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Demuth Park
A Lively Community with a Local Feel
One of Palm Springs’ most established and accessible neighborhoods, Demuth Park offers a true sense of community with its charming homes, tree-lined streets, and the city’s largest public park at its heart. Originally developed in the post-war boom of the 1950s, this neighborhood was one of the first in Palm Springs designed to accommodate the growing demand for year-round living. Today, it remains a favorite among families, retirees, and first-time homebuyers looking for a friendly, walkable community with a central location.
With a mix of mid-century ranch homes, Spanish-style residences, and modern renovations, Demuth Park provides a variety of housing options at a more approachable price point than some of Palm Springs' more exclusive enclaves. Its close proximity to downtown, shopping, and outdoor recreation makes it a highly desirable place to call home.
Neighborhood
Demuth Park is a true neighborhood in every sense—where neighbors chat on their front porches, kids ride bikes down quiet streets, and residents gather for community events. The homes here, many built in the 1950s and 60s, feature classic desert architecture with open floor plans, large windows, and spacious yards, perfect for enjoying the Palm Springs lifestyle.
Dining and Entertainment
Demuth Park residents have easy access to a variety of dining options. Grab an early morning coffee at Koffi, enjoy classic Mexican cuisine at El Mirasol, or indulge in a burger and shake at Tyler’s Burgers, a local favorite. For a night out, head to downtown Palm Springs to explore the lively bar and restaurant scene, from rooftop cocktails at 4 Saints to the retro charm of Trio.
Demuth Park
A Lively Community with a Local Feel
One of Palm Springs’ most established and accessible neighborhoods, Demuth Park offers a true sense of community with its charming homes, tree-lined streets, and the city’s largest public park at its heart. Originally developed in the post-war boom of the 1950s, this neighborhood was one of the first in Palm Springs designed to accommodate the growing demand for year-round living. Today, it remains a favorite among families, retirees, and first-time homebuyers looking for a friendly, walkable community with a central location.
With a mix of mid-century ranch homes, Spanish-style residences, and modern renovations, Demuth Park provides a variety of housing options at a more approachable price point than some of Palm Springs' more exclusive enclaves. Its close proximity to downtown, shopping, and outdoor recreation makes it a highly desirable place to call home.
Demuth Park
A Lively Community with a Local Feel
One of Palm Springs’ most established and accessible neighborhoods, Demuth Park offers a true sense of community with its charming homes, tree-lined streets, and the city’s largest public park at its heart. Originally developed in the post-war boom of the 1950s, this neighborhood was one of the first in Palm Springs designed to accommodate the growing demand for year-round living. Today, it remains a favorite among families, retirees, and first-time homebuyers looking for a friendly, walkable community with a central location.
With a mix of mid-century ranch homes, Spanish-style residences, and modern renovations, Demuth Park provides a variety of housing options at a more approachable price point than some of Palm Springs' more exclusive enclaves. Its close proximity to downtown, shopping, and outdoor recreation makes it a highly desirable place to call home.
Weather
Like all of Palm Springs, Demuth Park enjoys sunshine nearly every day of the year. Winter lows hover around 50°F, while summer highs can reach 105°F. Thanks to its location near the airport, the neighborhood often enjoys gentle breezes, making evenings perfect for outdoor dining and relaxing in the backyard.
Outdoor and Fitness
The neighborhood’s namesake, Demuth Park, is Palm Springs’ largest public green space, featuring miles of walking and biking trails, tennis courts, soccer fields, and even a dedicated dog park. Nearby Mesquite Golf & Country Club offers lush fairways and mountain views, while fitness lovers can find top-tier training at Power of Fitness or join a local yoga class at Urban Yoga Center.
Shopping
Convenience is key in Demuth Park. Ramon Road is lined with everyday essentials, including grocery stores, coffee shops, and casual dining options. For more specialized shopping, downtown Palm Springs is just a short drive away, offering high-end boutiques, vintage shops, and one-of-a-kind home decor stores.
Travel Time
Downtown Palm Springs – 10 minutes
Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) – 5 minutes
Los Angeles – Approx. 2 hours
Joshua Tree National Park – 50 minutes