Death Valley National Park

In this below-sea-level basin, steady drought and record summer heat make Death Valley a land of extremes. Yet, each extreme has a striking contrast. Towering peaks are frosted with winter snow. Rare rainstorms bring vast fields of wildflowers. Lush oases harbor tiny fish and refuge for wildlife and humans. Despite its morbid name, a great diversity of life thrives in Death Valley.

Directions

There are multiple entrances to the park. Click below to learn the best ways to travel to Death Valley.

Reviews

2,725 reviews
5 stars
1,691
4 stars
686
3 stars
208
2 stars
95
1 stars
45
Oliver V
Loop:Drive In Loop
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Reviewed 7 days ago
We only stayed for one night but enjoyed it a lot. Spacy slots, clean and well organized location. We were arriving late and everything was prepared.
Steve L
Loop:Drive In Loop
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Reviewed 8 days ago
I find the Furnace Creek campground always a pleasant experience and did so this time as well. What i find a bit unacceptable is the current administration deprioritizing critical funding for our National Parks. There is a campground there that I would likely stay at instead, Texas Springs, only for the fact they don't allow generators at that campground. But, alas, they can't open it because of the funding issue previously mentioned.
Helen H
Loop:Drive In Loop
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Everything at Furnace Creek was above our expectations! The staff were knowledgeable and gracious. The grounds were stunning and clean. The location is excellent. And it was the quietest campground we have ever stayed in! We highly recommend it!
Amanda R
Loop:Tent Walk In Loop
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Reviewed 10 days ago
The site 130 I do not recommend at all unfortunately a really bad fire any problem on this specific site. We get you are outside, but this was bad and not safe if we are being honest for kids especially. Do not recommend this specific site and absolutely no shade during the day . We went off other reviews, but during the morning it was perfect. The opposite side of this loop would have been better with kids. Overall, the loop is not really private and recommend if you want that this is not the site and maps arw not updated to show really how close people are to you. Definitely, would get a pad area next time. The site as a whole super clean, restrooms were clean and everyone respected quite area.
Stephen V
Loop:Drive In Loop
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Reviewed 10 days ago
Nice level spots, i stayed at two different spots. Very quiet campground, dark sky, nice clean bathrooms, no showers
Kathryn L
Loop:Tent Walk In Loop
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Reviewed 10 days ago
Convenient location, central to DVNP.

Keep your options open

Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Death Valley National Park.

Popularity: Quiet

Busiest in November, when about 24% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 6 years of reservations.

Campgrounds

Death Valley National Park has 16 campgrounds, 175 campsites in total.

16 of 16 campgrounds match