The Fund for People in Parks: Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park

Traditional Land of Timbisha Shoshone People

Established as a National Monument: 1933
Established as a National Park: 1994

Park Size: 3.4 million acres

Annual Visitors: 1.1 million

Park Fee: $30

Park Partner: Death Valley Natural History Association

Official Website: nps.gov/deva

Our Projects at Death Valley

A person with a beard stands in front of the thermometer exhibit in front of Furnace Creek Visitor Center

A group of four people walks toward old wooden mining structures at Keane Wonder Mine

A group of people stand underneath triangular shade canopies and a banner that reads

A group of people sits at picnic tables adjacent to a large mesquite tree

A National Park Service ranger in uniform leads a group of schoolchildren on a walk across the Salt Creek boardwalk

For maps and other park information, please see nps.gov/deva