Black Rock Cabin - Your Death Valley Base Camp in the Shoshone Eco Village

Property grounds
Smart TV, DVD player, books, video library
Smart TV, DVD player, books, video library
Fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop
Hair dryer, towels, soap, shampoo

About this house rental

Situated in Death Valley, this charming house for $158 per night is a great choice for your next trip. Our lovely contemporary home is located 1 mile from the south entrance to Death Valley National Park. It is newly remodeled to accommodate a group of 6. It has a double bed in the bedroom, and a great room that offers a semi-private space for 2 more double beds. This home is situated in a sweet RV park and campground where friends and family can camp close by. In beautiful natural surroundings, this home is nestled in a lush desert oasis with a warm spring pool. With a commitment to protecting our biodiverse ecosystem, we have created numerous trails. Across from the RV park campground is a short path through viewing ponds for the Shoshone Pupfish, once considered extinct. These pools are surrounded by newly created habitat for the endangered Amargosa Vole. We also offer several trails for viewing birds in our backyard of the Shoshone Wetlands, and a 3 mile loop of gorgeous desert vistas. The Village of Shoshone offers a gas station, gift shop, small store and restaurant. The Shoshone Museum offers exhibits of local history and lore, the rich regional geology and natural history. Come see the Mammoth exhibit! A short walk from the village is a fascinating historical district. The homes carved into the caliche cliffs harken to the mining era of Death Valley. Please note that we are located in a rural area and are a 1/2 hour from a grocery store. Our little general store does have a few groceries and ready-to-eat food items but if you plan to cook please do your shopping before you arrive to make sure you have what you need for your meals.

Amenities

Pool
Air conditioner
Kitchen / Kitchenette
Internet / Wifi
Smoking allowed
Parking
Laundry
Balcony / Patio

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Reviews

4.8/5.0
Outstanding(5 Reviews)
5.0
Mar 2020
Tiny town with big civic pride. Spring fed warm water pool . Trails . Restaurant with good eats . Shoshone is about 1 mile south of a DV entrance. Perfect retreat where you can see the endangered pupfish close up. Artist house was well appointed and comfortable. Beautiful sunrise and sunsets- friendly people.
5.0
Feb 2020
An oasis outside of Death Valley
An oasis outside of Death Valley
Tiny town with big civic pride. Spring fed warm water pool . Trails . Restaurant with good eats . Shoshone is about 1 mile south of a DV entrance. Perfect retreat where you can see the endangered pupfish close up. Artist house was well appointed and comfortable. Beautiful sunrise and sunsets- friendly people.
5.0
Sep 2019
We initially rented this unit (for one night) because it was one of the only VRBO choices with kitchen in the area near Death Valley, on our route during a month long road trip. We had not previously heard of Shoshone. The unit itself is a cabin in an RV park. The cabin is somewhat rustic (think old school cabin). What made this place five stars is the immediate surroundings. After driving through desert in July, we were shocked at how green Shoshone (population 31) is. Shoshone is a small oasis, wetland area formed by water coming down out of the hills. The RV park itself is very green, more green than many RV parks where we live in the rainy Pacific Northwest. The grounds include a warm swimming pool, filled with natural hot springs water. Next door are small trails with natural ponds, many birds, and endangered pupfish. Across the street, some additional, more lengthy trails have been created (overgrown when we were there), that allow you to explore the desert and wetland environment. The town includes a historic diner that had very good food.
5.0
Aug 2019
Oasis
Oasis
We initially rented this unit (for one night) because it was one of the only VRBO choices with kitchen in the area near Death Valley, on our route during a month long road trip. We had not previously heard of Shoshone. The unit itself is a cabin in an RV park. The cabin is somewhat rustic (think old school cabin). What made this place five stars is the immediate surroundings. After driving through desert in July, we were shocked at how green Shoshone (population 31) is. Shoshone is a small oasis, wetland area formed by water coming down out of the hills. The RV park itself is very green, more green than many RV parks where we live in the rainy Pacific Northwest. The grounds include a warm swimming pool, filled with natural hot springs water. Next door are small trails with natural ponds, many birds, and endangered pupfish. Across the street, some additional, more lengthy trails have been created (overgrown when we were there), that allow you to explore the desert and wetland environment. The town includes a historic diner that had very good food.
5.0
Apr 2019
This was a great place to base our exploration of Death Valley out of. The cabin had everything we needed for a great, comfortable stay. The kids loved the spring fed pool, and it was great to be able to explore the immediate area just by walking. Would highly recommend this property to anyone wanting to visit Death Valley National Park.
5.0
Mar 2019
Excellent stay. Perfect location after spending the day in DVNP.
5.0
Mar 2019
Spring Break in Death Valley
Spring Break in Death Valley
This was a great place to base our exploration of Death Valley out of. The cabin had everything we needed for a great, comfortable stay. The kids loved the spring fed pool, and it was great to be able to explore the immediate area just by walking. Would highly recommend this property to anyone wanting to visit Death Valley National Park.
5.0
Mar 2019
Clean!
Clean!
Excellent stay. Perfect location after spending the day in DVNP.

FAQs

How much does this house cost compared to others in Death Valley?

The average price for a rental in Death Valley is $107 per night. This rental is $51 above the average.

Is parking included with this house?

Yes, parking is listed as an amenity at Black Rock Cabin - Your Death Valley Base Camp in the Shoshone Eco Village. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.

Is there a pool at this house?

Yes, a swimming pool is available for use at Black Rock Cabin - Your Death Valley Base Camp in the Shoshone Eco Village. Enjoy the water!

Is Black Rock Cabin - Your Death Valley Base Camp in the Shoshone Eco Village pet friendly?

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What amenities are available at Black Rock Cabin - Your Death Valley Base Camp in the Shoshone Eco Village?

We found 8 amenities for this rental. This includes pool, air conditioner, kitchen / kitchenette, internet / wifi, and smoking allowed.

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