Alojamientos vacacionales en Warner Springs

The Wood Pile Inn getaway

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. This historic cabin built in 1920 was recently refurbished to its old charm with some modern upgrades for your comfort. The original owner of the Cabin was an author named Catherine Woods. She wrote the very first book on the history of Palomar Mountain; Teepee to Telescope. You'll find a copy in the cabin for a good read.Lots of natural light make this little cabin feel spacious, the windows throughout the cabin offer a beautiful forest view.

High Desert Tiny Home w/ Sauna

The Rambler is tucked amidst boulder strewn hills in the high desert with sweeping views of the hills and mountains beyond. With 12’ ceilings and thoughtful layout, this tiny home provides 2 sleeping areas (queen/twin), open concept living+kitchen, bathroom w/composting toilet, and a 10’ counter perfectly positioned to enjoy the peaceful scenery. This is paired with a spacious deck, bbq, and sauna. Step away. Reconnect. Come discover a different way of doing things. Welcome to The Rambler.

Secluded Mountain Escape w/ Hot Tub & Scenic Views

Escape to this BRAND NEW renovated 1 bed/1 bath retreat in Julian, CA. Just minutes from town, enjoy local shops, wineries, and hiking trails with stunning views. Inside, relax in the cozy living room, cook in the fully equipped kitchen, work in nature and unwind! Unwind in the spacious bedroom with a plush king bed, or step onto the private deck to soak in the hot tub, stargaze, or savor your morning coffee. A perfect place to relax, recharge, reconnect & experience the magic of Julian!

Serendipity Ranch a delightful discoverer

Serendipity Ranch has 350 sq ft Modular with 16 x 24 ft porch attach sitting on 5 acres with 360 degree views at 4200' elevation Full kitchen Lg refrigerator, stove and plenty of storage. Miles and miles of dirt roads for hiking or off road vehicles. Surrounded by BLM land , California hiking and riding trail for horses only Pacific crest trail. It's almost hunting season. Stay awhile and be closer to the area where deer and turkeys are close to. Located in Zone D 16 & D 17

Secluded Earthbag Off-Grid Tiny House

Discover the gorgeous landscape that surrounds this place to stay. 5 acre property bordering miles of BLM land as well as only a mile away from the Pacific Crest Trail. 30 minutes from the historic mining town of Julian, now known for their apple pie and ciders. Escape reality in this off-grid property. Relax and enjoy the sun. At night, enjoy the seasonal (available April-November) hot tub for two! Plenty of space to set up additional tents.

Cliffside Lookout - amazing views

The house is located just two miles outside of Julian. The house is on a hillside which has an amazing view. You can see the edge of Julian, all the way into Anza Borrego and on clear days the Salton Sea is visible from the deck. The patio is a great place to sit, sip your locally acquired adult beverage of choice and enjoy the view. Come enjoy Julian, grab a slice of apple pie and sit back and enjoy the slower side of life.

Cozy Country Cottage with increíble veiws

Experience the four seasons in this cozy guesthouse with majestic views. Enjoy your morning coffee on the attached cedar deck and watch as wildlife go about their day. Your backyard extends into a beautiful hiking trail and the mountain and valley views never end. Only minutes from Historic Julian, local wineries, breweries, and Julian's famous apple pie!

Remodeled 1bd/1ba Borrego Oasis

This 550 square foot unit is within a duplex and has been furnished with stylish yet minimalist decor. There is a bedroom with a queen bed and the living room sofa can be pulled out to sleep 2. Even though the unit is on Borrego Springs Road and you may hear some street noise, typically between 8 pm-morning there are few cars on the streets in Borrego…

Rancho Santa Rosa Casita/Art Gallery Spa & Sauna

We are 15 degrees cooler than Palm Springs in the summer. Our back area stays at around 70 degrees in the winter. This was a cattleman's bunkhouse at the turn of the century and is located on the San Jacinto/Santa Rosa National Monument. It borders with the San Bernardino National Forest and is across the highway from hiking and equestrian trails.