Death Valley National Park is known for being the largest (outside Alaska), hottest, driest, and lowest national park located in California and Nevada, featuring unique landscapes like sand dunes, salt flats, and Badwater Basin, which is the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level.Highest temperature 134°F was recorded in Furnace Creek on 10th July, 1913, the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth.
This national park offers a variety of outdoor activities and stunning natural scenery. You can travel around the national park for one day or just few hours,it will give you an amazing experience.
Best time to visit Death valley national park is spring as previous season brings blooms of flowers in desert area which is main attraction for tourist.Summer can be very hot for camping but many people comes to experience extremely hot temperature.So from Mid october to Mid feb will be best months to visit this national park as March being the most busiest month.
I stayed at Pahrump village which is 60 Miles away from Furnace creek visitor center.Other town is beatty in Nevada which is 40 Miles away from Furnace creek visitor center or you can visit this national park from Las vegas also which is 140 Miles away.
There is no public transportation to or within the park. There is no cell phone service along most park roads Most visitors to Death Valley National Park explore the park by car or private vehicle or as a part of tour group.There are no rapid chargers inside the park. The closest rapid chargers are in Beatty, Nevada, 43 miles from Furnace Creek. There are three gas stations in the park one is at The Oasis at Death Valley ,second is at Panamint Springs Resort and last one is at Stovepipe Wells Resort.
You must need America's Beautiful National park pass or daily entry pass to enter into National Park.Death Valley is a large place so weather conditions can vary depending on which part of the park you are visiting. Check the weather before you plan a visit.Death Valley is very remote and there are not very many options for eating. Food can be found at the three towns in the park in Furnace Creek, Stovepipe Wells and Panamint Springs.