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Death Valley National Park updated campground fees go into effect May 1, 2024

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Developed campgrounds are located throughout the park; in locations that allow visitor to be in the middle of the action or get away from it all like Mesquite Springs Campground pictured above.

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News Release Date: March 20, 2024
Contact: Nichole Andler, 760-786-3279

DEATH VALLEY, Calif. – Death Valley National Park will increase fees for developed campgrounds starting on May 1, 2024. Extensive public engagement followed by NPS review led to the determination that the park’s proposed updated campground fees were comparable to fees charged by similar nearby campgrounds.

The Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA) requires that recreational fees are appropriate to the benefits and services provided and are reviewed and updated regularly. Death Valley National Park utilizes the majority of revenue collected through entrance and camping fees to provide visitor services and maintain public facilities such as campgrounds.

Death Valley National Park’s campground fees will change as follows.

Campground	Current Fee	New Fee
Texas Spring Campground	$16/night	$20/night
Mesquite Spring Campground	$14/night	$20/night
Sunset Campground	$14/night	$18/night
Stovepipe Wells Campground	$14/night	$18/night
Furnace Creek Campground (dry site)	$22/night	$30/night
Furnace Creek Campground (RV Full Hookup)	$36/night	$44/night
Furnace Creek Campground (Small group Site)	$35/night	$40/night

-www.nps.gov/deva- 

Death Valley National Park is the homeland of the Timbisha Shoshone and preserves natural resources, cultural resources, exceptional wilderness, scenery, and learning experiences within the nation’s largest conserved desert landscape and some of the most extreme climate and topographic conditions on the planet. Learn more at www.nps.gov/deva.

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