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Quote: Best Things Nearby: Best Things About the Resort: Resort Experience:This was large and well maintained, with spaces for tents, RV's, and camper/trailers, with cabins available across the road. A shower and the pool were available for $3 per day... Read the full Stovepipe Wells Village review
From journal Death Valley National Park, California
Quote: If you don't want to spend $200 a night to stay at Furnace Creek, you can stay in this decent motel about 30-45 minutes further into the park. They have "standard" rooms, which are smallish and have two single beds, and "deluxe" rooms, which are... Read the full Stovepipe Wells Village review
From journal The Beauty of Death Valley
Quote: We had a cool, clean, comfortable room. Water from the tap is non-potable, but there are potable water faucets in the outside corridor. Across the street from the Stovepipe Wells Ranger Station, and the Stovepipe Wells Village Store, which sells... Read the full Stovepipe Wells Village review
From journal A week in the California Desert
Quote: Texas Springs campsite is off Hwy 190 in Death Valley State Park, near Furnace Creek. It has 92 tent and RV sites and costs $12 a night. We went in late February, a popular time to go because it's not as hot as summer time -- high 80s and 90s vs.... Read the full Stovepipe Wells Village review
From journal Lively Death Valley