Palm Springs, California is one of the best locations for snowbirds to vacation during their coldest weather. It’s located almost midway between Los Angeles and San Diego. As soon as you step into the lush, temperate dessert, you’ve all but forgotten about fog, snow and windstorms. Winter is the best time for a visit to Palm Springs, when it’s not too hot, but the coolest average temperature ranges between the upper 60’s and lower 70’s during the day. This area boasts 354 days of sunshine each year. With this kind of weather, you’ll find outdoor activity the most popular, but don’t miss some of the indoor education, fun and entertainment.
Golf
Snowbird golfers will find over 120 golf courses, in the Palm Springs area, to choose from. At first the passionate golfer will feel like a kid in a candy store. You’ll be thinking about the next course to play before you’ve finished the one you’re on. A central location of a house or townhouse vacation rental will allow you to try as many courses as you like. If you are looking to play at some of the best public golf courses, don’t miss Mesquite, Bel Air Greens, Desert Dunes , Desert Springs or Desert Falls golf courses. For great last minute golf deals visit golfnow.com
Follies
Snowbirds won’t want to miss the Palm Springs Follies. You’d never guess that all the performers in this famous vaudeville stage show are over 50. There are afternoon or evening events, so choose to have a wonderful dinner before or after the two hour show. Enjoy the 30s, 40s and 50s inspired comedy, dance and music year round. That means it’s a perfect event for winter snowbirds. It’s located in the Plaza Theater, at 128 South Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs.
Walk of Stars
You’ve, no doubt, heard of the Hollywood Walk of Stars. Well, Palm Springs has its own tribute on Palm Canyon Drive. Palm Springs resident, Dorothy Dale Kloss is the latest, and 330th star on the walk. She is a Guinness Book of Records Holder and famous tap dancer. See if you can pick out some of the more well known stars to be awarded a Golden Palm Star, such as Lon Chaney, Chevy Chase, Buddy Hackett, Donald O’Connor, Elizabeth Taylor, Rudy Vallee and Adam West. The star is dedicated to those that have lived in Palm Springs and contributed to the entertainment prominence of the area.
Don’t Miss Destinations
Don’t miss Villagefest, the weekly downtown street fair in Palm Springs. Do a little shopping from local vendors and enjoy the street performers. Regular downtown businesses stay open late that night, as well. This is a Palm Springs tradition you won’t want to miss. The Palm Spring Zoo, or “living desert” as it is sometimes called, is a must see with its desert exhibits and animals. The aerial tramway travels up to the top of the San Jacinto Mountains for a spectacular scenic ride. Enjoy the nightlife of gambling and entertainment at the Palm Springs Casinos.
For all snowbirds wanting to stay long term in Palm Springs, try renting out a vacation rental. Palm Springs Vacation Rentals offer great amenities and the benefits of having your own place and at a fraction of the cost of a hotel.
Enjoy your winter holiday and bring sunscreen.
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