Death Valley Campgrounds (developed and backcountry) Closed
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2020 2:54 pm
DV NP:
Roads, Trailheads & Overlooks:
OPEN: All regularly open park roads, trailheads and overlooks. Examples: Dantes View, Zabriskie Point, Badwater Basin, Artist’s Drive, Devils Hole, Ubehebe Crater, Racetrack, Mesquite Dunes, Salt Creek, Devil’s Golf Course, Harmony Borax, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Darwin Falls, Father Crowley Vista, Emigrant, Wildrose, Telescope Peak, and all unpaved roads.
CLOSED:
- Bonnie Claire road and Scotty’s Castle remain closed due to 2015 flood damage.
- The Saline Valley Warm Spring soaking tubs remain closed to entry.
Camping:
CLOSED: In support of the State of California's Regional Stay at Home Order, campgrounds are temporarily closed until further notice. This includes developed campgrounds and backcountry sites.
Visitor Center:
OPEN: The Furnace Creek features outdoor pass sales and information provided daily 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. Bookstore items are available for purchase in the multi-purpose room adjacent to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center daily. Park film and exhibits are not available
Resorts:
CLOSED: The State of California's Regional Stay at Home Orders closes hotels/lodging, campgrounds, and indoor dining.
OPEN: Take-out food options may be available; gas stations remain open. Stores operate at reduced occupancy.
As these are private businesses, we recommend checking with them directly for the most up to date information on their operations:
- Stovepipe Wells Resort
- The Oasis at Death Valley
- Panamint Springs Resort