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Death Valley National Park
Lodging
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Lodging and RV Parks: A printable PDF listing of all of the lodging and RV parks in and around Death Valley National Park with contact information.
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Furnace Creek Inn
Open mid-October through Mother's Day
The privately-owned, historic Furnace Creek Inn provides first class resort accommodations in the Furnace Creek area. Phone (760) 786-2345 or go online for information and reservations at www.furnacecreekresort.com.
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Furnace Creek Ranch
Open All Year
The private Furnace Creek Ranch provides motel accommodations in the Furnace Creek area. Phone (760) 786-2345 or go online for information and reservations at www.furnacecreekresort.com.
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Stovepipe Wells Village
Open all Year
The Stovepipe Wells Village concession offers resort accommodations and limited recreational vehicle camping with full hookups in the Stovepipe Wells area. Phone (760) 786-2387 or go online for information and reservations at www.stovepipewells.com
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Panamint Springs Resort
Open All Year
The private Panamint Springs Resort offers resort accommodations and camping. Phone (775) 482-7680, or go online for information at www.deathvalley.com.
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Out-of-Park Lodging to the East
Lodging facilities are available to the East of Death Valley National Park in most of the towns along Highway 95 in Nevada. These include Tonopah, Goldfield, Beatty, Indian Springs, and Las Vegas. Lodging is also available in Amargosa Valley and at Stateline on Highway 373 in Nevada, and at Death Valley Junction, Shoshone, Tecopa, and Baker on Highway 127 in California. Pahrump, Nevada, halfway between Death Valley and Las Vegas, also has full accomodations available.
Out-of-Park Lodging to the West
Lodging facilities are available to the West of Death Valley National Park in all of the towns along Highways 395/14 and 178. These include Mojave, Ridgecrest, Inyokern, Olancha, Lone Pine, Independence, Big Pine, and Bishop.
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Did You Know?
Rainfall in Death Valley averages less than 2 inches a year. There have been some years of no recorded rainfall at all!
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Last Updated: June 21, 2008 at 20:28 EST |