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Published: Feb 21, 2021 · This post may contain affiliate links

Wild Rose Campground Death Valley National Park

The Wild Rose Campground Death Valley National Park is a remote campground located 4100' elevation in the Panamint Mountains. the campground is located approximately an hour and fifteen minutes west of Furnace Creek off Emigrant Road and Emigrant Canyon Road cutoff. 

Wild Rose Campground Death Valley National Park

The Wild Rose Campground is a no-frills 23 site tent-only campground in a gravel parking lot.  Don't expect RV hookups or dump stations here! You get a pit toilet just down the road from the campground and a picnic table. 

The NPS website states that fires are allowed in designated fire pits only. I did not see any fire pits/ fire rings in the campground. This could be that I was visiting during the summer and could have been a burn ban. 

Check out all of the Death Valley Campgrounds

Attractions near Wildrose Campground

You can travel south from the Wildrose Campground on Emigrant Canyon Road you will run into Mahogany Flat, Charcoal Kilns,  Wildrose Peak. 

You can travel west on Highway 190 to Father Crowley Vista Point that overlooks Rainbow Canyon. This is a great place to watch for military planes flying low into the canyons! 

You can travel east on Highway 190 to Stovepipe Wells. Here you can find gas, food, restrooms. It is also the location of the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes! 

Check out all of the top things to do in Death Valley

Wildrose Campground Information

There is no cellular service or internet service in the campground.

The campgrounds physical address is: 

Wildrose Campground

Death Valley, Ca. 92328

Water may be turned off during times of freezing temperatures. 

There are no Reservations

There are no ADA sites

The campground is open year-round

There is no fee to camp at the Wildrose campground, The campground is FREE! 

There are no campsite numbers as it is a free campground

There are no food storage lockers

There are garbage cans available.

Wildrose Campground Rules/Regulations

Do not feed wildlife

Pets must be on a leash 6 feet or shorter at all times. You can't leave pets unattended at your campsite.

Generators are allowed 7a-7p

Quiet Hours is 10p-7a

Each campsite has a limit of one recreational vehicle plus tow, or two cars, or 4 motorcycles, and a max of 8 people. 

Maximum stay is 30 days and checkout is 12p (noon)

Furnace Creek Campground offers many amenities and is one of the most popular campgrounds in the park. 

Great National Park Sites near Death Valley National Park

Manzanar National Historic Site 

Devils Postpile National Monument

Yosemite National Park

Mojave National Preserve

Castle Mountains National Monument

Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

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Check out all of the California National Parks and neighboring National Parks in Oregon, Nevada National Parks, and Utah National Parks. 

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  1. KT says

    August 11, 2021 at 4:44 am

    Thanks for posting these details. Much appreciated

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