Palm Springs Spring Break Hotels & Vacation Rentals

Ride around the city by coach to see the best real estate in town owned by stars past and present. Palm Springs has been a celebrity hotspot since the Golden Era of Hollywood, and the tour will help you appreciate its status with its insight into its rich and famous residents.

If you and the kids love historic aircraft, this one is a definite must see. You'll find WWII-era planes and learn a lot doing so. To make your trip truly unforgettable, you can even treat the family and book a ride in a vintage airplane to see the city from a totally unique angle.

Every Thursday evening, take the family to this meeting place for residents looking to pick up great local produce and gifts. It's an excellent spot for making the most of warm California nights while soaking up the local culture with live music, street performers, and much more, keeping kids and adults happy.

See the magnificent scenery around the San Jacinto mountains, which offer plenty of opportunities to snap enviable photographs and keep active families occupied all day. The gentle flowing streams and towering palm trees at Palm Canyon will help you see where the city gets its name.

You can book a jeep tour and witness this great literal crack in the earth that separates the Pacific and North American tectonic plates. You'll pass through small towns and farms and take in the breadth of the wonderful Coachella Valley.

Bringing your beloved furry friend on vacation with you? There's no better place for them to make their own new pals than at the dog park. Even when traveling without your own pooch in tow, it's a beautiful green space that's excellent for a picnic or just making the most of the Palm Springs sunshine.

If you're a fan of the King, this one is an absolute must. Formerly owned by Elvis and Priscilla Presley, it's one of the finest mid-century homes you'll probably ever see. It was where the then-newlyweds spent their honeymoon, away from the public eye and in the serenity of this beautiful town.

The best old historic home in Palm Springs, it's where one of the town's first settlers set up base way back in 1884. It offers an insight into the development of the city over the last couple of centuries and is unusual in its design among the 20th-century architecture that dominates iPalm Springs.

The Coachella Valley is home to a wealth of Native American history as well, and at this museum, which translates to "Hot Water," you'll learn more about the Cahuilla people of the valley. It's another side of Palm Springs' varied and fascinating past.