TEXAS SPRINGS CAMPGROUND
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Death Valley National Park, Furnace Creek,
Death Valley National Park,
Estados Unidos
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+1 760 786 3200
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2024
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2024
Agua y WC, pero no duchas. Dump station. Los árboles de fresas dan un poco de sombra, fuego autorizado. Primero, primer servido.
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Visitado en febrero 2024
A lot of spaces in multiple loops. Drinkable water and bathrooms available. Perfect spot, is practically in the middle of everything. Showers available at The Ranch $$.
Visitado en febrero 2024
Espacios grandes, lindo entorno rodeado de montaña típica de death valley, lindo para caminar de día y de noche , baños limpios, espacio para fogata ???? visitante de córdoba argentina ????????
Visitado en febrero 2024
Nice campground. We just stayed one night in early January 2024. $16 a night. It serves its purpose and is a nice jumping off spot for nearby attractions.
Visitado en enero 2024
Great Death Valley campground! It costs $16/night (verses $14 at Sunset which is just a gravel parking lot). There are several bushes and interesting rock formations all around the site. Bathrooms with running water, and there is a big dish washing area (6 stations) near each bathroom. Camp hosts are very friendly volunteers, and it's close enough to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center to have fairly good cell reception.
Only warning is the wind! From 1am until dawn the wind would kick up to about 50mph for a few minutes, then calm down to 1mph for a 5-10 minutes...that cycle was all night! Bring a tent that is good in wind, stake it down tight, and maybe put it close to your car to help act as a windshield.
Only warning is the wind! From 1am until dawn the wind would kick up to about 50mph for a few minutes, then calm down to 1mph for a 5-10 minutes...that cycle was all night! Bring a tent that is good in wind, stake it down tight, and maybe put it close to your car to help act as a windshield.
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Camp host knew it was coming and came by to inspect our set up. Gave us the thumbs up and moved on. That was appreciated. Most of the roof top tenters moved inside their vehicles and folded up their tents.
The pay machine for the sites only takes a card and takes a while to connect to whatever system it uses but works eventually. There is NO AT&T cell service there or at Furnace Springs. FC has free wifi however. The rest of the park is a cell dead zone as it should be.
No showers. Potable (drinking) water available at the site. Bathrooms and sinks available. Dumpsters Centrally located. Fire pits available at every site. Dogs on leashes allowed. There are coyotes that roam very close to the sites.