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Alicia's Spa

Phone: 760-532-0853

Email: nailsbyalicia89@gmail.com

Address: SUITE 112 THE MALL, Borrego Springs, CA 92004

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ABDNHA - NON-PROFIT

Phone: 760-767-3098

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Address: 625 PALM CANYON DRIVE, Borrego Springs, CA 92004

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Outdoor Things To Do in Borrego Springs

Outdoor Adventures

Experience thrilling outdoor adventures in Borrego Springs, from hiking breathtaking trails to off-road driving in Anza-Borrego State Park. 


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Things to do in Borrego Springs - Flowers

Borrego Flowers

Explore Borrego Springs' vibrant wildflowers as the desert blooms each spring in and around Anza-Borrego State Park.


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ABDNHA Borrego Springs Free Activities
Dark Sky Things To Do in Borrego Springs

Stargazing Activities

Delve into the cosmos with stargazing in Borrego Springs, home to some of the clearest, darkest skies, perfect for astronomical observation in Anza-Borrego State Park. 



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Art and culture in Borrego Springs

Cultural Arts

Immerse in Borrego Springs' vibrant art and culture, where desert inspiration meets creative expression, showcasing local artwork, performances, and historical treasures in Anza-Borrego.


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Things to do in Borrego Springs: ABDNHA Tour

Community Events

Enjoy family-friendly events in Borrego Springs, where locals and visitors unite for cultural, artistic, and recreational activities against the stunning backdrop of Anza-Borrego State Park.


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Sports and fitness - Things To Do in Borrego Springs

Sports, Fitness & Wellness

Engage in sports, fitness, and wellness in Borrego Springs, enhancing your health amidst the serene backdrop of Anza-Borrego State Park.

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Salon and Spa in Borrego Springs

Salon and Spa

Relax and rejuvenate at Borrego Springs' spas with soothing hair, nail, makeup, skincare, and massage treatments in serene desert surroundings.


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Things to do in Borrego Springs: Local Information

Local Information

Stay informed with local information, events, and community resources in Borrego Springs. 




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Where to eat - Things To Do in Borrego Springs

Where To Eat

Savor diverse dining options in Borrego Springs, from cozy cafes to fine dining, all offering delicious meals amidst the stunning Anza-Borrego backdrop.


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Where to stay in Borrego Springs

Where to Stay

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Things to do in Borrego Springs: Shop

Shop Borrego Springs

Explore unique shops in Borrego Springs, offering local art, crafts, and souvenirs, all reflecting the vibrant culture of the Anza-Borrego desert.



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BSFI Free Summer Movies -- JULY 2026 at BSPAC!

By Matt Bosson BSFI • July 15, 2026
Free Summer Movies Continue in Borrego Springs This July

Julian Wolf Center Summer Deal: Free Admission for Kids 4–17

By California Wolf Center • July 6, 2026
Limited-time summer promotion encourages families to explore wolf conservation and education in Julian.

Riviera Farms Continues Growing in Borrego Springs

By Andrea McKenna • June 30, 2026
The historic farm offers fresh local products, farm tours, and a chance to experience sustainable agriculture in the heart of the desert. Riviera Farms continues to bring new life to one of Borrego Springs' historic properties. Originally established in 1975 by Knute and Gloria Quvale , the 22-acre farm has been revitalized with a focus on regenerative agriculture, sustainability, and caring for rescued animals. Visitors can stop by the farm to purchase fresh products, meet the animals, and take a tour of the property. For those who can't make it in person, many of the farm's products are also available through its online store. Riviera Farms offers a growing selection of organic eggs, seasonal produce, herbs, nopales, handcrafted seasonings, soaps, bath products, honey, apparel, and other farm-made goods . Inventory changes throughout the year based on what's in season and available. Supporting Riviera Farms means supporting a local Borrego Springs business that is helping preserve the community's agricultural heritage while producing fresh, locally grown products. To learn more, schedule a tour, or browse available products, visit rivierafarms.com . Riviera Farms 2021 Borrego Springs Rd. Borrego Springs, CA 92004

Julian Performing Arts Announces 2026–2027 Season

By East County Performing Arts • June 30, 2026
East County Performing Arts Association unveils six shows for its fifth season in Julian.

Stay Active This Summer at Prajna Yoga

By Andrea McKenna • June 14, 2026
Beat the heat and keep moving all summer long. As temperatures climb in Borrego Springs, Prajna Yoga is offering a full summer schedule with air conditioning and a variety of classes designed for all experience levels. Whether you're looking for a gentle stretch, a relaxing slow flow, or a more active sculpt and flow class, there are options throughout the week. The summer schedule includes Slow Flow classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Sculpt & Flow on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Gentle Stretch on Wednesdays, Vinyasa on Monday evenings, and a Sunday evening Restorative class. Prajna Yoga also offers flexible pricing options, including $15 drop-in classes, a two-week trial for $39, class packs, and unlimited monthly memberships. With triple-digit temperatures arriving in Borrego Springs, summer is a great time to stay active indoors while focusing on strength, flexibility, balance, and relaxation. The studio's air-conditioned space provides a comfortable environment to maintain a healthy routine throughout the season. Whether you're new to yoga or have been practicing for years, Prajna Yoga invites the community to stay connected, stay moving, and enjoy a healthy summer.
Borrego Springs County Park - Tails Up Dog Park

Dog-Friendly Borrego Springs County Park

By Andrea McKenna • June 3, 2026
Discover Borrego Springs County Park, a pet-friendly haven with separate areas for small and large dogs, ample play spaces, safety features like double-gate entries, and amenities including water faucets and waste bags. Enjoy clean, spacious areas for pets and scenic views, making it the perfect destination for relaxation and fun..
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Outdoor Adventures

Experience the thrill of outdoor adventures in Borrego Springs, from hiking breathtaking trails to off-road driving in Anza-Borrego State Park. Dive into nature's wonders today!


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Guided Hikes & Events with ABDNHA or ABF

Join ABDNHA or ABF for informative hikes and events.


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Drone Zone Sanctuary

Fly your drone in designated zones for stunning aerial footage of Borrego Springs. One of a kind!

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Off-Road Driving Trails

Gather your friends and test your off-roading skills on top driving trails in Anza-Borrego.



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Explore Coyote Canyon

Enjoy hiking, biking, driving, and camping adventures in Coyote Canyon.


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Ocotillo Wells Off-Road Park

Go off-roading at Ocotillo Wells, a premier park with 85,000 acres of diverse desert terrain and trails.

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i-bike borrego!

Rent an e-bike to explore scenic trails with ease. Ideal for visitors looking to cover more ground in Borrego Springs.



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Self-Guided Hiking Trails

Explore a variety of self-guided trails in Anza-Borrego State Park and around Borrego Springs at your own pace.

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Explore Blair Valley

Explore Blair Valley's peaceful desert, ideal for hiking, camping, and stargazing with stunning views.




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California Overland Tours

Highly rated guided tours with California Overland Desert Excursions in Anza-Borrego Desert.

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Metal Sky Art Sculptures

Unique metal sculptures at Galleta Meadows, a family-friendly, self-guided area.

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Fonts Point

"Grand Canyon of California." Accessible by AWD vehicles or guided tour, ideal for sunset and stargazing.



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Cathedral Hill Hike

Enjoy a short hike for panoramic views of Borrego Springs, perfect for a quick adventure.




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Borrego Flowers

Explore the vibrant wildflowers of Borrego Springs, where the desert comes alive with a colorful array of blooms each spring in and around Anza-Borrego State Park.

Borrego Blooms

Begin your wildflower adventure with Borrego Blooms, your go-to source for comprehensive updates on the blooming season in Borrego Springs.

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Bloom Reports  ABF

The latest information on where to find the best wildflower displays in Borrego Springs and the State Park.



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ABDNHA Desert Garden

Explore a beautifully curated space showcasing a diverse array of desert plants and flowers, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Botany Society

Participate in educational activities focused on desert botany.


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Borrego Springs Free Activities

Experience the great outdoors with these free activities in Borrego Springs, where adventure and nature blend seamlessly in the stunning landscapes of Anza-Borrego State Park. All FREE kid-friendly activities!

Borrego Springs County Park

Interactive play areas, versatile sports courts, enclosed dog parks, walking trails, and an amphitheater complement Borrego's dark sky status, with drought-tolerant landscaping, benches, and picnic spots.



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Christmas Circle

Located in the center of the community, Christmas Circle frequently hosts art, music, and farmers markets on Fridays and weekends. It's also a great place for kids and pets—safe, clean, and beautiful. Great place to grab food to-go and have a picnic.

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Sky Art Metal Sculptures

Self-Drive Tour - Galleta Meadows is a private desert estate in Borrego Springs featuring over 130 large metal sculptures by artist Ricardo Breceda, commissioned by the late Dennis Avery. A must see when visiting!


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ABDNHA Desert Garden

ABDNHA Desert Garden, showcases artistic landscapes and a vibrant desert ecosystem. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, the garden features shaded walkways, wildlife encounters, and historical insights in a peaceful setting

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BAI ArtPark

BAI ArtPark in Borrego Springs is a community garden and cultural gem featuring diverse outdoor art installations. It showcases the area's artistic heritage and desert beauty, while offering a dynamic experience.

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Borrego Art Institute

Borrego Art Institute in Borrego Springs is a vibrant hub for art lovers, offering diverse exhibits and events that celebrate local talent and desert culture. It’s a creative space for artists and visitors alike.

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The Labyrinth at St. Barnabas

The Labyrinth at St. Barnabas in Borrego Springs offers a peaceful, reflective path for meditation, inspired by historic designs. Ideal for personal reflection, it provides a serene environment for visitors.

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Anza-Borrego State Park

Explore one of the largest state parks in California, renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. The park offers breathtaking views, multiple hiking trails and camping sites.



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Walk of the Cosmos

Start your journey at the Borrego Springs Library with the Walk of the Cosmos. This trail features planet markers set at scaled distances.

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Drone Flying

Explore the landscape from above, practicing, taking photos, and shooting videos with your drone.

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Outdoor Meditation & Nature Sketching

Find inspiration in the tranquil surroundings for meditation or sketching.


Educational Programs

Participate in local educational programs that highlight the area's natural and cultural history.

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Picnicking

Enjoy a meal outdoors at one of the many picnic spots.


Walking & Nature Exploration

Stroll through scenic areas and enjoy the natural beauty of the desert.


Astrophotography & Photography

Capture the stunning landscapes and night skies.


Cruising Open Roads

Take a scenic drive through the vast open roads surrounding Borrego Springs.


Gazing at Open Skies

Enjoy the expansive, clear skies that are perfect for sky watching.


Live Music

Experience local and visiting musicians performing in various venues.

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Borrego Springs History Mural (1970)

Located at the mall, this mural depicts significant events and figures from Borrego Springs' history.

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ABDNHA Visitor Plaza

Engage with educational content about the desert environment and local history with ABDNHA's outdoor learning panels. >> Learn More


Dark Sky Stargazing

Experience unparalleled stargazing opportunities under Borrego Springs' renowned dark skies.

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Art Exhibits

Visit Borrego Art Institute showcasing a range of works from regional artists.

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Shopping

Explore unique shops offering local crafts, souvenirs, and more.

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Hiking & Biking

Enjoy a variety of trails suitable for all levels of hikers and cyclists.

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Thrift Shopping

Discover hidden treasures at local thrift stores.


Public Library Events and Educational Panels

Participate in community events and educational panels at the local public library.

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Bird Watching

Borrego Springs is a prime location for observing a variety of bird species.


Watching Sunsets & Enjoying Sunrises

Witness breathtaking desert sunrises and sunsets.


Attend Church

Engage with the local community by attending services at one of the area churches.



Stargazing & Dark Sky Activities

Delve into the cosmos with stargazing and dark sky activities in Borrego Springs, home to some of the clearest and darkest skies, ideal for astronomical observation in Anza-Borrego State Park.

California Overland Desert Excursions - Night Sky Tours

Guided tours for a unique stargazing adventure in Anza-Borrego.

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Borrego Night Sky Tours

Explore celestial wonders with expert-led tours in Borrego Springs, known for its dark, starry skies.

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ABDNHA Moonlight Hikes

Join guided moonlight hikes with ABDNHA, exploring beauty under the moonlight.



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Stargazing Amphitheatre

Visit the amphitheatre at Borrego Springs Public Park for stargazing, perfect for astronomy buffs.

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Art & Culture

Immerse yourself in the vibrant art and culture scene of Borrego Springs, where desert inspiration meets creative expression, showcasing local artwork, performances, and historical treasures in the heart of Anza-Borrego State Park.

Borrego Springs Community Concert Association

Enriches the community with live music, celebrating its 50th season with diverse concerts and educational outreach for local youth.

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Under the Sun Foundation

Promotes creativity, sustainability, and desert-inspired art, managing the Galleta Meadows Estate and supporting cultural initiatives.



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Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center

Hosts a variety of performances, including concerts, theater productions, and community events, enhancing the cultural landscape.

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Borrego Springs Film Institute

Promotes the cinematic arts through the Borrego Springs Film Festival and other events, supporting filmmakers and enriching local culture.

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ArtPark at BAI

An outdoor art space and community garden that teaches sustainable practices and features various sculptures and installations.

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Borrego Art Institute

A hub for artistic expression, offering exhibits, workshops, and events to foster creativity and cultural appreciation.

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The House of Borrego Springs

Offers vintage modern home decor, books, art, and gifts, reflecting the eclectic spirit of the desert.



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Borrego Modern

Celebrates mid-century modern architecture and design, promoting the preservation and appreciation of the area's modernist heritage.

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Community Events

Enjoy family-friendly community events in Borrego Springs, where locals and visitors come together for a variety of cultural, artistic, and recreational activities, all set against the stunning backdrop of Anza-Borrego State Park. Check the local events page at the Borrego Events website.

Borrego Days

An annual fall festival celebrating the community with a parade, live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. 

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Borrego Springs Film Festival

Showcases independent films from around the world, providing a platform for filmmakers and engaging the community. 

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Circle of Art

An annual fine arts show held at Christmas Circle featuring works from regional and national artists. 

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PegLeg Smith Liars Contest

A quirky and entertaining event where participants tell tall tales and compete for the title of best liar.

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Borrego Ministers Association Events

The Borrego Ministers Association hosts community-centered events, fostering unity and support in Borrego Springs.

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Candlewood Arts Festival

A celebration of contemporary art featuring site-specific installations, performances, and community workshops.

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Sports & Fitness

Engage in sports, fitness, & wellness activities in Borrego Springs, enhancing your physical and mental health through various outdoor and recreational offerings against the serene desert backdrop.

Rams Hill Golf Club

Open to the public, this top-rated golf course offers stunning desert views and a challenging play experience for golfers of all levels. 

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Pickleball & Tennis: Club La Casa

Included in Resort Fee or Buy Day Pass, these courts provide a great way to stay active and have fun during your stay. 

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Swimming: Club La Casa

Included in Lacasa del Zorro Resort Fee or Buy Day Pass, guests can relax and cool off in the resort's swimming pools, ideal for families and individuals alike.

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Yoga

Classes for all levels are available, helping you to find balance and peace in the tranquil desert surroundings.

 

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Swimming: Club La Casa

Included in Lacasa del Zorro Resort Fee or Buy Day Pass, guests can relax and cool off in the resort's swimming pools, ideal for families and individuals alike.

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Yoga

Classes for all levels are available, helping you to find balance and peace in the tranquil desert surroundings.

 

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The Springs at Borrego RV Resort and Golf Course

Enjoy premier RV accommodations and a beautiful 9-hole golf course, perfect for a relaxing getaway.

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The Courts 

Tennis enthusiasts can enjoy well-maintained courts in a serene desert setting, offering a perfect blend of sport and relaxation. 

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Yoga Retreat

Rejuvenate in tranquility with guided sessions designed to enhance your well-being and relaxation.



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Yellow Woman Ranch

A desert retreat for women offering a peaceful and rejuvenating environment, perfect for those looking to unwind and connect with nature.

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Salon and Spa

Relax and rejuvenate at Borrego Springs' spas, offering soothing treatments for hair, nails, makeup, skincare, and massages, all set in serene desert surroundings.

Visit Borrego Springs & Anza Borrego Desert

Discover Borrego Springs, a desert oasis teeming with outdoor adventures, from exploring the vast Anza-Borrego Desert State Park to marveling at the whimsical metal sculptures scattered across Galleta Meadows. Embrace the tranquility of the night sky at one of California's premier stargazing destinations, renowned for its crystal-clear views free from light pollution. Unwind in the serene ambiance of local art galleries, cozy cafes, and the natural beauty of the surrounding desert landscape, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.


Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Borrego Springs promises wonders worth exploring.


 Here are 10 things must-do in Borrego Springs!


FAQs

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • What is the weather like in Borrego Springs?

    Borrego Springs experiences a desert climate with very hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures can exceed 100°F (38°C) in the summer, so it's important to stay hydrated and wear sun protection. The best time to visit is during the cooler months, from October to April.

  • What kind of wildlife might I encounter?

    In Borrego Springs, you may encounter various desert animals, including:


    • Bighorn sheep
    • Swainson's hawks
    • Coyotes
    • Foxes
    • Numerous bird species, including owls
    • Snakes, such as rattlesnakes and sidewinders
    • Lizards
    • Scorpions
    • Spiders

    Be cautious and respectful of wildlife, and never approach or feed wild animals.

  • How can I learn about local events and activities?

    To stay informed about local events and activities, check:

    These resources will help you stay updated on what's happening in Borrego Springs.

  • Where can I find groceries and supplies?

    For groceries and supplies, you can visit:

    • The Desert Pantry: A family-owned grocery store
    • Center Market: Another local option for groceries
    • Dollar General: For general merchandise
    • NAPA Auto Parts: For automotive needs
    • Borrego Springs Hardware: For hardware and home improvement supplies
    • Local convenience stores and liquor stores: For snacks and beverages

    These options ensure you have everything you need during your visit to Borrego Springs.

  • Can I ride my bike in Borrego Springs?

    Yes, Borrego Springs is bike-friendly with many scenic routes. However, keep in mind that distances can be long, and the dry heat can be intense. Always carry plenty of water, and be prepared for the remote desert environment.

  • What should I pack for my visit?

    When visiting Borrego Springs, consider packing:


    • Sun protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats.
    • Comfortable hiking or walking shoes.
    • Plenty of water and a refillable water bottle.
    • A first aid kit and any necessary medications.
    • Lightweight clothing for the daytime and layers for cooler evenings.

  • Is Borrego Springs Kid-Friendly?

    Yes, Borrego Springs offers many kid-friendly activities, including:


    • Tour the Anza Borrego State Park Visitor Center
    • Explore the desert landscape and rock formations
    • Visit the Borrego Springs Public Park
    • Participate in educational programs and shop at ABDNHA& ABF
    • Enjoy the metal sculptures at Galleta Meadows
    • Stargaze together in the International Dark Sky Community
    • Attend family-friendly events and festivals
    • Take a guided nature walk or hike suitable for children
    • Explore the Borrego Springs Library for children's programs and activities

    These activities ensure that families have a memorable and enjoyable experience in Borrego Springs.

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Free & Fun: Explore Balboa Park's Museums for Free on Tuesdays

By East County News Service • July 18, 2026
East County News Services Looking for an affordable summer outing? San Diego residents can visit select Balboa Park museums free every Tuesday through the park's popular Free Museum Tuesdays program. Each Tuesday features a different participating museum, but on the first Tuesday of every month , residents receive free admission to both the Fleet Science Center and the San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat) . Visitors simply need to bring a valid photo ID or other proof of San Diego County residency. The recently updated San Diego Natural History Museum offers five floors of exhibits, including displays on Southern California's unique wildlife, fossils and conservation. One featured exhibit showcases artwork created from plastic collected along shorelines, highlighting the impact of marine pollution. Just steps away, the Fleet Science Center has also undergone recent renovations and features hands-on science exhibits, interactive displays and activities designed for visitors of all ages. Parking can also help keep the day budget-friendly. Several free parking lots are available throughout Balboa Park, and the City of San Diego has temporarily paused parking enforcement in many areas through early next year, making it easier for visitors to enjoy the park without added expense. Free Museum Tuesdays rotate participating museums each week, giving residents the opportunity to explore many of Balboa Park's cultural attractions throughout the month. For the current schedule and additional information, visit balboapark.org .  ---------- Located about 90 miles southwest of Borrego Springs, Balboa Park makes for an easy day trip, offering San Diego County residents free admission to select museums every Tuesday through the Free Museum Tuesdays program.

Remaining horses rescued from Julian sanctuary relocated to El Cajon

By Karen Pearlman • July 17, 2026
Photo courtesy County of San Diego

Secure Your 2026–27 Concert Season Membership

By BSCCA Board • July 16, 2026
Celebrating another year of exceptional performances while bringing free concerts to local school children.

Free "Baila Borrego" Latin Dance Workout Offers Fitness, Fun and Child Care

By Andrea McKenna • July 16, 2026
Adults looking for a fun way to stay active are invited to join Baila Borrego , a free weekly Latin dance workout at the Borrego Springs Community Resource Center . The 30-minute class is held every Thursday from 11 to 11:30 a.m. at the Community Resource Center, 587 Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 125 , in Borrego Springs. Led by former Zumba instructor Rossy Sanchez , the class combines Latin-inspired dance movements with a light workout designed to get participants moving while enjoying music in a welcoming, social environment. No registration is required, making it easy for residents to drop in and participate. Participants are encouraged to wear shoes that glide comfortably on the floor for dancing. The class is open to adults only , and child care is provided during the session, helping make the program accessible for parents and caregivers. Baila Borrego is one of several free wellness and community programs offered through the Borrego Springs Community Resource Center , which provides educational, health and family support services for local residents. For more information, contact Martha Deichler at 619-948-5900 . What: Baila Borrego – Free Latin Dance Workout When: Thursdays, 11:00–11:30 a.m. Where: Borrego Springs Community Resource Center, 587 Palm Canyon Dr., Suite 125, Borrego Springs Cost: Free Registration: Not required

Borrego Academy of Music and Art Launches New Rock Band Class for Young Musicians

By Andrea McKenna • July 16, 2026
Weekly class invites musicians and singers ages 10 to 18 to explore rock-and-roll music from the 1960s through today.

BSFI Free Summer Movies -- JULY 2026 at BSPAC!

By Matt Bosson BSFI • July 15, 2026
Free Summer Movies Continue in Borrego Springs This July

Leo Carrillo's A Salute to Borrego Valley | Historic Borrego Sun

By Andrea McKenna • July 15, 2026
Leo Carrillo’s A Salute to Borrego Valley A Salute to Borrego Valley is a small 1960 booklet written by actor Leo Carrillo, best known as Pancho on The Cisco Kid. Carrillo was a longtime supporter of Borrego Springs, an honorary mayor and a familiar presence at local events. He also served as master of ceremonies at the 1949 dedication of the Borrego Springs Airport. The booklet notes that Carrillo wrote the verse years earlier while sharing a $1-a-day room with Will Rogers at the Summerset Hotel in New York City. In the poem, Carrillo contrasts crowded city life with the peace of Borrego Valley, celebrating its sagebrush, desert sand, open skies, mountains and wildlife.

La Casa Del Zorro Invites the Borrego Community

By Andrea McKenna • July 15, 2026
From poolside lunches to overnight escapes, La Casa Del Zorro is rolling out special offers for locals and visitors.

Lost Acreage Brought Gale Gordon To Desert | Historic Borrego Sun

By Andrea McKenna • July 13, 2026
From the Borrego Sun archives Gale Gordon was best known for his longtime work with Lucille Ball on The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy. He also appeared in I Love Lucy, Our Miss Brooks and Dennis the Menace. Gordon later made Borrego Springs his home, living on a Tub Canyon ranch and serving as honorary mayor. This 1969 article tells how a search for land purchased by his mother led him to the desert. ------- Originally published in the Borrego Sun on June 21, 1969. HE FOUND PEACE Lost Acreage Brought Gale Gordon To Desert It’s not difficult to find a reason for moving to Borrego Springs. But for actor Gale Gordon it was even less difficult. He came to Borrego 40 years ago to find 10 lost acres his mother, English actress Gloria Gordon, had purchased for speculation, but no one knew where they were. Gale, today the honorary mayor of Borrego Springs, couldn’t find them, according to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times, and in subsequent trips he fell in love with the desert. “When I bought Tub Canyon,” he told the Times writer, Cecil Smith, “I brought an expert surveyor down to check my property lines, and while he was here I sent him to look for Mother’s land. He couldn’t find it. “Just a few years ago, a man wrote me asking me if he could have an easement for a road over Mother’s 10 acres to his property. I told him I’d give him the easement if he’d show it to me. Now, at last, I know where it is.” In the Times article, Smith wrote: “Some people are frightened by the desert. The solitude disturbs them. Across the mountains at Palm Springs there is glitter and clamor and neon dazzle where tourists and movie stars gambol. “Though show folk own great tracts of Borrego (among them Bing Crosby, Jascha Heifetz, Chuck Connors, Eddie Albert and Margo), there is here quiet, muted peace.” Gale obviously agrees, in his words:  “When I get in my car to come here I can feel the tensions slacken, the muscles relax. By the time I’m here, I’m a different man and Hollywood seems light-years away. The desert is like the sea, an ever-changing thing that never changes. I guess I come here to find my soul."

From Borrego Springs to Arles: A Week at the World’s Largest Photography Festival

By Brice Weaver • July 12, 2026
By: Brice Weaver www.briceweaverphotography As I write this, I’m traveling home from Arles, France, after spending the past week participating in the Photo Folio Portfolio Reviews during Les Rencontres d’Arles, one of the world’s largest and most respected photography festivals.  For one week each summer, the historic city in southern France becomes a gathering place for photographers, curators, publishers, editors, gallery directors, and artists from around the world. Photography spills out of galleries and into churches, museums, former industrial buildings, courtyards, and public spaces. It feels less like a festival and more like a city-wide conversation. I traveled to Arles to present Evidence, a long-term photographic project exploring memory, environmental change, and the traces people leave behind in the landscape. The work brings together photographs made at California’s Salton Sea, in Patagonia, and throughout Southern California. Getting there was the culmination of months of preparation. Photographs were selected, removed, rearranged, printed, and reconsidered. Like many photographers, I spend most of my time working alone. Arles is the opposite of that experience. Suddenly, you’re surrounded by people from dozens of countries, all there because photography matters to them. The portfolio reviews took place over five days. Each meeting lasted just twenty minutes, but those twenty minutes moved quickly. Some conversations focused on environmental themes. Others centered on publishing, exhibitions, sequencing, or the future of the project. Some people responded strongly to Evidence as a complete body of work, while others became interested in one particular chapter and wanted to spend most of our time discussing it. What became clear very quickly was that there was no single way to read the project. Different people saw different things in the same photographs. At times the conversations confirmed ideas I already had. At other times they took the work in directions I hadn’t considered. By the end of the week, I had pages of notes and plenty to think about on the flight home. One thing I appreciated was that the discussions rarely stayed focused on photography alone. Conversations often expanded into larger subjects: environmental change, memory, history, the passage of time, and the complicated relationship between people and the places they inhabit. Between reviews, I spent as much time as possible exploring the festival. Arles is forever associated with Vincent van Gogh, who moved there in 1888 and produced some of the most important work of his career. More than a century later, artists are still making the journey. Walking through the city, it wasn’t difficult to understand why. The light is extraordinary, and creativity seems woven into everyday life. The exhibitions themselves were remarkable. One might be housed inside a centuries-old church, while another occupied a former warehouse or industrial building. In a single afternoon, it was possible to move from contemporary photography addressing climate change or migration to Roman artifacts that had survived for nearly two thousand years. At one museum, a cat slept quietly among the visitors and ancient stonework, completely unfazed by the steady stream of people passing through. The city was filled with photographers carrying portfolios through narrow streets between review sessions and exhibitions. Conversations started in galleries and continued in cafés. Everywhere I went, people were exchanging ideas, discussing projects, debating books, and sharing experiences. Coming from Borrego Springs, I couldn’t help noticing how often the subjects being discussed in France felt familiar. Landscape. Water. Environmental change. Human impact. Memory. The locations were different, but many of the questions were the same. That felt especially relevant given the origins of Evidence. Much of the project grew from places close to home, particularly the Salton Sea and the changing landscapes of Southern California. Seeing those photographs spark conversations with people from different countries and backgrounds was one of the most rewarding parts of the experience. As the week came to an end, photographers were still moving through the city with portfolios tucked under their arms, heading toward another exhibition, another review, or another conversation. A few hours later, I was on a train leaving Arles, carrying home a notebook full of ideas, new professional connections, and a renewed appreciation for the role photography can play in connecting people and places that might otherwise never meet. For a photographer from a small desert community, it was a week I won’t soon forget.

Borrego as Community, Community as Borrego

By Fr. Michael Plekon • July 11, 2026
Finding Community in Borrego Springs

A Siesta at Christmas Circle in 1966 | Historic Borrego Sun

By Andrea McKenna • July 9, 2026
A 1966 Borrego Sun photo offers a glimpse of Christmas Circle during one of Borrego Valley's busy wildflower seasons. Published in the April 2, 1966 edition, the image shows visitors relaxing on the lawn near the iconic fountain after spending time exploring the desert in bloom. The original caption reads: SIESTA — One can get pretty hot and tired, looking at the wildflowers in Borrego Valley. Christmas Circle, with its inviting fountain, trees and green grass, is a nice place to take a break. This is the way it has been during the last few weekends. The photograph captures a quiet moment in Borrego Springs history, preserving the way visitors experienced Christmas Circle nearly 60 years ago. Images like this continue to document the community's past through the pages of the Borrego Sun archives.

Flashback: Bill & Jenny Wright’s Lasting Impact On Community Concerts

By Andrea McKenna • July 8, 2026
When the future of the Community Concert Association was uncertain, Bill Wright inspired a path forward through growth, volunteers and community support. As the Borrego Springs Community Concert Association announces its new season, it is worth remembering the people who helped keep this tradition alive. Founded in 1975, the all-volunteer nonprofit brings high-quality, eclectic music to Borrego Springs. Each season includes five public concerts and four free educational concerts for local students. Children are bused to the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center to experience professional live music, and musicians also visit local schools for interactive programs that introduce students to music up close. That tradition almost came to an end. When the Association had fallen on hard times (2015) and was preparing to disband, Bill Wright stepped forward. By reaching out to his many business associates, Bill raised enough money to help save the organization and keep professional musicians coming to the Borrego stage. Among his written correspondence with the board, Bill Wright repeatedly advocated for “growth, not reduction,” encouraged members to “recruit new volunteers” and “develop sponsorship opportunities,” and closed one letter with a promise that captured his commitment: “We will do more than our share to keep the great music series going.”

Julian Wolf Center Summer Deal: Free Admission for Kids 4–17

By California Wolf Center • July 6, 2026
Limited-time summer promotion encourages families to explore wolf conservation and education in Julian.

Christmas Circle Turns 25: A Look Back at Borrego in 1977 | Historic Borrego Sun

By Andrea McKenna • July 5, 2026
January 20, 1977 Xmas circle 25 years old By VIRGINIA DeMARAIS Under the supervision of A. A. Burnand Jr., the $10,000 Christmas Circle fountain was nearing completion 25 years ago this month. The fountain is in memory of J. A. Di Giorgio, pioneer agricultural developer of Borrego Springs. Other events twenty-five years ago: Lucy Hillyer of Borrego Springs is the new president of the North San Diego County Chamber of Commerce. Bill DeMarais was installed as president of the Borrego Springs Kiwanis Club. Other officers are L. W. Lindherr, vice-president; Fred Gardner, treasurer and Roy Gentel, secretary. Membership of the club is 32. The Cliff Boren Construction Company of San Diego has completed three new homes. Hal Martinez reports a start on a three-bedroom home for William Sanderson near the Desert Lodge. Harry LeClaire, tract manager for the Borrego Springs Company, reports 20 parcels of land sold during the holidays, totaling $50,000. Work has started on straightening Banner Summit Grade, reports Hugh Woods, vice-president of the Highway 78 Association. The Borrego Springs Square Dance Club is meeting at Hoberg’s Desert Resort. Wick Hauser is caller and teacher, Dick Wear – manager. Girl Scout Troop 441 of Borrego Springs serenaded the valley with Christmas carols, under the supervision of Mrs. Ralph Bell, Girl Scout leader, and Mrs. Charles Broeske, assistant. Mrs. Lola LeBard has started construction of a house and trailer court at Sunny Acres on Split Mountain Road. Borrego starts the new year with 18 telephones in the valley. Cover girl for the recently published Redbook Magazine is Dolores Smith Dalzell, daughter of the Borrego mail carrier, George C. Smith. Chamber of Commerce president Hugh Woods reports discussions at meeting of possibility of a bank by Perry Burnand, and suggestions and ideas on promoting television reception in the valley. Birdies are not eagles! Our typewriter slipped when we said W. D. Johnston got an eagle 3 on the par 4 18th hole at De Anza in the last edition. It was, of course, an eagle 2. A review of 1961 A review of 1961 indicates several construction projects: Bill Furlong’s El Patio Shopping Center; a new Post Office; Norman Gilbert’s Building Service Center; the new Road Department Station on Borrego Valley Road; a nearly completed drive-in cafe for J. J. Svoboda; a new swimming pool and remodeling of six units at La Casa del Zorro; a swimming pool added at the Park ’n Plunge; Sun and Shadows, grown to four duplex units and a swimming pool; seven new homes at De Anza Desert Country Club and construction started on expansion of clubhouse; a new subdivision “SunGold” opened by Carlson-Corey Co. This has been sale month: the Borrego Pharmacy was sold to Arthur Holzman, Hacienda del Sol sold to Donald King-Ellison, Borrego Village sold to Thomas Beaudry, Ed Rogers took over the painting business of Denis Such, the Chevron Station was taken over by Hugh Woods, the Union Station sold to Jack Barling. New openings were the Carlson-Corey Realty Company, the Marga-Reta Remembrance Shop, the Bottle Shop, the Bantam Market, and the Lazy V. Cafe. Service seminar Eleven local men recently were given certificates for attending a special electronic ignition service seminar sponsored by J & R Auto Supply in Borrego Springs. The seminar was designed to familiarize them with the new automotive electronic ignition systems, according to John A. Bowley of J & R. Besides Bowley, participants included Ted Townsend of Borrego Automotive; Joe Romas and John Guelke of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park; Billy Lawrence and Thomas Heiser of Borrego Springs Fire Department; John Petrich, Union 76 station; Paul Dellostrillo, Earl Cartier and Dale Cartier of Cartier Mobile Service; Angus Smith of De Anza Country Club, and Henry Barling Jr., Borrego Springs Dump Truck Service. Ewe goes to L.A.  The body of the Bighorn sheep ewe that was found in possession of a man on Montezuma Grade was donated to the Los Angeles County Museum and will become part of a diorama there. Salton Sea steady The Salton Sea water level (-229.3 feet) has remained at that level from Sept. 30 to early December, according to Craig Engel, manager of the State Parks Department Salton Sea Area. Engel said this indicates that “perhaps the water monitoring, higher water rates and fines imposed by the Irrigation District are working.”
Military history of Borrego Maneuver Area

Exploring the Military History of Borrego Maneuver Area

By Fred Jee • July 5, 2026
Discover the military history of Borrego Maneuver Area in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, highlighting its role from 1942 to 1959 as a crucial military training and testing ground.
Film History in Borrego: Fred Jee

Film History in Borrego

By Fred Jee • July 5, 2026
Explore Borrego Springs' cinematic history with insights into classic films and TV series filmed in this picturesque desert, including "The X-Files." Perfect for film lovers and history buffs.

“My Country, ’Tis of Thee”: America at 250

By Fr Michael Plekon • July 4, 2026
America at 250: Reflecting on the Experiment of Independence
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