Description

California, Furnace Creek Campground, Death Valley National Park, is in a central location in Death Valley National Park.  It is popular for RV and group camping; tent sites are also available.  A visitor center, bike path, hiking trails and an abandoned borax mine are nearby.

Directions:

From Los Angeles take the I-15 freeway east to the town of Baker.  Exit onto highway 127 north.  In approximately 60 miles take highway 190 west.  Continue on highway 190 for approximately 35 miles until you reach Furnice Creek.  Highway I-15, 127, and 190 are suited for large RV's.  Furnace Creek Campground is a half-mile north of Furnace Creek Visitor Center on State Highway 190.

Plase see the Campbase map tab provided here for the exact location.  

Comment

Furnace Creek, Death Valley National Park is truely the nicest camping location in the Furnace Creek area.  The campground is open all year with tent and RV camp spots are available.  The campground has Full Hookups available but, only at select camp sites.  Many of the sites have some shade available.  The campground is close to the information center and within walking distance to Furnice Creek Ranch and the golf course.  This is a good location for touring the entire park.  The campground has 136 RV and tent camp spots.  Big rigs up to 45 feet can be accomodated in some spots.