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Death Valley/Sunset
The Death Valley sunset is a breathtaking sight to behold. The sun sets over the desert landscape, casting a warm orange glow over the rugged terrain. The sky is filled with vibrant colors, ranging from deep reds and oranges to bright yellows and pinks. The sun's rays reflect off the sand dunes, creating a stunning display of light and shadow. As the sun sets, the temperature drops and the stars come out, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere. Whether you're visiting Death Valley for the first time or you're a seasoned traveler, the Death Valley sunset is an unforgettable experience.
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User Reviews
Laura Pitka
Basically a big parking lot where you can tent or RV camp. The staff are super helpful and friendly (Dawn was so great!). There is a restroom and wash sink area as well as a community fire pit. You can get a camping pass at the little kiosk there. Super easy and good location as it's fairly central to everything.
Crystal Mechling
No reservations needed, beautiful scenery, great location near store/ restaurant/ visitor center ! Tent, RV, car camping all welcome. There are no hook ups. Bathrooms and running water are spread out throughout the campground. (You pay $18 at a kiosk at the back)
DENNIS BELL
great place. lots of room. half empty. all gravel. no trees or hookups.
Steve Meier
This is really just a large gravel parking lot with lines painted to indicate individual campsites. I was traveling with my brother (2 vehicles) and neither of us were tent camping, so the accommodations were fine. Price for site was very fair, and no extra for a 2nd vehicle.
Michele Belisle
It is a parking lot. Dry camping. 18$ per night. Camp host are very nice. The view is super. However, the road from LA is rough for the transmission and brakes.
Noah M
just a parking lot but it has toilets. is close to the road but not too loud and there was plenty of space between people and we tent camped. pretty cheap at $18/night and very talkative camp host. amazing views and campground below sea level, I'll never forget staying here!
David Shore
This is a sardine camp with plenty of sites for the holiday visitors. $14 per night for up to 30 nights! Decent restrooms. The nearby Texas Springs camp is better for tents, and generators are prohibited there. Both camps are first come. There is a free dump and fill station.