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About Furnace Creek Campground
Number of accommodations: 128
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
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Picnic Table
Restrooms
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- Shaded Site
Water and Hygiene
- Restrooms
Cooking and Fire
- Picnic Table
- Campfire Ring
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Reviews (1142)
What Guests Are Saying
Furnace Creek Campground is well-maintained with clean bathroom facilities and roomy sites, many featuring trees for shade. While some campers noted noise issues and tight spacing between sites, the campground is conveniently located near major attractions and offers helpful staff. Overall, it provides a pleasant camping experience, especially for those seeking dark skies and easy access to amenities.
What Guests Are Saying
Furnace Creek Campground is well-maintained with clean bathroom facilities and roomy sites, many featuring trees for shade. While some campers noted noise issues and tight spacing between sites, the campground is conveniently located near major attractions and offers helpful staff. Overall, it provides a pleasant camping experience, especially for those seeking dark skies and easy access to amenities.
Review Summary
Sophie S
VerifiedMarch 17, 2026 • Stayed at: 133, Loop: TENT WALK-IN LOOP
Great location with easy access to gas, amenities, and hikes! Perfect spot for stargazing, and our campsite had plenty of shade later in the day. Would definitely come here in the winter/early spring again!
Janet C
VerifiedMarch 17, 2026 • Stayed at: 036, Loop: DRIVE-IN LOOP
We hiked both Desolation Canyon and Artists Pallet this visit. Quite fun to hike new places. I can also recommend Mosaic Canyon as an incredible hike. The campground is quiet even though it was fairly full. Love the warm weather in winter time. Beautiful scenery and helpful staff
Diana K
VerifiedMarch 17, 2026 • Stayed at: 100, Loop: DRIVE-IN LOOP
Overall, it’s good. However, it doesn’t have shade while the units on the left do. It’s also a bit far from the trash cans. The driveway is somewhat short— even if the first car is pulled all the way forward onto the unpaved area, the second car’s tail may still hang out onto the road. There is separate parking nearby, though.
Jianfen X
VerifiedMarch 17, 2026 • Stayed at: 122, Loop: TENT WALK-IN LOOP
The campers kept gong back to the car, created noise all night long. Otherwise it was nice camp ground and easy access to a lot of your site and hiking trails.
Sophie S
VerifiedMarch 17, 2026 • Stayed at: 133, Loop: TENT WALK-IN LOOP
Great location with easy access to gas, amenities, and hikes! Perfect spot for stargazing, and our campsite had plenty of shade later in the day. Would definitely come here in the winter/early spring again!
Mary Ellen S
VerifiedMarch 18, 2026 • Stayed at: 148, Loop: TENT WALK-IN LOOP
Our walk-in site was a bit awkward as it required us to walk around or through another site. Otherwise everything was fine.
Roberta R
VerifiedMarch 18, 2026 • Stayed at: 035, Loop: DRIVE-IN LOOP
It was a very comfortable place to stay. However, at other parks, I’ve stayed out they’ve given warnings if there’s bad things around. Twice a coyote ran right through the middle of the park right behind are actually between our campsite and another campsite. When a coyote went through people would scream coyote real loud so people knew there was a coyote. I’d suggest all parks give warnings if there’s coyotes skunks bad things that frequent their RV spot. This is the third time I’ve been to furnace Creek in the third time I’ve seen coyotes in the RV park once I was in the temp park and a coyote basically ran right behind a jackrabbit that was running for its life and ran right through our chair ring where we were all sitting. Just a simple yellow piece of paper that says please beware coyotes come in campsite frequently. If you see one scream coyote, so all people can pay attention to their dogs. This was dictated sorry if it’s rambling.
Mary Ellen S
VerifiedMarch 18, 2026 • Stayed at: 148, Loop: TENT WALK-IN LOOP
Our walk-in site was a bit awkward as it required us to walk around or through another site. Otherwise everything was fine.
Roberta R
VerifiedMarch 18, 2026 • Stayed at: 035, Loop: DRIVE-IN LOOP
It was a very comfortable place to stay. However, at other parks, I’ve stayed out they’ve given warnings if there’s bad things around. Twice a coyote ran right through the middle of the park right behind are actually between our campsite and another campsite. When a coyote went through people would scream coyote real loud so people knew there was a coyote. I’d suggest all parks give warnings if there’s coyotes skunks bad things that frequent their RV spot. This is the third time I’ve been to furnace Creek in the third time I’ve seen coyotes in the RV park once I was in the temp park and a coyote basically ran right behind a jackrabbit that was running for its life and ran right through our chair ring where we were all sitting. Just a simple yellow piece of paper that says please beware coyotes come in campsite frequently. If you see one scream coyote, so all people can pay attention to their dogs. This was dictated sorry if it’s rambling.
claire n
VerifiedMarch 19, 2026 • Stayed at: 103, Loop: DRIVE-IN LOOP
Recommend site 103 as great shade
Location Furnace Creek Campground
Address:
P.O. Box 579
Death Valley, CA, 92328
United States
Death Valley is in eastern California on the Nevada border, 130 miles west-northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada and 106 miles east of Lone Pine, California. Furnace Creek Campground is a half-mile north of Furnace Creek Visitor Center on State Highway 190.
Furnace Creek Campground is accessible via State Highway 190, which runs through Death Valley National Park.
Elevation: -62 feet
2.2 mi drive to downtown Death Valley (about 6 min)
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Last updated: September 9, 2026
