Prime Desert Woodland Preserve - Lancaster, California

Prime Desert Woodland Preserve

Located at 43201 35th St W, Lancaster, CA 93536, the Prime Desert Woodland Preserve is a wonderful nature preserve and tourist attraction that offers a unique experience for visitors of all ages. With a variety of special features, this preserve is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and families alike.

Specialties: Nature preserve, Tourist attraction.

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Hiking, Public restroom, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed.

Opinions: This company has 1059 reviews on Google My Business. Average opinion: 4.7/5.

👍 Reviews of Prime Desert Woodland Preserve

Greg S.

5/5

The Prime Desert Woodland Preserve in Lancaster is a true gem for those seeking a peaceful and engaging outdoor experience. With its well-maintained trails winding through a captivating landscape of Joshua trees, junipers, and diverse desert flora, it offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature. The preserve boasts an impressive variety of wildlife, from jackrabbits and cottontails to coyotes and a fascinating array of birds, lizards, and snakes. The extensive trail system provides ample space for exploration and exercise, with benches thoughtfully placed for rest and reflection. The presence of restrooms adds to the convenience for visitors. Prime Desert Woodland Preserve stands as a testament to Lancaster's commitment to preserving its natural heritage and providing accessible recreational opportunities for all.

Rob N.

5/5

Absolutely not what I expected lol. Huge natural walking area. Great flat and maintained walking paths. Parking area doesn't look like you should be parking there because of the city trucks but it's perfectly fine. One of the few cool places in Lancaster. These trees are always cool.

Marie C.

5/5

Prime desert is a great place to hike anytime. Can easily navigate the trail great for jogging walking and biking. Great for taking the puppy along.

Kristen M.

5/5

A beautiful escape into nature. Shame the visitor center was closed when we visited. Lots of handicapped accessible trails. A very nice example of life in the high desert.

Martin M.

5/5

A beautiful, well-maintained, quiet park where you can enjoy lovely walks.

Kris M.

5/5

A special event A Big time gathering and A fulfilled day with story telling of Relatives and indigenous history. Basket weving & got to make A clapper ♡. Music 🎶 crafts and even got my steps in. I love going to the Prime Desert 🏜 just to walk, they also have A museum and lots of events all year round. Check it out

Robert D.

5/5

It's nice and quiet.Good exercise walk around

Jorge L.

5/5

Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and get back to what it was. You're truly embraced by nature here. Both short and long trails, with bench seating to enjoy yourself in the beauty of the desert. Visitors center was very nice, with well educated staff. Great for nature walks, jogging or just to simply get away and be in tranquility.