Stovepipe Wells Village RV Park

The stay was fine. An almost level parking area with full hookups. Gas and store right there. Use of pool and showers included with the nightly fee. Not many electric sites in the park, maybe 30 or so. We were glad/ lucky to nab one as a walk in. All in all, a great stay until after we left, they charged my credit card an additional 2 nights. No I have to go through the trouble of disputing the charges with my bank. I would stay again but pay with cash.

Full hook ups next to the DV campground- which is very dry.

Managed by the hotel across the street and facilities are not very good. Closest bathroom is located next to the General Store (so it’s also used by the public), but luckily cleaned overnight, so it’s in great shape in the morning.

Showers are in the pool area of the hotel which also gives you access to the pool. It’s across the street and they are very dated.

But, it’s a few hookup sites inside the park. Great location to visit DV.

We were happy to get off the road and out of the crazy spring winds and snag a spot with hook-ups at Stovepipe Wells. The RV area consists of 14 FHU spaces lined up behind the Stovepipe Wells General Store. All sites are pull-throughs, no picnic tables, some fire rings. The sites have a definite downward slope, so getting level was a bit harder than it should have been. The surrounding hills are lovely, at least when the views aren’t obscured by wind-blown dust and sand!

You register across the street at the lodge where you are given a key card for the showers and pool area. The lodge also has a restaurant, small business office with free wifi, and a gift shop. The General Store has some food, gas and more gift store merchandise. We were told only one night was available because all the sites were reserved, we could have moved in the morning to the adjacent lot without hookups, but opted to try for Furnace Creek Campground 24 miles away instead.

FYI, right next to the RV campground is the NPS campground, another larger parking lot. It’s less expensive, but without any hookups. The Mesquite Flats sand dunes - a must see - are just one mile down the road.

We had 5 bars of Verizon 3G.