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You will definitely not want to sleep without a tent when the night time temperatures dip into the 30s and even the 20s. (Fahrenheit!) We had to melt the ice in our water jug to make coffee when we camped in January. I was in a high altitude sleeping bag, wearing a fleece hat, long johns, fleece pants, wearing a down jacket INSIDE a tent--- and I was barely warm enough. But, when the overnight temperatures are a lot warmer, by all means, it's cool to sleep under the stars.

Assurez-vous d'avoir beaucoup d'eau et de bonnes chaussures.

Yes. The metal statues can be addressed with a vehicle. All over town I saw people with dogs. Just bring your doggie bag.

It all depends on the rain! Super blooms are all about perfect timing of weather and rain. The desert bloom cycle is dependent on temperature and rain fall. The main bloom tends to happen mid February to mid March but I’ve seen flowers as early as January and as late as June.

Highway S-22 at mikemarker 31is the best place to see the wildflowers, but the best roads depends on the typle of vehicle you have. Many of the most scenic drives are off-road.

Not that I'm aware of. You'll see a few stubborn flowers in July, which is when I usually go, or early March to late April after the winter snows and spring rains. Yup, it rains and snows there. The plants need a good dose of rain/moisture to produce good blooms. I've been to the desert twice in March, that's the time of year to go any year for flowers. There were superblooms in 2016 and 2017 because of intense rains in southern California. DesertUSA . com has a wildflower report on their website.