Death Valley vacation rentals

Why visit Death Valley

1. Stunning Desert Landscapes: Experience breathtaking scenery with unique desert formations, majestic mountains, and mesmerizing salt flats.
2. Iconic Sand Dunes: Explore the famous Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, perfect for hiking and photography.
3. Outdoor Adventures: Enjoy hiking, cycling, and exploring rugged terrains for a thrilling experience.
4. Informative Visitor Centres: Gain insights into the area's history and ecology at well-equipped visitor centres.
5. Friendly Nearby Towns: Visit charming towns nearby, offering a warm atmosphere and local hospitality.

Top attractions in Death Valley

Death Valley offers an incredible outdoor adventure for travellers seeking stunning scenery. With its unique desert landscapes, majestic dunes, and informative visitor centres, there’s plenty to explore in this remarkable area. Whether you’re venturing solo, with family, or friends, you'll find endless opportunities for adventure and breathtaking views that make for a memorable vacation.

1. Furnace Creek Visitor Center: This welcoming centre offers valuable information about Death Valley's diverse ecosystems and history. Enjoy exhibits that highlight the area's unique geology and wildlife, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families.
2. Badwater: As the lowest point in North America, Badwater features breathtaking salt flats and stunning desert vistas. The expansive landscape invites adventure and exploration, making it a photographer's paradise.
3. Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: These picturesque dunes provide a serene backdrop for sandboarding or a leisurely stroll. The shifting sands create captivating patterns, especially during sunrise and sunset, offering a unique scenic experience.

Things to do recommended for groups

Groups visiting Death Valley can enjoy a round at the Furnace Creek Golf Course, hike the scenic Telescope Peak trail, or explore Teakettle Junction for an adventurous outdoor experience, all amidst the stunning desert landscapes and unique terrain of this remarkable National Park.

What do I need to keep in mind when booking a vacation in Death Valley

If you’re planning a trip with a group, your family, or even bringing your pets along, or if you’re considering an extended stay, it’s important to filter your options based on what matters most to you. Here are some helpful booking tips for Vrbo.

• Traveling to Death Valley with a group: Think about how many bedrooms you'll require, along with features like a complete kitchen or outdoor area for group gatherings. Luckily, you can easily filter for these options and much more on Vrbo.
• Traveling to Death Valley with young kids: Travelling with young children can present its own set of challenges. It's important to prioritize their comfort and safety, along with suitable amenities like a private swimming pool. Additionally, considering your closeness to family-friendly attractions can enhance your experience.
• Taking your pets with you to Death Valley: For many, a family vacation isn't truly fulfilling without their furry companion by their side. If this resonates with you, explore Vrbo properties that welcome pets. Most pet-friendly accommodations offer feeding bowls and beds to ensure that everyone feels comfortably at home.
• Planning for a long term stay visiting Death Valley: If you're seeking vacation rentals with special offers for stays of a month or more, you've come to the right spot. By using the appropriate filters, you can effortlessly discover and save on monthly rentals. Don't forget to consider adding amenities like parking, a well-equipped kitchen, or a private pool to your search criteria as well.

Where to stay in Death Valley

Exploring Death Valley, California, offers an unforgettable adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. From the mesmerizing salt flats to the iconic sand dunes, each location presents breathtaking scenery. A trip to Death Valley reveals stunning mountain views and unique landscapes, while nearby towns provide a warm, friendly atmosphere. Whether you're hiking through rugged terrain or soaking in the serene vistas, the experience is truly captivating and a must-visit for any traveller seeking natural beauty.

• Furnace Creek: Nestled within the heart of Death Valley, Furnace Creek is a charming village that serves as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers. The natural beauty of the surrounding desert landscape is breathtaking, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the vast national park and state park nearby. Popular activities include golfing at the Furnace Creek Golf Course, relaxing at local resorts, and soaking in the stunning scenery. This is a perfect base for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of the desert while enjoying various recreational activities.
• Death Valley: Located a mere 9.7km from Furnace Creek, Death Valley is renowned for its dramatic scenery and captivating natural wonders. Visitors flock here to experience the awe-inspiring landscapes through a range of activities, including hiking, swimming in seasonal waterholes, and taking guided tours. The area is rich in geological diversity, with unique attractions such as the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes and Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. Whether you're a nature lover or an adventure seeker, Death Valley offers an unforgettable experience.
• Panamint Springs: Situated 37.0km from Death Valley, Panamint Springs is a hidden gem for those seeking outdoor adventure and stunning scenery. This quaint city is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, offering access to numerous hiking trails and recreational areas. Visitors can also enjoy stargazing at the local planetarium observatory, where the clear desert skies provide an unparalleled view of the stars. With its proximity to the national park and the gorgeous desert backdrop, Panamint Springs is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts looking to explore the wonders of Death Valley.

Best time to go to Death Valley

If you're planning a trip to Death Valley, it's a good idea to check both the weather and property rates. The warmest month is July. Peak season runs from February to April, while off-peak times, like August and October to November tend to have fewer bookings and better deals.

Calendar Month	Temperature	Precipitation	Cloudiness	Occupancy
January	52.5°F (11.4°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average
February	57.2°F (14.0°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly High
March	65.3°F (18.5°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly High
April	74.8°F (23.8°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly High
May	82.9°F (28.3°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average
June	93.6°F (34.2°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average
July	99.5°F (37.5°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average
August	97.3°F (36.3°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly Low
September	89.2°F (31.8°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average
October	74.1°F (23.4°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly Low
November	59.9°F (15.5°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Slightly Low
December	50.5°F (10.3°C)	No Rain (Dry)	Sunny	Average

Booking with Vrbo is simple

Are you hoping to save on your next adventure? It might be beneficial to remain flexible with your travel dates, as prices can vary significantly. Additionally, opting for a longer stay often leads to substantial savings. To discover the perfect Vrbo property that fits your budget, take advantage of our filters to refine your search by price, location, and type of vacation rental.

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