The best camping near Darwin with climbing

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In Darwin, climbers have over 1,000 camping options tailored for scaling crags and boulders across the high desert. Expect sites ranging from bare-bones spots at $15 to private retreats averaging $46 a night. You’ll find camps with showers, pet-friendly rules, and wood-fired pits for post-climb campfires. Look for sites near classic climbing haunts—like Death Valley Stargazing Camp (202 reviews)—where night skies stretch endlessly overhead. For something quieter, try Haiwee Flats or Dreamland. Between climbs, swap ropes for fishing, hiking, or horseback riding—plenty of camps sit near trailheads and watering holes. Darwin’s campsites put you close to the action, with just enough comfort to recharge before your next route.

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Top-rated campgrounds

In Darwin, climbers have over 1,000 camping options tailored for scaling crags and boulders across the high desert. Expect sites ranging from bare-bones spots at $15 to private retreats averaging $46 a night. You’ll find camps with showers, pet-friendly rules, and wood-fired pits for post-climb campfires. Look for sites near classic climbing haunts—like Death Valley Stargazing Camp (202 reviews)—where night skies stretch endlessly overhead. For something quieter, try Haiwee Flats or Dreamland. Between climbs, swap ropes for fishing, hiking, or horseback riding—plenty of camps sit near trailheads and watering holes. Darwin’s campsites put you close to the action, with just enough comfort to recharge before your next route.

92% (5)

Top-rated campgrounds

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