We visited Death Valley in May. The mornings were cool enough for touring, but we had a problem with gnats in the early morning. You may want to bring insect repellant.

Drove in from Las Vagas to Death Valley in April 2013. Hottest place on earth. Got to 103! Self help permit kiosk doesn't take AMEX very easy to use prices $12/night/tent site Permit for the park varies depending on length of stay, $20.00/car for week Stocked up on supplies at the Walmart in Pahrump Nevada. Stovepipe Wells was a good... More

If you are on vacation in the south west and pressed for time, I would only recommend Death Valley once you've ticked off all the other attractions in the area. Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Monument Valley are all in a different league in terms of awe-inspiringness. Definitely, if you are in Vegas and weighing up DV versus GC South... More

Went on a whim while visiting vegas, so glad I went. The drive to the valley was stunning itself and the valley itself was sheer natural marvel. We visited the crater and the salt basin only due to time constraint. No regrets.

Stunning views! Easy to get around by car--which makes a day or two at the park plenty of time for a visit. Try to make time for a stop at the Visitor's Center if you are interested in why Death Valley is Death Valley. Be sure to follow the warning signs to bring water and NOT to walk off the... More

I am a Travel consultant for Worlds Best Tour Operator Company Kuoni. Here we book the tours & packages for USA. I am expert in USA tours especially for the National Parks. Death Valley is one of my favourite destinations. Very few of us know that Death Valley is one of the most mystical place on planet. Here I am... More

My wife and I had an incredible Death Valley tour in April. It was conducted by a top tour guide, Ken Swanson of Pink Jeep Tours. Ken took us to many more places than most tours stop in Death Valley.He also took us to on-the-way sights like a ghost town and opera house. We recommend (1) everyone visiting Death Valley... More

We spent a full day in the park--getting up early to drive from Las Vegas and didn't get back until after dark. Spend time on the park's website plotting your route--we started at Dante's View, then hiked at Zabriskie Point and had lunch at Furnace Creek. Next we went to Salt Creek and saw the desert pupfish swimming along with... More

So loved Death Valley National Park. There is a stark beauty to what seems like never tread on ground. Salt Flats are amazing. From an girl who grew up in lush country-side, never would have guessed I would find the starkness of the valley so awesome. I was never in such dry clean heat. My husband had a picture on... More