Death Valley holiday homes

Why visit Death Valley

• Stunning desert landscapes: Experience dramatic vistas and geological wonders unique to Death Valley.
• Lowest point in North America: Visit Badwater Basin and stand at the continent’s lowest elevation.
• Colourful rock formations: Marvel at the vibrant hues of Artist's Palette.
• Expansive sand dunes: Wander through the vast Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes.
• Panoramic lookouts: Enjoy breathtaking views from elevated points like Dante's View.

Top attractions in Death Valley

Death Valley, California, is a stunning destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers, offering breathtaking desert landscapes, majestic dunes, and scenic lookouts. Visitors can explore the unique geological formations and enjoy exhilarating activities amidst the dramatic scenery. Whether you're hiking through the valleys or taking in panoramic views from elevated points, Death Valley promises unforgettable experiences that celebrate the beauty of nature.

• Badwater: Explore the surreal salt flats of Badwater, the lowest point in North America, where vast, shimmering salt pans and rugged landscapes create a true sense of adventure and outdoor freedom.
• Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: Wander the rolling, wind-sculpted dunes of Mesquite Flat, capturing breathtaking views and a pure scenery vibe that speaks to the spirit of the desert.
• Zabriskie Point: Enjoy the iconic lookout at Zabriskie Point, offering sweeping vistas of colourful, eroded badlands that evoke a romantic and adventurous atmosphere.

Things to do recommended for couples

Explore Death Valley hand-in-hand, sharing awe-inspiring views of vast landscapes and starry nights. Enjoy local flavours, peaceful walks, and captivating sunsets, making every moment uniquely memorable for couples.

Things to do recommended for families

Families visiting Death Valley can indulge in exploring family-friendly nature trails, stargazing under the pristine night sky, and discovering historical sites while enjoying picnic spots, all crafted for a memorable local experience in the heart of the desert.

Things to do recommended for groups

Groups in Death Valley can explore vast salt flats, scenic canyons and unique desert landscapes. They can join guided hikes, stargazing nights and enjoy local tours that reveal hidden gems of the desert.

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

When planning your trip, whether you're travelling with a group, family, bringing along pets, or seeking longer stays, it's important to apply the right filters based on your priorities. Here are some helpful Vrbo booking tips to assist you.

• Traveling to Death Valley with a group: Consider how many bedrooms you'll require, along with facilities like a fully equipped kitchen or alfresco space for a group get-together. Luckily, you can use filters for these features—and many others—on Vrbo.
• Traveling to Death Valley with young kids: Journeying with young children can be quite demanding. It's essential to prioritise their comfort and safety, alongside seeking out suitable facilities like a private swimming pool. Additionally, it's wise to think about how close you are to family-friendly attractions.
• Taking your pets with you to Death Valley: For many, a family holiday isn’t complete without their furry companion tagging along. If this resonates with you, explore Vrbo properties that welcome pets. Most pet-friendly accommodations offer feeding bowls and beds, ensuring that both you and your pet feel completely at home.
• Planning for a long term stay visiting Death Valley: If you’re in search of holiday rentals that offer deals 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 include options like a parking space, a well-equipped kitchen, or even a private pool in your search criteria.

Where to stay in Death Valley

Death Valley, California, is a stunning destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Visitors can marvel at the striking landscapes, including the famous Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and the colourful Artist's Palette. Experience the vast expanses of the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes or take in the breathtaking views from Dante's View. With its unique scenery and friendly atmosphere, Death Valley promises an unforgettable holiday experience.

• Furnace Creek: Furnace Creek is a quaint village nestled in the heart of Death Valley, offering a unique blend of outdoor adventure and stunning scenery. Known for its extreme temperatures, this location is a paradise for those seeking to explore the dramatic landscapes of the national park. Visitors can enjoy activities such as golfing on the scenic course or relaxing at local resorts. The Furnace Creek Visitor Centre provides valuable insights into the area’s geological wonders and historical significance, making it an ideal starting point for your explorations. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding national park, a true highlight of any visit.
• Death Valley Junction: Death Valley Junction is a charming village known for its captivating desert landscapes and rich history. This area is perfect for adventurous souls looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Death Valley. Explore nearby recreational areas and enjoy a round of golf amidst the stunning scenery. The junction serves as a gateway to the national park and visitor centre, where you can learn more about the unique ecosystem and history of this remarkable region. Whether hiking through the desolate beauty or simply soaking in the tranquil atmosphere, Death Valley Junction offers an unforgettable experience for every traveller.
• Park Village: Park Village is a delightful village located within Death Valley, attracting visitors with its stunning outdoor scenery and recreational opportunities. Known for its expansive desert landscapes, this area provides a perfect backdrop for hiking, exploring, and appreciating the unique flora and fauna. The local recreation centre offers various activities for those looking to stay active while surrounded by breathtaking views. Close to the national park and visitor centre, Park Village is an ideal base for discovering the wonders of the desert, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking adventure and natural beauty in one unforgettable location.

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.

Calendar Month	Temperature	Precipitation	Cloudiness	Occupancy	Pricing
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

Looking to cut costs on your upcoming holiday? Consider keeping your travel dates flexible, as prices can fluctuate. Plus, staying a bit longer might help you save even more. To discover the ideal Vrbo property that suits your budget, simply use our filters to search by price, location and type of holiday rental.

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**Based on Vrbo properties bookings.