The town has shops and a motel. It is very small. There is also a saloon. Businesses weren’t open yet, maybe we went too early. We wanted to get there while the temperature was still cool which was about 9am when we got there. We walked around and took some pictures. No public restroom building except for a portable. So be aware of this. If there was one, we didn’t see it. There is also a campsite within the town. Overall, it was a short drive for us. Don’t expect too much when you come here but it’s a good detour.

Had high hopes for a fun interesting day after reading about this place near Palm Springs-plenty of free parking but only a few shops were open, and the wild west show was cute but not great. No public bathrooms but there is a bar we went to The Red Dog Saloon-service and food and drinks were just okay nothing special and pricey for what it was- Some animals for petting/feeding looked like they had seen better days sadly. This place was used for many movies apparently, but it needs some better management and tlc. Stop if you are nearby but I don't recommend going out of your way to visit.

We visited on Christmas Day and it was fantastic. Only a few shops open - but the history here is compelling. We really enjoyed seeing the old Western buildings, photo opportunities, and just walking around the town. People were exceptionally friendly - and we'd love to go back when everything is open. Very glad we visited!!

We were attending an exhibition in Yucca Valley, and decided to venture around the area, and Pioneertown was one of two major attractions that appealed to us. After we arrived there after a 3+ hr drive, we had lunch at Pappy & Harriet's restaurant. It is a working town, with many businesses opened for visitors to browse around. We wandered around the town for about 2 hours - it's about 2 block total, but very interesting in the different sites, stores and businesses. It's worth going there at least once to see what a movie 'town' has become.

Cute little iconic old west town like in the movies but really only good for a couple of pictures. The "old shops" are sublet to local merchants that had expensive vintage clothes and local artists' works when we visited. Going with little kids we were hoping more for a general store like feel so it was a little disappointing. We enjoyed a short time here but wouldn't really recommend anyone go out of their way to visit. We read that sometimes on the weekends there are events that make the scenery come to life but when we visited there wasn't much going on.

Cute, I’d only visit is you combine the trip with other visits to Joshua tree etc… only takes an half hour or so to walk through all the little stores. Red dog had a nice selection of cocktails and a very good DJ and music when we visited. They’re so friendly and laid back! Cool Cali vibes!

Really enjoyed our visit here, it was a fair drive out to get there so I would combine this with other things if you can. It's just a wonderful place to look around, it takes you back in time, great picture opportunities and some wonderful little shops to look around. It's in the Californian desert so when we went (and probably most of the time) it was boiling hot! Loads of parking for all and we stopped in the saloon which had air conditioning for a nice little break. I just think the photos speak for themselves

This was a day trip for us from Palm Desert. The authentic artifacts were worth the trip. Anyone who enjoys old westerns would appreciate the memorabilia. The shops were original and unique. Lunch at Pappy and Harriets was delish, as well as a stroll into the old west. I wouldn’t miss it!