RV rental Death Valley National Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more
RV rental Death Valley National Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more
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Death Valley is one of the most biodiverse national parks in the United States. Covering more than three million acres – most of it designated wilderness – it’s the largest national park in the contiguous United States. Death Valley is located in Southern California on the border with Nevada, roughly three hours north of Los Angeles and two hours west of Las Vegas.
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Getting Outdoors
Visitors to Death Valley will enjoy numerous trails and viewpoints. These trails, suitable for everything from driving to hiking and horseback riding, will take you through sand dunes, salt flats, and rainbow-colored canyons. There’s almost too much to see in one visit, but that's not a bad problem to have. Be sure to visit the visitors’ center at Furnace Creek at some point during your trip, where you can watch informational films about the park, talk to rangers, and view displays about the exciting history and wildlife in the park.
Camping at Death Valley National Park
There's no shortage of sites for RV camping in Death Valley National Park, though there are limited RV rentals in Inyo County. The immense park has six RV campgrounds administered by the National Park Service and three RV parks within Death Valley run by concessionaires. You should always check on the RV camping status before visiting Death Valley. The severe weather has a tendency to wash out roads and close campgrounds due to flooding; other campgrounds are routinely closed on a seasonal basis. Pets are allowed in campgrounds at Death Valley National Park with a few rules. You may not bring more than four pets, they should never be left unattended, and they must be on leashes no more than six feet long.
Exploring the Area
Death Valley may be isolated, but that doesn’t mean you’re far from civilization. You’ll find plenty of recreational opportunities nearby, as well as ghost towns and other historic sites to explore. The Eastern Sierra Scenic Byway is close to the west and is a beautiful drive year-round. You’re not far from exploring Mt. Whitney, the highest point in the continental United States, the town of Bishop, and the Japanese internment camp at Manzanar National Historic Site.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- Natural Bridge Trail, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Badwater Basin Salt Flats Trail, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Devil's Golf Course, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Tule Springs, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Hanaupah Canyon Trail, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Helios Canyon, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Dante's View Trail, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Coffin Peak, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Artists Drive, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- Johnson Canyon Trail, CADeath Valley National Park, CA
- CampgroundsLocation
- Furnace Creek Campground, CAInyo County, CA
- Lakeside Casino Campground, NVNye County, NV
- Mcwilliams Campground, NVClark County, NV
- Fletcher View Campground, NVClark County, NV
- Hilltop Campground, NVClark County, NV
- Chimney Creek Campground, CATulare County, CA
- Tuttle Creek Campground, CAInyo County, CA
- Cottonwood Pass Walk in Campground, CAInyo County, CA
- Walker Pass Campground, CAKern County, CA
- Long Valley Campground, CACalifornia
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