Acme by Casago

Joshua Tree · High Desert · Amenities

Built for dark nights.

Joshua Tree has some of the darkest skies in southern California, and the County's rules protect them. The best High Desert amenities work with the night, the heat and the distance.

Six amenities

What to add, and the rule or fact behind it.

AmenityWhy it matters hereCheck first
Night-sky lightingIn the County, outdoor lights go off by 11 p.m. Guests come for the stars.Shielded, warm, downward fixtures and a lit path to the door that switches off.
A quiet outdoor spaceQuiet hours run 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., with noise held to 45 decibels.Seating for stargazing, not speakers. The County offers a $150 credit for an outdoor noise monitor.
ShadeSummer days reach triple digits, and the NPS calls extreme heat a serious safety risk.Shade over the seating guests use in the afternoon.
Heating and coolingWinter nights drop into the high 30s, summer days into the 100s.Both systems sized for the house and serviced before each season.
Strong Wi-FiCell reception in the park is very limited, so the house is the guest's connection.Speed that holds a video call, and the network name in the house guide.
Parking on siteEvery guest car must park on the property, and parking limits occupancy.Marked spaces that match the permit's vehicle count.

Casago's High Desert team manages about 10 homes in Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms and prices each amenity against the home and its permit.

High Desert

Find out what your home should add.

Your local High Desert team will tell you which of the six earn their place at your property. Prefer to talk? Call (760) 974-4024.

Casago High Desert, a DBA of Acme CA, Inc. California DRE #02420145. Michael E. Flannery, Designated Broker.