Resort-like golf community with low home prices for the Coachella Valley
About 20 miles east of Palm Springs, Bermuda Dunes is a golf community in the center of the Coachella Valley, right on Interstate 10. Originally developed in the 1960s, Bermuda Dunes first drew Hollywood stars like Clark Gable and Cary Grant with its namesake country club and year-round sunny weather. Today, young professionals and families continue to be attracted by the community’s signature golf course, as well as area-affordable prices. “Most people still work in hospitality here, but a lot of the new people are professionals looking for somewhere where their money can take them further,” explains Raquel Davalos, a Valley local and Realtor with RE/MAX Desert Properties. “Younger people are also starting to really enjoy all the golf courses we have in the Valley. It used to be that the Valley would cater to retirees, but now you see people in their 30s and 40s on the courses.”
Bermuda Dunes is surrounded on all sides by acres of golf courses and lakes.
Bermuda Dunes is conveniently located only about 30 minutes from Downtown Palm Springs.
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Spanish Revival and 2020s modern homes on Bermuda Dunes' golf courses
As of early 2025, Bermuda Dunes’ median home price is $600,000, lower than Palm Springs’ $630,000. Home prices here rose rapidly during the COVID pandemic, but between 2024 and 2025, they dropped by an average of 9%. In the popular Bermuda Dunes Country Club , Spanish Revival homes and condos built between the 1980s and early 2000s sit just off the golf course’s greens and fairways. A wider variety of housing styles can be found in the subdevelopments outside the country club, including angular new construction from the 2020s and Santa Fe-style homes from the 2010s.
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Top-rated Desert Sands Unified School District
Bermuda Dunes students attend the Desert Springs Unified School District, which earns an A-minus from Niche. Most students are zoned for A-rated Palm Desert High, the district’s highest rated and largest school. Palm Desert High’s WorldQuest team are perennial winners, taking top spot in the competition twice in the past three years.
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Bermuda Dunes students are the highest priority at James Monroe Elementary.
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Golf and tennis at the Bermuda Dunes Country Club and beyond
Once the home of the Bob Hope Classic Tournament, the Bermuda Dunes Country Club offers two golf courses with panoramic views of the San Jacinto Mountains. Its clubhouse is a popular hangout spot, where members and visitors can dine and play bocce ball. Around 3 miles south, the Indian Wells Tennis Garden is a members-only tennis complex and fitness center; every spring, it hosts the BNP Paribas Open—one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world. Over 10 other golf and tennis clubs can be found within a 4-mile radius of Bermuda Dunes, most of which lie immediately west of the community on Hovley Lane.
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Washington Avenue is home to a variety of shopping options in Bermuda Dunes.
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The Washington Street and El Paseo commercial corridors
Washington Street is the community's shopping and dining corridor. Shopping plazas here are home to grocery stores, chain retailers and casual restaurants. California State Route 111 (locally known as ‘El Paseo’), 3 miles south, is the Coachella Valley's main drag, linedwith strip malls, hotels and luxury dining. El Paseo leads 7 miles west to the Shops at Palm Desert, the region’s only indoor shopping mall.
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Wildfire and flooding risks in Bermuda Dunes
Bermuda Dunes is at a major risk for wildfires, due to its arid climate, year-round hot temperatures and strong winds. Flooding can also be a risk during the Coachella Valley's monsoon season, from November to March.
Freedom Park near Bermuda Dunes, offers a variety of sports to play and large, open field.
Bermuda Dunes offers panoramic views of the mountains throughout.
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Interstate 10, SunLine Transit and Crown Aero
Interstate 10 runs along Bermuda Dunes’ northern edge, leading 20 miles west to Palm Springs and 6 miles east to Indio. Traffic on I-10 is generally light, but when the popular Coachella Music Festival comes to the region in April, the freeway is often heavily congested. Most SunLine Transit bus routes have stops in Bermuda Dunes, but locals still rely on cars to get around the Valley. Eisenhower Health Medical Center is 8 miles west in Rancho Mirage. Crown Aero is Bermuda Dunes’ own private airport, used by residents with their own planes, and the commercial Palm Springs International Airport is 16 miles west.
Served by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Bermuda Dunes is served by the Thermal Station of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. As of early 2025, there's no available crime data for Bermuda Dunes or the Thermal Station.
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