Hole in the Wall Backcountry Sites in Death Valley National Park offers a rugged terrain with rocky formations and open desert landscapes. Temperatures can range from highs of over 100°F in the summer to lows around 40°F in the winter. Nearby attractions include the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes and the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, providing opportunities for exploration and learning about the park's unique environment.

Hole in the Wall Backcountry Sites — Death Valley National Park

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Death Valley

The Best Camping Near Death Valley, California

Not a bad campsite but no shelter. We had really strong winds that came down the wash and lots of trouble getting our tent to stay in one place. Ground wasn't conducive to tent pegs so sandbags covered in rocks worked but it was way too windy for us.

  

RV with us was ok. 25ft 2WD and it made it in far enough to have passed about 5 campsites. There are more but the road turns to high clearance neeed after about 2 or 3 miles.

  

Camping after 1st mile allowed. I don't think campfires are allowed.

Was sooo windy for us

This is majestic in every sense of the word!

True solitude if you go far enough back into the wash but know it’s a very sharp gravel road with some good ruts and dips 
That said we made it ( albeit very slowly) in a stock RAV4 loaded for four days in the desert 
Man you really come to appreciate how much water weighs when you have to lump it around!

The views of the surrounding mountains are breathtaking 

The setting is very peaceful though at night the wind can be truly fierce and unrelenting ( we had to stake and tie down our tents ladder( RTT) as the wind attempted to fold the tent closed on several occasions 

We had daily visits from a stunning hummingbird and found what appeared to be bobcat poop in our camp one morning 

This was peace and tranquillity in every sense of the word ( at least in my humble opinion)
A place to truly decompress from the world stresses

But remember, bring more water then you think you will need cause you seriously and truly on your own out there! 


WOW!

Sites H6  H5 and H3 are best. You can reserve through recreation dot gov.
Roads are cleaned up from the 2022 storm but not like before. Terrain is not recognizable from older satellite images.
Beautiful night sky.

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