The West Coast · CA
Death Valley in an RV
The lowest, driest and hottest place in North America, and far more beautiful than that makes it sound. Most people give it 3 days.
When to goNovember through March only. Summer is genuinely dangerous.
What fitsUp to 45 feet. Wide sites, full hookups and roads built for a coach.
What catches people outFurnace Creek has full hookups. Distances between services are long and phone coverage is mostly absent.
Where you would actually stay
Picked for the trip rather than a list somebody was paid to be on. Anything with a link books direct with them, and we will do it for you if you would rather not spend the evening on hold.
| Campground | What it has | Book it |
|---|---|---|
| Sunset Campground | National Park Service · hookups · water | Their site |
| Stovepipe Wells RV Park | Death Valley Lodging Company · hookups | Their site |
| Texas Springs Campground | National Park Service | Their site |
| Mesquite Spring Campground | National Park Service | Their site |
| Furnace Creek Campground | National Park Service | Their site |
| Space Station RV Park | hookups · dump station | Their site |
| Fiddlers' Campground | The Oasis at Death Valley · hookups | Their site |
| Panamint Springs Resort Camping & RV | Panamint Springs Resort | Their site |
| Emigrant Campground | National Park Service · hookups · water · backcountry | Their site |
| Homestake Campground | National Park Service · hookups · backcountry | Their site |
| Stovepipe Wells Campground | Death Valley Lodging Company | Their site |
| Beatty RV Park | Their site | |
| Mahogany Flat Campground | National Park Service · backcountry | Their site |
| Wildrose Campground | National Park Service · backcountry | Their site |
18 campgrounds sit within about forty miles of here. The 4 not listed are mostly unnamed forest and backcountry sites. We book any of them for you.
Want this one planned for you?
$150 and we book the site, work out which pad is worth having, build the days and have food and ice waiting when you pull in.