How much does it cost to camp at Death Valley?

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Death Valley National Park has several campgrounds with varying fees. The cost for camping in developed campgrounds ranges from $14 to $36 per night, depending on the campground and amenities offered. Some campgrounds are free, such as Emigrant and Wildrose, but they offer limited facilities. Dispersed camping in backcountry areas is also free but requires a permit. For more information on Death Valley camping options, visit Hipcamp.

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