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The Furnace Creek Area is the center for Death
Valley tourism and is near many of Death Valley's most popular attractions.
From the early Native Americans nearly 10,000 years ago to the modern-day
explorer of today, the abundant supply of water has made this area a natural
stopping point for travelers. Today, it offers many necessities and
conveniences for the traveler. Some of the necessities are the Visitor's
Center, one of only three gas stations in the Park and a convenience store for
supplies. Some of the conveniences are the restaurants, hotels,
campgrounds and a museum.
The Furnace Creek Area is the center for Death
Valley tourism and is near many of Death Valley's most popular attractions.
From the early Native Americans nearly 10,000 years ago to the modern-day
explorer of today, the abundant supply of water has made this area a natural
stopping point for travelers. Today, it offers many necessities and
conveniences for the traveler. Some of the necessities are the Visitor's
Center, one of only three gas stations in the Park and a convenience store for
supplies. Some of the conveniences are the restaurants, hotels,
campgrounds and a museum.