Inland salt lake, desert scenery and plenty of palm trees: that's Oasis. The lake is the Salton Sea, created because of a flood in 1905, when water from the Colorado River overflowed into the area. The sea has a salinity of 44--greater than that of the Pacific Ocean.
With a population of 8,690 as of the 2010 U
View Oasis City GuideInland salt lake, desert scenery and plenty of palm trees: that's Oasis. The lake is the Salton Sea, created because of a flood in 1905, when water from the Colorado River overflowed into the area. The sea has a salinity of 44--greater than that of the Pacific Ocean.
With a population of 8,690 as of the 2010 U
Inland salt lake, desert scenery and plenty of palm trees: that's Oasis. The lake is the Salton Sea, created because of a flood in 1905, when water from the Colorado River overflowed into the area. The sea has a salinity of 44--greater than that of the Pacific Ocean.
With a population of 8,690 as of the 2010 U.S. Census, this community is a census designated spot located at 141 feet below sea level. Quaint and cozy, this area is an enclave for bird watchers, as many migratory feathered friends do fly overs and stop bys at the Salton Sea, which borders a portion of this community.
If you're looking for a house rentals in Oasis, you'll find plenty of choices. Whether you're seeking apts for rent, condos for rent or a 2 bedroom apartment, you can find what you're looking for here.
Although there are many vacancies in this desert community, you should still be sure to give yourself at least a few weeks when searching for a home here, as the right rental may take a while to find. Check out area newspapers, online resources, and drive around this community to find available properties. When you do find a place you want to call home, be sure you're ready to rent--bring your ID, your credit report and bank statements, in case your landlord requires them.
Oasis is itself a part of the desert enclave of La Quinta, just outside Palm Springs, and about two hours from Los Angeles. Most residents drive to work, whether in their own auto or in a carpool.
Considered rural based on population, you can find small to medium single family homes, condos and mobile homes here. Much of the real estate is occupied by renters, and most was built from 1970 to the present.
Just like its name suggests, this community is an oasis in the desert. There are plenty of palm trees and green space in this neighborhood, as well as the shores of the Salton Sea at one end. The temperatures are quite warm year 'round, with extreme heat often the case in the summer months. Winters are mild, with evening temperatures rarely dipping below 55 degrees. If you like sunshine and desert vistas, this is a spot for you.
The Fish Traps Archeological Site offers a fascinating glimpse of the past in one corner of this community. This site reveals the shore line of an ancient Lake Cuhilla. Ancient petroglyphs and fish traps created by Native Americans thousands of years ago are here to observe and explore.
Located just off Highway 111, Oasis has easy access to Palm Springs and the full circumference of the Salton Sea, including the state park on the opposite shore. April and May find major music festivals, Coachella, and Stagecoach, in full swing in nearby Coachella, less than 15 minutes away.
Like fresh dates? There are two date farms open to the public also within 15 minutes of Oasis.
