Furnace Creek Campground

We loved most of our experience, except for a shocking situation.
With 4days left, a HUGE group of 8th graders moved into the campground area, right near the walk in tent section. They were so terribly noisy. I bet there were 75 kids or so. Then a big group of boy scouts (with drums at night) moved in nearby. Again……not in the group sites.
This overwhelmed the restrooms and was unbearably noisy.
We come most every year, but this year was extremely tough. We reserve site 127, since it is way on the end. This time it was too noisy.
Other than that we love Furnace Creek. We’ve been coming for 40 years.

Campsite was clean and located in great area. Had enough room for 2 tents, ground was level, and site was close to bathrooms. There was little to no shade in the campsite.

Love this campground, clean and quiet. Perfect location for visiting the Ranch and the best jump off point for hiking.

Nice spacious campsite with a long lot for an RV and a shorter spot for a single car. Some small trees that one tent can fit under for some shade. Close to bathroom and dishwashing facilities and the visitor center. Great spot!

Great national park campground! Well maintained. Bathrooms are clean. Sites are level and easy to access. Late February was a wonderful time to explore the park as the nights were cool and days were moderate. The Rangers at the visitor center are very helpful! We were lucky enough to be there during wild flower bloom that was dazzling! So surprised by the variation of beauty throughout the park

This is an excellent, clean, well maintained campground that is very busy. Larger RV's tend to camp here and you will likely hear generators and have close neighbors. I do prefer the Texas Springs campground, but that one is very busy and is quite competitive to find a spot at popular times. Furnace Creek, however, does allow reservations so you can plan your trip in advance and be guaranteed a site. There is something to be said for that. I personally prefer the backcountry camping option in various places in the park, but this style of camping is not for everyone. For the right crowd, Furnace Creek campground is excellent.

Liked this campsite as we could set up the tent near some trees. Located close to two restrooms. Very neat experience to be camping so far below sea level! Campground, however, was very noisy, with other groups loudly talking, playing music, etc, well past 11pm, and starting up again at 6am.

This is an excellent, clean, well maintained campground that is very busy. Larger RV's tend to camp here and you will likely hear generators and have close neighbors. I do prefer the Texas Springs campground, but that one is very busy and is quite competitive to find a spot at popular times. Furnace Creek, however, does allow reservations so you can plan your trip in advance and be guaranteed a site. There is something to be said for that. I personally prefer the backcountry camping option in various places in the park, but this style of camping is not for everyone. For the right crowd, Furnace Creek campground is excellent.

Clean campground. Nice facilities. Everyone at the park was really nice.

Liked this campsite as we could set up the tent near some trees. Located close to two restrooms. Very neat experience to be camping so far below sea level! Campground, however, was very noisy, with other groups loudly talking, playing music, etc, well past 11pm, and starting up again at 6am.