Sound Bath

Tourist attraction · Homestead Valley

Sound Bath

Tourist attraction · Homestead Valley

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2477 Belfield Blvd, Landers, CA 92285

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Nestled in a serene desert oasis, this acoustically perfect haven offers transformative sound baths and peaceful grounds, making every visit a magical experience.  

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2477 Belfield Blvd, Landers, CA 92285 Get directions

integratron.com

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2477 Belfield Blvd, Landers, CA 92285 Get directions

+1 760 364 3126
integratron.com

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wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Feb 27, 2025

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"It sounds a tad new age-y to the uninitiated, sure, but it's worth taking the 45-minute drive to Yucca Valley for a sound bath (some refer to them as sonic healing sessions) inside the Integration chamber. The hour-long experience consists of listening to a combination of live crystal bowl playing and pre-recorded music, which when combined with the chamber’s extra-strong energy levels, results in intense levels of relaxation. According to Integration’s creator, George Van Tassel, the all-wood structure was built on a geomagnetic vortex with guidance from Nikola Tesla’s writings and, umm, extraterrestrials. Though it sounds unlikely, there's something magical about the place. Call ahead to reserve."

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Gina Pitrello

Google
If you're in the area, it's a hard yes! The building alone and the grounds are worth the price of admission. The sound bath is just the icing on the cake. If you have sensitive ears, you make want to bring earplugs. My ears are still ringing, but worth it. Talking your gratitude in the center was an experience like no other.

Kathy Condon

Google
A very special place indeed. Reservations are a must. I've done it twice and each time a very different experience. After sound bath, head to the hammocks and just be....not the time to immediately get in your car. I like to arrive early and explores the grounds to see the art.

Jeff Eppenger

Google
Very Beautiful Rural Desert Area. Very Peaceful and Tranquil experience. Staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Getting up into the sound bath may be difficult for people with limited motion or disabilities you may want to call ahead for assistance if you have and disabilities.

Ardyth Hall

Google
Amazing place from the history and the sound bath. Great place to help release stress.

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Google
Absolutely fascinating. The story behind the building of this acoustically perfect structure and the connection to the Giant Rock, also a must see, was spellbinding leaving many questions to ponder. The sound bath is an intense experience, the crystal bowls resonate through your body, affecting everyone in different ways but an experience that will remain with all.

Pamela Stanfill

Google
The best experience I've had in a long time! Very relaxing and cleansing. Plan on going back again.... and again. The grounds alone! Worth every penny.

ejoperson

Google
When they say someone will fall asleep, they mean it. Within the first minute of the sound bath, someone was snoring, and with the acoustic setup, it sounded like it was coming from inside my head. I'm not sure if it would help or not, but I would recommend going early in the day to help avoid sleepers.

Shannon Findley (Pixie)

Google
Amazing experience. Wonderful staff. Definitely worth the drive. Will be going again in the future.