There is a contact and fee collection station at Stovepipe Wells Village with a Natural History Association book sales outlet. Located in the center of the park, the Furnace Creek Visitor Center houses museum exhibits, a visitor information desk, and the Death Valley Natural History Association bookstore. Shoshone, near the junction of California routes 178 and 127.Wildrose Campground, Route 178 at the west end of the park.National Park Service ranger/information stations:.The Furnace Creek Visitor Center is open daily in summer and winter. Located at Furnace Creek near the junction of California routes 178 and 190.The park is open 24 hours a day, year round. Scotty's Castle CLOSED until 2019 due to flood damage.ДЇlooding in Grapevine Canyon from a severe thunderstorm has destroyed the road to Scotty's Castle, damaged infrastructure and some out-buildings in the Castle complex. This permit allows a single individual traveling on foot or bicycle to leave and re-enter the park as many times as they wish during the 7-day period from the date of purchase.

Individual Entrance Fee: $12.00 for 7 Days

This permit allows all persons traveling with the permit holder in one single private, non-commercial vehicle (car/truck/van) to leave and re-enter the park as many times as they wish during the 7-day period from the date of purchase. Death Valley was named by gold-seekers, some of whom died crossing the valley during the 1849 California gold rush. It contains the lowest point in the western hemisphere - 282 feet below sea level near Badwater - as well as numerous high-rising mountain peaks, including Telescope Peak at over 11,000 feet. Ecologically, its plants and animals are representative of the Mojave Desert.Дeath Valley is one of the hottest places on earth, attaining the highest temperature ever recorded, 134 degrees F. Nearly 550 square miles of its area lie below sea level.

Death Valley is unique because it contains the lowest, hottest, driest location in North America. Death Valley National Park Hottest Place on EarthДeath Valley National Park comprises more than 3.3 million acres of spectacular desert scenery, rare desert wildlife, complex geology, undisturbed wilderness and sites of historical interest.

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