Death Valley National Park146
Campsite #146 at Furnace Creek Campground, Death Valley National Park, CA
$22
Tent Site #146
| Walk-In | 8 people |
| 22 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | fair |
5/18
10/15
Campsite #146 Features: Walk-In access, Back-In parking, Picnic Table, Tent Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (10)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 60% |
| 4 star | | 40% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
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@SteveS6334481 · Camped on Mar 24, 2025 at Campsite #146
great facilities and helpful staff.
@elishanDE1CF18 · Camped on Mar 18, 2025 at Campsite #146
Great amenities, except it can get crowded and there's not many trash cans.
@JohnP1604489 · Camped on Jan 8, 2025 at Campsite #146
It lived up to my expectations of location and more privacy than most of the other campgrounds.
@VinayR2897801 · Camped on Jan 11, 2024 at Campsite #146
Great campsite & clean restrooms.
@EmilyC1289829 · Camped on Nov 2, 2023 at Campsite #146
Great star gazing, campsites are good-sized, bathrooms were clean. Great place in November!
@BruceC8051679 · Camped on Oct 28, 2023 at Campsite #146
The campsite was as described in the website picture. The campground was clean and the restrooms were clean and operational.
@KatharineM936 · Camped on Jan 9, 2022 at Campsite #146
Stayed at a walk-in tent site for 5 nights in mid-January. Sites are flat and spacious, potable water available, I even had some cell reception with Google Fi (usually just text-only SMS). Would stay again, but maybe not as long, as sites are cheaper at all other first-come first-served sites in the park (Texas Springs offers similar amenities, though isn't as close to the store and visitor center). My site #146 was close to the bathrooms and sinks, which I found convenient, but my neighbors weren't thrilled about the foot traffic and sink noise. Location is good for visiting Badwater Basin, Artists Drive, Dante's View, Salt Creek, Golden Canyon. PLEASE NOTE: Firewood is not currently available within the park, so bring in your own (you may be able to purchase $11 bundles at Panamint Springs). Gas, pool/shower passes, and food/supplies are also much more expensive at Furnace Creek than at Stovepipe Wells ($6.70/gal vs $5.15/gal unleaded, $14 vs $5 for pool/shower pass).
@KiraK500 · Camped on Nov 17, 2021 at Campsite #146
Great campsites! Fairly protected for the area and nice sinks for cleaning dishes. The bathroom didn't have soap but other than that it was perfect. Beautiful views
@AaronB951 · Camped on Mar 24, 2021 at Campsite #146
Death Valley is incredible, and camping at Furnace Creek is a totally fine way to visit it. While the campsites can be small and sometimes require users to walk through other's sites, it's hard to find fault with a picnic table, fire pit, and clean bathroom in the middle of the desert. It was hot during the day, but cooled to a comfortable temperature overnight. It did get windy sometimes, so it might help just to be mentally prepared for that.
On our visit we covered the typical attractions like Zabriskie Point, Artists Drive, and the Badwater Basin. But we also recommend the dunes at Mesquite Flat as well as just walking the various horse trails and paths extending into the hills, badlands, and gaps between cliffs. We did most of this before 10am and after 5pm to take advantage of the milder temperatures and better lighting. Also, even though the park is super popular, it doesn't take much walking before you can be entirely alone with the silence and indescribable scenery. Enjoy!
On our visit we covered the typical attractions like Zabriskie Point, Artists Drive, and the Badwater Basin. But we also recommend the dunes at Mesquite Flat as well as just walking the various horse trails and paths extending into the hills, badlands, and gaps between cliffs. We did most of this before 10am and after 5pm to take advantage of the milder temperatures and better lighting. Also, even though the park is super popular, it doesn't take much walking before you can be entirely alone with the silence and indescribable scenery. Enjoy!
@RobertN598 · Camped on Mar 23, 2021 at Campsite #146
The campground was in an area with trees and they helped make it feel more woody.
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