- I was alone in a two person tent. I had enough room to put my belongings inside (mainly on the second bed). - The tent was clean. - They provided towels and blankets. - The shared bathroom was clean and functional. No need to wait to get hot water.

- Noise: Since it is a tent, expect to hear noise from other cars that may arrive later in the day (or night) on the camping. If it's a windy night, the tent will be very noisy as well. - Temperature: If you visit during winter, bring your own sleeping bag and perhaps an additional blanket. One blanket per bed is provided. I was warm by using both of the blankets provided in addition to my sleeping bag and a supplemental blanket.

Check in was fast and easy. The tent that we stayed in was exactly as advertised. The beds were comfortable enough. We slept well. The bathrooms had hot showers, which was great. The view was amazing. Panamint Springs is a good base for exploring Death Valley.

The bathroom was sometimes a little dirty, but that was to be expected with so many people using it. They cleaned them every day. There are very few options as far as eating goes, but you are in the middle of Death Valley, so that's how it goes. The food at the restaurant was quite good if a little expensive.

We stayed in a motel room with 2 queen beds. Other than some carpet stains, the room was clean, shower worked great, beds were comfortable. The staff were very nice. On our last night, we totaled our car when we hit a burro at night around Rhyolite, NV and was unable to return to our room for check out the next day. The staff was accommodating and offered to store our stuff for several days until we are able to return. Luckily, we were able to rent a car and returned the next day and was only charged a small amount for the late checkout. Friendly staff at the restaurant and the falafel wrap was very tasty and an excellent vegan option!

There was a space heater but the blankets were thin for winter. Based on reviews, we were prepared with sleeping bags so not a big deal.

Our night there was an incredible experience. We went in February and it was great weather, even a little cold!! We were in a room (not tent) but will definitely come back to camp. The room was simple and comfortable (just FYI, no fridge or kettle). The restaurant was lovely, a lot of great beer. We had pizza from the gas station and it was good. In the gas station store you will find a lot of what you would need (food , drinks, lights, ...) The staff was GREAT! super friendly. but the real incredible thing is THE VIEW. This was one of the most beautiful views I ever saw. Totally remote. The stargazing was incredible. We will be back!!

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It’s a good value for the money. Nice fresh sheets, blankets, clean towels, table and space for a camp fire. Shared restroom and shower nearby - well maintained, with soap and paper towels. Good location - store, gas station, and restaurant next door. We enjoyed the food and beer selection. On weekends they serve a nice full breakfast! Some cool sights nearby - Father Crowley’s point with amazing view, and Darwin Falls for a nice hike!

It was chilly at night - no heaters inside the tent, so it can get cold. We made a campfire to warm up and that helped a little.

The tent cabins were much nicer than I expected. Futon mattress on a wooden frame. With two beds, there was also room for a chest and my camp chair in the tent. Towels, sheets, blankets, and little pillows were supplied. I'm not sure this is the case with every tent, so ask them ahead of time. I brought my own towels and sleeping bag. Also, my own pillows which I take to motels sometimes, too. I think I was warmer in my sleeping bag. Temps in the low 40s overnight. Breakfast burrito at the store was very good. Plenty of food to fuel you for hours on hikes. Staff were friendly. Prices for anything and gas were cheaper than Stovepipe Wells and Furnace Creek. Fuel up here!! This campground is about 50-60 miles from the "main" attractions of Death Valley, but the drive in and out is amazing.

The bathroom was in poor condition. The shower head wasn't adjustable and trying to move it caused it to come off. Plastic mounting made screwing it back in difficult. The bathroom really needs an overhaul of moderately nicer fixtures and considerations for use. Showers were large and water was hot. One sink didn't maintain cold water unless you pressed down on the knob. But the hot water remained on for a few moments.

The tent was comfortable and the location is incredible, so beautiful. The stars were some of the most beautiful I’ve ever seen! The bed was super comfortable and the trunk in the tent is useful storage. Super easy to find and the host was fantastic regarding our late check in. We had an amazing time !

We arrived late at night and there were locusts and other bugs in the bathrooms. They don’t really bother you but just something to be aware of if you don’t like bugs.

Location was great, Darwin Falls is right up the road. We had the small tent spots 15,18, and 19. They look just like the ones you see on Booking.com. The bathroom was right across from us with showers, clean and with two toilets and two showers. The tent itself includes 2 cushioned cots (very roomy) and a chest with extra blankets and towels if you want to shower. The restaurant staff were so friendly and knowledgeable, let alone the food was delicious. The general store had amazing freshly made pizza! We will be coming back again. The views are gorgeous!

My only complaint is the glamping tent sites are very close to each other.

Great location, nice staff, comfortable facilities. You will sleep and eat well, the bathrooms/showers are adequate. The location offers an excellent access to Death Valley and all kinds of places around Lone Pine.

Great place if you want to explore Death Valley NP. Sleeping in the tent was cool if you know what you are up to. Neighbours can be noisy. Everything was included, no need to bring your own sleeping bag etc. Common restrooms were OK for this type of logging.

I would recommend to upgrade the showers (taps above all).