Putting on my cowboy boots and dancing the weekend away at Stagecoach! Here are some of my favorite recommendationsđ˘
Palm Springs International Airport
Start your trip on Friday by flying into Palm Springs! Itâs the closest airport nearby and relatively small, making for a fast and easy experience.
See MoreWorldMark Indio
If youâre ready to get down and dirty, you can camp onsite at Stagecoach. However for those who prefer a little more sophistication, I love WorldMark! Itâs great for large groups as it has a full kitchen + dining space for a pre festival bbq or pregame!
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BookMagic of Lights at Empire Polo Club
See MoreHoly Square at Coachella
Make sure to stop by Holy Square on your first night! You can walk up and down the eight story tower, and it overlooks the main stage, making it an underrated spot to catch a glimpse of the main acts. (My fav was Luke Bryan!)
See MorePalm Springs Aerial Tramway
Before heading back to the festival grounds for Day 2, take a quick stop to the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway (as long as your night afraid of heights!) It provides such a beautiful view of the city and is a great spot to take a moment to soak in the desert before making your way back to the festival.
See MoreTacos Gonzalez
You canât come to California without a stop for street tacos and I can confirm Tacos Gonzalez is the best. Theyâre authentic and relatively cheap, great either for lunch or dinner. If you havenât stopped by before, I recommend getting a sampler platter of each taco to see which you like best!
See MoreJackalope Ranch
In case you prefer a fancy group dinner moment, Jackalope Ranch is perfect. The western atmosphere is right on brand for Stagecoach + their drinks are to die for.
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