Death Valley National Park, California - 2018

We have a sweet spot in the Mesquite Spring campground. Unlike the overcrowded main campgrounds, there are only a few campers here each night.

Mesquite Spring - National Park Campground, in Death Valley NP: Site #25 (30 RV sites total) - This site has: • water nearby. Campground Notes: flush toilets • trails from campground • trails nearby • 1,790’ elevation. April 17th - 23rd. Miles driven: 58. Miles driven: 57 miles (tap on mileage to see route & elevation change).

Pros:
• large sites.
• away from the crowds.
Cons:
• No cell coverage.
• No dump station.
Overall Experience:

Additional Info: Mesquite Spring is a campground located in Death Valley National Park. It is situated in the northwest corner of the park, near the junction of Highway 190 and Scotty's Castle Road. The campground is open year-round, and offers a total of 50 sites for tents, trailers, and RVs.

Mesquite Spring is named for the mesquite trees that grow in the area, and is a popular spot for visitors to the park. The campground offers a number of amenities, including drinking water, flush toilets, and dump stations. There are also several picnic tables, fire rings, and grills available for use.

While staying at Mesquite Spring, visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, biking, and birdwatching. The campground is located near several popular destinations in the park, including Scotty's Castle, Ubehebe Crater, and Teakettle Junction.

It is important to note that Death Valley can be a very hot and dry place, and visitors should be prepared for extreme temperatures and carry plenty of water. It is also important to follow the park's safety guidelines and respect the natural environment.

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