DEATH VALLEY JUNCTION, Calif. — Death Valley National Park is one of the country’s true national treasures. Travel Guru Laura Begley Bloom joins our Laura Cavanaugh to share the best ways to enjoy the park this summer.
For a luxury escape, The Oasis at Death Valley is a secluded, lush oasis that is a AAA four-diamond resort.
It is one unique destination with two unique hotels. Once the exclusive desert escape from Hollywood stars like Clark Cable, Carole Lombard, Marlon Brando and Bette Davis, The Inn is bringing the elegance of Old Hollywood back after its $250 million restoration. From a wellness sanctuary and gardens to a spring-fed pool that is naturally 87 degrees, you’ll quickly see why The Inn at Death Valley is the crown jewel of Death Valley.
Meanwhile, the sister property, The Ranch at Death Valley, is a perfect resort for families and golfers.
During the summer, there are fewer crowds in Death Valley. The Oasis at Death Valley is the perfect spot to lounge and relax. But if you’re an adventure or activity-seeker, you can also enjoy hiking and golfing.
Death Valley straddles the California-Nevada border. The desert landscape of Death Valley National Park looks like it belongs on another planet, which is why it was the ideal setting to shoot some of the Star Wars films.
Film buffs can dedicate a day to exploring out-of-this-world filming locations that served as Droid Dunes, Jawa Canyon, the Road to Jabba’s Place and the Sandcrawler Station.
In addition, the park has almost no light pollution, which means the stars are incredibly bright for stargazing.
Plan your next desert getaway. Learn more at www.oasisatdeathvalley.com
Don’t forget to take advantage of the Summer Bonus. California and Nevada residents can receive a 20% discount.
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