Death Valley National Park in California captures the imagination, resting nearly 300 feet (91 meters) below sea level. The lowest point in North America is celebrated for The wildflowers that unfold in theatrical fashion when rain falls and for snow-capped mountains towering above the arid desert.
Oases shimmer with promise of spring water and luxury, and that’s where the Oasis at Death Valley comes into the picture for your adventure planning. The property, situated in the national park, features easy access to the park’s landscapes and creature comforts to complement the dramatic beauty of its surroundings.
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Explore the Park
Death Valley National Park is the largest national park in the contiguous United States, and there are countless ways to enjoy the wild lands from your room or cabin in the Oasis at Death Valley. We suggest starting with a cup of coffee as rich as the colorful desert sunrise you watch from your porch. As the colors stretch across the sky and morning rays highlight the landscape, fill up on an elevated Oasis breakfast.
From your charming breakfast, hike into the mountains or bike the roads along the desert floor. If you prefer to keep the AC on, explore the rugged backroads—Death Valley boasts more roads than any other national park and The Oasis offers Jeep rentals. And for the cinephiles, there’s always the option of touring filming locations throughout the park! Regardless of your chosen recreation, be sure to plan ahead and prepare with knowledge, water, and supplies.
When the fun and dust have you craving an ice cream and a dip in the pool, you can trust that The Oasis at Death Valley is no mirage. Make your way to the resort for your choice of luxurious living.
Inn the Lap of Luxury
You may choose the Inn at Death Valley, an AAA rated Four Diamond resort that contrasts the timeless desert with a classic 1920s aesthetic. You’ll be greeted by the namesake of this recently renovated destination: a bubbling fountain that springs from the natural oasis on the grounds. As you explore your room or casita, the library, the lounge, and the spring-fed pool, you’ll relax into this elegant hideaway nestled in the desert. The views are only matched by the pampering and the countless thoughtful touches.
Ranch Living
You may instead opt to stay with your family at the Ranch at Death Valley, a community setting complete with an ice cream parlor, cabins, and a town square featuring mission California architecture.
While it sounds quaint and feels like a heartwarming community, there’s no shortage of elevated amenities. Without ever leaving The Ranch, you and your group can enjoy horseback riding, sports courts, and more. The golfers amongst your travel group will be eager to take their chances on the world’s lowest-elevation golf course.
Enjoy your home away from home that is both friendly to group travel and friendly to the local environment thanks to recent updates.
Beautiful Juxtapositions
Below par meets below sea level. The driest, hottest national park meets spring-fed pools. Three million acres (14,000 square kilometers) of wild lands meets the lap of luxury. Sand meets fine dining, and sunshine meets saloons. This is the intersection of Death Valley and the Oasis.
