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Desert Park Natural Reserve

Desert Park Natural Reserve
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Type of Attraction
Sports & Recreation, Wilderness, Mountains, Trails
Neighborhood
Central
Interests That Apply
Sports & Recreation, Outdoors
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Price: $50+
The cost is $80 for riding double and $70 for a single ride. Both rides are two hours.
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: No
Water/Drinks: NOT available at this attraction or nearby.
Eating: This is NOT a good place to get a meal or snack.
Restrooms: Available
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Ron Stern

Ron Stern

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Ron Stern is a travel columnist for several papers including the Chicago and Colorado Woman Newspapers, the San Diego Community Newspaper Group and the Seniors Marketplace News (Colorado syndicate). He frequently writes about Mexico and the Los Cabos... More »


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Ron Stern, Photographer

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Desert Park is located on the corridor headed west towards Cabo San Lucas. They rent ATVs to individuals and families. (Kids 5 yrs. old have to ride double with a parent.) Rather than the usual high-speed ATVs, these are lower speed and safer with a maximum speed of 35 mph.

Their knowledgeable guides can teach you about the desert terrain, local wildlife and foliage. They also stop at a waterfall in the Cabo Real mountain area.

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Be sure the check out their interesting display out front with snakes and other reptiles.

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© Ron Stern