Death Valley National Park, California, USA

About

Death Valley is a magnificent desert park at the border of California and Nevada. A point in the park is actually below sea level (282 feet (86 m))

EV Charging

No fast chargers in the park
L2 chargers available at Lodges near park vicinity
- The Inn at Death Valley (plugshare)
- Ranch at Death Valley (plugshare)
RV campground hookups of NEMA 14-50 (You need to bring a portable L2 charger!)
- Furnace creek campground (Plugshare) – you may need to reserve an RV spot
- Stovepipe Wells campground (plugshare) – you may need to reserve an RV spot.

Location:

California,USA

Chargers:

J-1772,NEMA 14-50

Destination Type:

Desert,National park,Outdoors,Park

Zabrieski point, Death Valley National Park

Insider Tips

Death Valley gets insanely hot during summer. Temperatures exceeding 110’F (40′ C) are very common. Not only the heat is dangerous for human health, it also affects charging speed (typically slower)
Spring (March /April) is a popular season to visit. Make reservations early.

The chargers are powered by an onsite solar array (source)

The Oasis at Death Valley’s onsite solar field

Death Valley Trip Planning

Some great resources to plan your trip to Death Valley

Death Valley Images

Death Valley National park — Death Valley National park
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Death Valley National park — Death Valley National park
(Image credit: Sujee Maniyam)

Zabrieski point, Death Valley National Park — Zabrieski point, Death Valley National Park
(Image credit: Sujee Maniyam)

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(Image credit: Sujee Maniyam)

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