Special Events!
Joshua Tree Music Festival - May 14-16, 2010 - The Sound Bath goes on walkabout to the festival, Sunday, May 16th at JT Lake & Camprground
Integratron Rentals
An overnight at the Integratron
is a “Spa meets Summer Camp” experience!
Sightseeing groups, scientific clubs, musicians, spiritual groups, UFO enthusiasts, sky watchers and small parties of friends frequently rent the building and property for overnight use. An overnight at the Integratron is like a long weekend vacation. Weddings, birthdays and rites of passage are our specialty. The entire property is yours during your rental period.
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Rent by the hour, by the day or overnight
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Sleep inside the Integratron, bring your RV (no hookups), or camp out under the stars
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Enjoy a campfire (Extra fees apply for firewood or bring your own. Campfires are weather dependent)
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Add on a Sound Bath (extra fees may apply - see Rental Fees below)
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Add on a massage ($100/person for 75 minutes)
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See "Facilities" below for info on what's here, what's not here
No pets are permitted on the property. DO NOT bring your pets!
No alcohol, drugs or smoking permitted at any time inside the Integratron.
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By the Hour - Music recording, meditation, healing, writing, etc.
| No. of People | Hourly Fee | Minimum Cost |
| 1-15 | $90 (minimum two hours) | $180 for 2 hours |
| 15-30 | $115 (minimum two hours) | $230 for 2 hours |
| 31+ |
Tues/Wed/Thurs - $60/person + $15/per Sound Bath - WEEKDAY or OVERNIGHT
You choose day and/or overnight rental blocks: Day rental block is 9am-4pm. Overnight rental block is 4pm-11am. Each rental block costs $60 per person (rental only) or $75/person with a Sound Bath.
EXAMPLE (Tues/Wed/Thurs):
| No. of People |
Total Cost (With a Group Sound Bath) |
Total Cost (No Group Sound Bath) |
| 1-4 | $300 (minimum) | $300 (minimum) |
| 5 | $375 | $300 |
| 6 | $450 | $360 |
| 7 | $525 | $420 |
| 10 | $750 | $600 |
Fri/Sat/Sun
- $70/person (minimum cost of $350) per night:
You choose day and/or overnight rental blocks: Day rental block is 9am-4pm. Overnight rental block is 4pm-11am. Each rental block costs $70 per person (rental only) or $90/person with a Sound Bath (1-9 people). Price break for 10 or more on the Sound Bath fees listed below.
EXAMPLE (Fri/Sat/Sun):
| No. of People | Total Cost (Sound Bath NOT included) | Sound Bath Fee (w/rental) |
| 1-5 | $70/Person ($350 minimum) | $20/person |
| 8 | $560 | $20/person |
| 9 | $630 | $20/person |
| 10 | $700 | $15/person |
| 15 | $1050 | $15/person |
Media projects or special events will be quoted upon request.
The Integratron is a 38’ high, 55’ diameter non-metallic dome that can host up to 100 people seated or 50 people lying down. There are 2 floors in the Integratron. The first floor contains archival information, photo library and reference library, surrounding a comfortable living room. The sofas can be used for overnight sleeping or napping. A small refrigerator, 6’ tables and chairs are available if needed. There are large entrance doors and windows in every direction.
The second floor of
the building is the Sound Chamber. Windows in every
direction with sweeping views of the Giant Rock vortex. Mats, blankets and
pillows are available for meditation, yoga or sleeping. There is a
high-quality stereo system with a wide collection of sound healing music.
Lav wireless microphone system available for rental with Fender amplifier.
There are acoustic instruments from around the world, including Djimbe
drums, didgeridoos, rain stick, rattles, and other fun toys.
Many
people bring their own instruments to play in the Sound Chamber.
The Integratron building can sleep approximately 50 people (slumber party style). Bring your own bedding, pads, etc. Outdoor camping space is abundant and secure behind chain-link fences and a locked gate. There are many great spots to pitch a tent, or you can sleep under the stars in the outdoor living room or in the Hammock Village. Nighttime skies are spectacular with no interruption of city lights for stargazing with our 10-inch telescope.
The Integratron is an historical building that contains historical documents and equipment. As such, renters will be held responsible for any damage to the building and/or property, and for returning all equipment and materials to their place.
Amenities - What's Here
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Integratron building (heated and cooled)
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Outpost lounge (this mini-dome is where alcohol is permitted)
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Outdoor cantina (camp kitchen and bar)
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Misters in warmer months
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Evaporative cooler in warmer months; Space heaters in cooler months
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2 bathrooms with running water, a short walk away from the Integratron
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3 six-foot reference tables and 50 white resin chairs.
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Yoga mats, blankets, sleeping bags
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7-foot fire pit and burn barrels
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Small refrigerator
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2 BBQ grills, one with propane burner for pots
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Coffee pot and 60-cup hot water urn
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10 fenced acres (approximately half developed) for camping
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Fruit/nut trees and grapes (in season)
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Delicious drinking water from the underground aquifer
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Courtyard and outdoor living room
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10-inch telescope
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Outdoor sky chair and hammocks
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Cell phone coverage for most carriers
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Massage therapist by appointment - extra fees apply
What's Not Here
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Pets - NO PETS ARE ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY. THIS IS NOT NEGOTIABLE
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Kitchen - there is an outdoor camp kitchen that includes a small fridge, sink, countertop, and propane barbecue with one burner. Most people bring prepared foods, cater their food, or cook on the BBQ grills or in their own crockpots. There is running water and cold water spigots as needed.
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Showers - There is only an outdoor cold-water shower during summer months
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Dishes, glasses, utensils. Please plan to bring all the food, beverages, teas, disposable cups, plates and utensils you require.
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Internet access
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Loud music or drumming after 10pm - County ordinance.
Crossroads Cafe: 760-366-5414 (In Joshua Tree. Call for takeout - great food)
Ricochet (760) 235-4012 (also highly recommended)
Two Sisters Catering: 760-987-7117 or 760-221-4774
BBQ - Hero Catering: 760-364-1101
Suggested Equipment List
- Tent (if you choose to sleep outside)
- Sleeping Gear - sleeping bag, blanket, pillow and pad or air mattress (we have several, or rent them from Joshua Tree Outfitters)
- Comfortable, layered clothing
- Comfortable walking shoes or sandals
- Slippers or socks for the Dome (no shoes on the second floor)
- Hat (warm for winter, sun hat or visor for summer)
- Sun block
- Camera
- Flashlight
- Water bottle (refillable with our delish well water)
Deposits
Deposits for rental reservations are required.
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Weekend rentals require a $350 non-refundable and non-transferable deposit
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Weekday rentals require a $150 non-refundable and non-transferable deposit
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Hourly rentals require a $150 non-refundable and non-transferable deposit
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Paypal, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex accepted
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For groups larger than 30, a refundable $250 damage deposit is required
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For groups over 75, the renter is responsible for securing a liability insurance policy rider for the length of the rental.
To make a reservation, please send us an email, or call 760-364-3126. Let us know when you’d like to come and how many people you plan to bring.
Desert
Environment
Weather - Check www.weather.com with zip code 92285 (Landers, CA) to get the latest temps and weather information |
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Directions - For accurate directions from all points - DIRECTIONS |
Nearby Attractions
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Giant Rock – 3 miles on a dirt road, passable to all cars. One of the largest freestanding boulders in the world – 7 stories high, over 20,000 tons of granite. Nearby Crystal Hill, a cone-shaped hill unlike anything in the vicinity, completely covered with white quartz
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Gubler’s Orchids – one of the largest orchid growers in the U.S. Approximately ¼ mile away. Open for tours, a picnic area and a wonderful, gardenlike atmosphere.
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Joshua Tree National Park – approximately 20 miles away in Joshua Tree. Unforgettable rock formations, rock climbing, hiking, camping
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Live music most weekends at Pappy & Harriett’s in Pioneertown, Water Canyon in Yucca Valley. Joshua Tree Music Festival in May, Wild West Coyote Fest and Gram Parsons Festival in October.
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Wonderful art galleries throughout Morongo Basin - browse Joshua Tree Chamber of Commerce Web site
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Local drive-by large-scale art installations (sculptures) in Joshua Tree - www.noahpurifoy.com
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See our “Visitor Information” page for local hotels, restaurants and attractions.
Contact:
Mailing Address: PO Box 3461, Landers, CA 92285
Street Address: 2477 Belfield Boulevard, Landers, CA 92285
Phone: 760-364-3126
Email: The Integratron
© The Integratron 2009