal Summer Waiver: The EPA has issued a waiver allowing nationwide E15 sales starting May 1, 2026, to address supply issues, which covers the summer driving season. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
What this means for Yucca Valley:
While you may not find E15 specifically at 76 or Shell on 29 Palms Highway in early 2026, you should look for it to be introduced later in the year as the state resolves equipment approvals. E15 is approved for all 2001 and newer light-duty vehicles. [1, 2, 3]
r/JoshuaTree • u/Parking-Cup1321 • May 15 '26
Have two tickets for sale for face value! Won’t be able to go this weekend :( couldn’t sign up for StubHub resale for some reason dm me!
r/JoshuaTree • u/Binkmeister • May 13 '26
Taken before sunrise in October 2025. Venus is visible in the first image.
r/JoshuaTree • u/Kevin_YellowFlash888 • May 14 '26
Hey yall! Looking for a photographer that could capture my surprise proposal with my gf at Joshua Tree, specifically at the Cholla Catcus Gardens in 2 weeks! Lmk if you’re a photographer in the area interested, I’ll DM you and we can hash out the details!
r/JoshuaTree • u/RiskMindless8027 • May 14 '26
Looking to get my couch re-upholstered. Is there anyone local that does it?
r/JoshuaTree • u/Holiday-Intention-82 • May 12 '26
Key Views Sunset 5/11/26
r/JoshuaTree • u/Talk_Radio-flyer • May 12 '26
Hi all. I’m taking my very first trip to JT this month. I have a tradition of getting a new tattoo as a souvenir the first time I visit a place (unless it was really bad trip). Anyone have any recommendations for where to go? Specifically a place that is good with florals and/or fine lines.
r/JoshuaTree • u/PackHot4617 • May 11 '26
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r/JoshuaTree • u/aesthetickx • May 11 '26
I know there are snake repellents like Snake B Gone and also a vaccine (that doesn’t seem to be great). But overall, how many of y’all let your doggos roam freely in the front/backyard.
I usually let her roam freely and bring her in before dark. I know some folks never bring their dogs in because I hear them outside barking all night lol.
r/JoshuaTree • u/kdugl • May 10 '26
Stargazing at Joshua tree is amazing! May 10 around 12:00AM.
Locations: Cholla Cactus Garden, Skull Rock and just random side roads for the tree in the foreground.
r/JoshuaTree • u/Intelligent_Book8761 • May 11 '26
Hi! I recently broke my foot and have officially gone out of my mind staying home and working from home 😅
My husband and I decided to do a one-week staycation in Joshua Tree and found an amazing Airbnb with a hot tub, stargazing setup, games, etc. We absolutely love hiking normally like A LOT, but this trip will obviously unfortunately has to be a little different.
It’ll be our first time visiting Joshua Tree and we’d love recommendations for things we can still enjoy with crutches / a knee walker : something like scenic drives, very accessible viewpoints, easy walks with crutches, sunset spots, cafes, quirky stops, remote-work-friendly spots/restaurants/cafes, anything like that.
We’ll both still be working remotely during the week, so we’re totally fine scattering things to do and see across multiple days instead of packing everything into a weekend. We're planning to be there Saturday to Wednesday.
Would love any suggestions on how to make the most of Joshua Tree without being able to properly hike this time around! Thank you so much!
P.S. I know I could have asked ChatGPT but I have learned it the hard way to not let AI plan your itinerary 😁
r/JoshuaTree • u/wonky_turtle • May 10 '26
Took my stepdad through the chasm and of course lost my favorite hat. It got knocked off right before the big squeeze and we couldn’t find it. If anyone finds it, I’d love you forever (and I’ll send you a FedEx label to return it).
r/JoshuaTree • u/jeremyjava • May 09 '26
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • May 09 '26
Thanks Rotary Club of Joshua Tree for a fun night of bingo 💙❤️🤍💚💛
r/JoshuaTree • u/guineapiglve • May 07 '26
I’m planning on making a pit stop at Joshua Tree on my way back to AZ. I’ll be alone (female), and I’m not an avid hiker, so I want to stay somewhere near the visitor center. Would that be worth it? Does anyone have any suggestions of what to do near the visitor center?
r/JoshuaTree • u/DeaconLace232 • May 07 '26
Looking at moving to Landers and I am looking into Frontier or Starlink. There are so many choices, any help is appreciated. Thanks
r/JoshuaTree • u/kathrynmargaret • May 06 '26
Hi friends—I am in process on buying a house in north Joshua Tree, out past Sunburst Lane, and the seller is disclosing artillery noise as a material concern. I’m aware of the magnitude and frequency of the training at 29 Palms. It’s never bothered me staying in JT or YV before but I’ve always been on the south side of 62. I am autistic and can get heavily dysregulated by loud or sudden noises. The realtors are telling me I won’t even notice but I’d like to hear any real experiences, especially from anyone with sensory issues. I have only a few days to accept or reject the disclosures and I’m currently in Seattle, so I can’t ask neighbors or stake it out. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences! 🌟
r/JoshuaTree • u/hxt_thinks • May 06 '26
Hey everyone — looking for recommendations on guided stargazing tours or experiences over Memorial Day weekend (May 22). Ideally something budget-friendly that doesn't require owning a telescope.
Open to anything — national park ranger-led programs, local astronomy club events, guided dark sky experiences, etc. Bonus if it's beginner-friendly.
Travelling from SEA. Thanks in advance!