Death Valley Junction

Death Valley Junction is the closest town to Death Valley National Park in California.

See

• 1 Amargosa Opera House. Marta Becket was an accomplished, touring 42-year-old dancer when she and her husband stopped in Death Valley Junction in 1967 to repair their car. While waiting for the work to be completed, she strolled down the street and came upon an abandoned adobe theater with interesting architectural bones. She rented the theater, began painting its walls and ceilings with fantastic, fanciful murals and performed for appreciative audiences into her late 80s. She once said, "I am grateful to have found the place where I can fulfill my dreams and share them with the passing scene...for as long as I can." This authentic and artistic slice of American life is worth going out of the way to experience. The complex also contains a hotel as well as a café that serves Australian-American fusion.  

Eat

There are no restaurants in Death Valley Junction besides the on-site café at Amargosa Opera House as noted above. However, there are a few in Shoshone to the south.

Drink

There are no bars in Death Valley Junction besides the on-site café at Amargosa Opera House as noted above. However, there are a few in Shoshone to the south.

Sleep

There are no hotels in Death Valley Junction besides Amargosa Opera House as noted above. However, you can find some more accommodations in Shoshone to the south.

Go next

• Death Valley - west (most direct), other routes into park from both north and south.
• Mojave National Preserve - south.
• Las Vegas - east.

Routes through Death Valley Junction

Ends at N S at Amargosa Valley, Nevada ← becomes ←	N  S	→ Shoshone → Ends at E W at Baker
Ends (East Segment) at at Olancha ← Death Valley N.P. ←	W  E	→ END