Death Valley National Park
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Ali Sullivan (alvintures)
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"There are tons of spots to check out and camp in Death Valley.
With campgrounds scattered throughout the park, visitors can choose from a variety of options ranging from developed sites with basic amenities to more backcountry camping opportunities.
Furnace Creek Campground, the park's largest campground, provides convenient access to popular attractions like Badwater Basin and Zabriskie Point. Sunset and Texas Springs campgrounds offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and desert terrain.
Additionally, backcountry camping permits allow adventurous campers to explore remote areas of the park, immersing themselves in its rugged beauty under the vast desert sky.
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Katie Howerton
"Suggestion from Thatch. Try the Mesquite Sand Dunes."
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Alexis Brown
"Recommended time 3-5 nights "
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