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Stay at the manor, nestled within a setting of old Washingtonian palms & cypress trees. The main house was completed in 1928, & is constructed of native stone with Vermont maple flooring throughout. Located on 25 secluded acres just minutes from Joshua Tree National Park.
The Manor’s Main House is three stories tall with two suites, each with it’s own private bath & sitting room. There are five fireplaces throughout, including one in each of the two suites.
Separate from the main house are 7 unique buildings. 5 are individual cottages. The Cottage & the Farmhouse are both Pet Friendly units, the Pool Bungalow which opens to the pool & hot tub, & the Sunrise & Sunset Rooms.
Perfect setting & location for group retreats including lodging & a full breakfast; outdoor patio area; gardens & grounds. We can also put together dinner packages, provide hor d’oeuvres, tea & desserts.
History
Established in 1925.
The original Campbell’s Ranch was established in 1925 as a 160 acre Homestead by Bill and Elizabeth Campbell. They came to the area because Bill had gotten Mustard Gas damage to his lungs during WWI. Due to the dry climate Bill healed from the lung damage and they lived an eventful life in the desert (including becoming the Desert Extension of the Southwest Museum). Bill died in 1944 and Elizabeth sold the Homestead to Ali Wrubel. He was a song writer from Hollywood who wrote Zipity Doo Da, Gone With The Wind, Lady From Twentynine Palms and numerous other famous songs from that era. The house changed hands two more
times before Jan & Gary Peters purchased it in 1994 with the idea of turning it into a Bed & Breakfast. The property now consists of approximately 25 acres. The name «Roughley» was Jan’s family name. Gary retired from the Marine Corps two and a half years later after 32 years and they have run the Manor together ever since.