Yes, Joshua Tree and Joshua Tree National Park are safe in the nighttime. It's perfectly OK to enter the park after dark too. The roads are marked, and the park is patrolled. Of course, in order to ensure that your desert experience is completely free from safety concerns or emergencies,…
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