Bermuda Dunes, Census-designated place in Riverside County, California.
Bermuda Dunes is a community in the Coachella Valley situated between Palm Desert and La Quinta, consisting of residential neighborhoods built around a golf course and country club. The area sits on flat desert terrain and is primarily known for its golf facilities and associated leisure amenities.
The area was originally called Myoma before being transformed in 1958 when Ernie Dunlevie and Ray Ryan founded the Bermuda Dunes Country Club. This development quickly attracted affluent residents and entertainment industry figures, establishing the club as a center for golf culture in the region.
The golf course and country club have been central to community life since their founding, drawing residents and visitors who want to enjoy the sport in a desert setting.
The location is easy to reach, situated between two established communities and served by local schools such as James Monroe Elementary School. Visitors should prepare for very hot and dry conditions, especially during summer months.
The area receives around 350 days of sunshine yearly with very little rainfall, creating ideal conditions for outdoor golf year-round. These extreme weather patterns shape the character of the place and govern how residents and visitors spend their time.
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