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Mahogany Flat Campground

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10 sites · RV, Tent

On a ridgeline of the Panamint range awaits Mahogany Flat, one of the only Death Valley campgrounds where you’ll appreciate the shady reach of trees. And not just any kind of tree, but the sweet smelling breezes stirred up in a Juniper forest. Take in jaw dropping views of the Death Valley basin and plenty of hiking, backpacking and mountaineering opportunities to satiate untended adventure cravings. The 10 sites at Mahogany Flat is accessible to off road vehicles only, has fire pits, tables, and pit toilets, but no water or dump station - so think through your journey before you set out.

What this place offers

No campfire allowed

No pets allowed

No showers

No toilets

No potable water

No picnic tables

No sewer hookups

No electric hookups

First come, first served

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Tarantula Ranch

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44mi from Mahogany Flat Campground · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Tarantula Ranch is located in the Mojave Desert surrounded by BLM land and nearby Death Valley National Park. One of the first vineyards in Nevada, we grow 5 varietals of grapes and make wine on-site. We offer guests camping, glamping, and an RV site. Camping and Glamping sites are located next to the vines and include picnic tables, shared bathhouse with toilets and shower, outdoor kitchen (bbq, gas cooktop). We also have a community area "The Wine Hall" with ping-pong, shuffleboard, refrigerator, and microwave. Outside our gates, enjoy biking, hiking, scrambling, and exploring the Amargosa Desert and nearby Skeleton Hills. Nearby attractions include Ash Meadows Wildlife Refuge (30-minutes) and Death Valley National Park (45-minutes). We have spent a lot of time in the park and are happy to answer questions, make suggestions, or even take you on a tour.

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AREA-95 | Desert Nebula

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37mi from Mahogany Flat Campground · 20 sites · Tents, RVs

Amargosa Valley is the adventure town of Nevada. Sitting between Las Vegas and Death Valley, this property is just minutes away from one of the most popular sand dunes in the southwest. The sky opens up at night to treat campers to a vivid view of the starry night sky. With easy drive-up access, this parcel can be accessed by nearly any vehicle however a 4-wheel drive is recommended due to soft sand in some areas.

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Stovepipe Wells Village

26mi from Mahogany Flat Campground

Welcome to the unique Stovepipe Wells Village, nestled within the breathtaking Death Valley National Park! Our campground offers a one-of-a-kind experience, providing essential amenities such as electrical, sewer, and water hook-ups, along with access to our refreshing swimming pool and clean shower facilities. Restrooms are conveniently located beside the General Store and at the pool, open from 8:00 AM until midnight. For your convenience, pool gate keys can be obtained at the Front Desk. Explore our General Store, where you can browse a variety of items in our Gift Shop, and savor delicious meals in our Dining Room and Badwater Saloon. As you immerse yourself in the desert landscape, be aware that this area is home to unique wildlife, including scorpions and sidewinders. These creatures often hide under rocks, in board cracks, or in bushes, and are most active after dark and during warmer months. To ensure a safe experience, please keep children and pets from venturing into their natural habitats. For those interested in tent camping, the National Park Service operates a rustic campground at Stovepipe Wells, featuring 190 sites available on a walk-up basis. All RV and rustic campers are welcome to join us at the Toll Road Restaurant and Badwater Saloon,

Death Valley Inn and RV Park

48mi from Mahogany Flat Campground

Nestled in the heart of Beatty, Nevada, just a short eight-mile drive from the entrance to Death Valley National Park, Death Valley Inn and RV Park stands out as an exceptional lodging option. This unique campground offers visitors an affordable way to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of the area while enjoying the comforts of home. At Death Valley Inn and RV Park, families can embark on unforgettable adventures in Death Valley without sacrificing the warmth and familiarity of a cozy retreat. The park features spacious RV sites and comfortable accommodations, ensuring privacy and relaxation after a day of exploration. Guests can take advantage of nearby attractions, including stunning natural landscapes, swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Additionally, the local area boasts charming restaurants and shops, providing everything you need for a memorable stay. Experience the perfect blend of adventure and comfort at Death Valley Inn and RV Park, where your family can create lasting memories in one of the most remarkable destinations in the country.

Shoshone RV Park

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48mi from Mahogany Flat Campground

Experience the unique charm of Shoshone Campground, where you can unwind beneath a blanket of stars after a day of adventure in Death Valley National Park. Located just one mile from the southeast entrance of the park, this campground offers easy access to a variety of amenities, including a naturally warm mineral springs swimming pool, laundromat, restrooms, showers, a library, a community room, and a cozy fire pit. A short stroll will take you to the heart of Shoshone Village, where you can enjoy the local flavors at the Crowbar Café and Saloon, shop for essentials at the Charles Brown General Store, or delve into history at the Shoshone Museum. Don’t miss the chance to explore the Shoshone historic district and the scenic trails that lead to beautiful ponds and habitat restoration areas, which serve as a sanctuary for the endangered Shoshone Pupfish and Amargosa Vole. Consider extending your stay to fully immerse yourself in the geological, historical, and natural wonders of Shoshone and the Southern Amargosa Basin. Please note that a tent setup is required for camping at this picturesque location.

Space Station RV Park

49mi from Mahogany Flat Campground

Nestled in the heart of Beatty, Nevada, Space Station RV Park stands out for its convenient all pull-thru 30 amp sites, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking easy access and maneuverability. This welcoming park offers a range of amenities designed to enhance your stay, including clean shower and laundry facilities, a propane refilling station, and high-speed fiber optic internet to keep you connected. Whether you're planning a short getaway or an extended visit, Space Station RV Park is committed to providing a comfortable and enjoyable experience. With its unique blend of convenience and hospitality, we look forward to welcoming you soon! Explore the surrounding area, where you can discover natural wonders, engage in outdoor activities, and find local dining and shopping options to enrich your stay.

Beatty RV Park

50mi from Mahogany Flat Campground

Discover the unique charm of Beatty RV Park, where affordability meets adventure in the heart of Nevada. Nestled on Hwy 95 between Las Vegas and Reno, this park is situated in the historic mining town of Beatty, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and a pleasant climate. Its prime location near Death Valley National Park makes it an ideal base for your Wild West escapade. At Beatty RV Park, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere complemented by modern amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. We offer spacious pull-thru sites and 50-amp electrical hookups, making it easy to park your RV and settle in. Our commitment to old-fashioned Nevada hospitality will make you feel right at home. There’s no shortage of exciting activities during your stay at Beatty RV Park. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, you can explore the authentic ghost town of Rhyolite for a fascinating look into the gold rush era. For those seeking thrills, the surrounding desert backcountry offers rock climbing and mountain biking opportunities, while an exhilarating ATV adventure through Death Valley’s stunning canyons awaits. Don’t miss the chance to experience “Beatty Days,” the town’s annual fall celebration featuring a chili cook-off, bike race, and Old-West shootouts. Come and

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· August 2026

Camped at stovepipe wells and mahogany flat. Two different worlds in the same trip

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· January 2019

Going during fall and winter months are best. You can car camp as well as rent cabins. Great opportunity for night star photography and sunrises. Very dark skies best from about March until November. Summer is an awful time to be there with temperatures well over 100 degrees. Bad Water is the lowest elevation point in the United States. In winter, you can drive from desert to snow.

January 2017

Went in September 2016. Made it up there in a 2WD Honda Element, but my poor car was feeling it after. I would go in a 4WD, if at all possible next time. Camping was simple, metal picnic tables and a little camping spot. Keep in mind, it gets extremely cold at nights since the higher elevation. Nobody was staying there but us on this visit. Woke up early and did Telescope peak as the sun rose. Quite the hike and I recommend it to anyone, as it was the highlight of my trip to DVNP.

September 2015

One of my favorite DV campsites situated on a ridge line with a view of Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak. One of the most intense elevation increases in the lower 48. Situated at 8200ft it can get a bit chilly at night even for DV. After the Charcoal Kilns the road does get a bit more rough and 4x4 IS RECOMMENDED. However, I have drove a Kia, Nissan Maxima, and Chevy Impala to the top with no problem provided the weather was good. This is where the Telescope Peak trail head is which I highly recommend. Even if you just make it to the saddle at the halfway point there are amazing views of the Death Valley Basin and Panamint Valley Basin. Bring lots of water, food, and proper clothing if you choose to hike.