How big is Anza-Borrego Desert State Park?

More than 600,000 acres, or roughly 1,000 square miles. It is the largest state park in California and the third largest in the United States, spanning parts of San Diego, Riverside and Imperial counties.

How much does it cost to enter Anza-Borrego?

Day use is $10 per vehicle, collected at the Visitor Center, developed campgrounds and several popular trailheads including The Slot and Hellhole Canyon. The park has no entrance gates and much of it can be accessed without a fee.

When is wildflower season at Anza-Borrego?

Annual wildflowers can appear from January through mid-April, with peak bloom most often between late February and early April. Timing varies year to year based on rainfall and temperature.

Is Anza-Borrego a Dark Sky Park?

Yes. The park was designated an International Dark Sky Park in 2018 at Silver tier. Borrego Springs, the town at its center, has been an International Dark Sky Community since 2009, the first in California.

Do I need four-wheel drive at Anza-Borrego?

Not for the paved roads, the Visitor Center or the main campgrounds. The vast majority of the park's roughly 500 miles of dirt roads do require a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle.

Is Anza-Borrego Desert State Park open at night?

Yes, the park is open 24 hours a day, year-round. The Visitor Center is open daily 9am to 5pm October through May, and weekends and holidays only June through September.

Shandel Sutherland • December 20, 2025

Prajna Yoga & Wellness in Borrego Springs

Prajna Yoga & Wellness offers a range of classes designed for all experience levels, from slower, alignment-focused practices to more dynamic flows and strength-based sessions.

A New Yoga Studio Opens in Borrego Springs

Prajna Yoga & Wellness has officially opened on Palm Canyon Drive, offering a community-centered approach to yoga and wellness. The studio’s philosophy is simple and inclusive: yoga is for everyone—come as you are and discover what feels right for your body.

The studio is owned and operated by Alex and Liam Robinson, year-round Borrego Springs residents who are excited to bring consistent, high-quality yoga offerings to the local community.

Experienced Instructors, Inclusive Approach

Alex and Liam Robinson each have more than 10 years of teaching experience in the San Diego area and over 1,000 hours of combined training across multiple modalities. Their backgrounds include hatha, vinyasa, meditation, sculpt, and functional mobility, allowing them to offer classes that meet a wide range of needs and goals.

Whether you’re new to yoga or have an established practice, classes are designed with options and modifications so students can move safely and confidently.

Class Offerings

Prajna Yoga & Wellness offers several class styles throughout the week:

Slow Flow

A slower-paced class focused on foundational postures, alignment, and fundamentals. Ideal for beginners or anyone looking to move mindfully.

Vinyasa Flow

A more dynamic class that links breath with movement. Classes move at a quicker pace, with options offered for all levels.

Sculpt & Flow

A blend of vinyasa yoga and strength-building using bodyweight and light resistance. This class incorporates elements of pilates, barre, functional mobility, and yoga to build strength and stability.

Restorative Yoga

A slower, deeply relaxing practice where postures are held for longer periods to encourage rest, gentle stretching, and recovery—often a favorite way to end the week.

Location & Contact

Prajna Yoga & Wellness
583 Palm Canyon Dr, Suite B
Borrego Springs, CA 92004

Email: studio@prajnayogaandwellness.com

Class schedules, plans, and pricing are available directly through the studio.

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