Sky’s The Limit is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing hands-on learning opportunities for the people of and visitors to the Joshua Tree Gateway Communities. We provide a place where the honest pursuit of knowledge  enriches the lives of all willing to participate, whether to view the smallest objects on the Earth, or observe the colossal displays in the sky.​

Sky's The Limit campus is always open to explore

Telescope viewing, the Observatory Dome, and restrooms are only available during public events, but the campus is always open for nature walks, stargazing, and for setting up your own telescope.
 
​If a group or individual is on campus with a telescope or camera, they are doing private observing or photography or are a workshop in session. Please do not disturb them.
 
A volunteer docent is usually on campus Saturday mornings* to set up the solar scope and give Orrery tours. QR codes posted around campus, when scanned with a smartphone, will take you to a text or audio explanation of what you are seeing. 
 
There is no running water on campus. No smoking or open flames, no alcohol, and no pets are allowed, and no camping or overnight stays are permitted anywhere on the property. Remember that this is a Nature Center, so please wear closed-toe shoes and never tease, feed, or try to catch any wildlife, including snakes, lizards, jackrabbits, coyotes, or bobcats.
 
* Because we are all volunteers, occasionally another commitment or personal issue might mean the docent is unavailable.


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