Longstreet Casino RV Park

Longstreet Inn, Casino & RV Park is a casino RV lot on the Nevada side of the state line near Death Valley Junction, about 7 miles from Death Valley National Park's eastern boundary and roughly 35 miles from Furnace Creek. Our Death Valley guide covers it as a staging area rather than a destination: it appeals to RVers who want free or very cheap parking with basic hookups the night before or after a park visit, and to anyone heading east toward Las Vegas, about 90 miles away.

Hookups	Electric and water (sewer varies — confirm current status)
Cost	Free to low cost (policies change — call ahead)
Distance to park	~7 miles to eastern boundary, ~35 miles to Furnace Creek

Hookups

Electric and water (sewer varies — confirm current status)

Cost

Free to low cost (policies change — call ahead)

Distance to park

~7 miles to eastern boundary, ~35 miles to Furnace Creek

Why RVers stay here

The RV area offers electric and water; sewer availability varies, so confirm current status before you count on it. Pricing has ranged from free to low cost, but policies change and the honest advice is to call ahead. The casino has a restaurant and a small bar, and fuel here is typically cheaper than anything inside the park. The Amargosa River, usually dry, runs through the property. The trade-off is that this is a desert parking area beside a slot-machine outpost, not a campground with scenery or shade, so treat it as a practical overnight to fill tanks and fuel up.

✓Cheap or free overnight with electric and water before a park visit

✓Fuel typically priced below in-park stations

✓Restaurant and bar on site

✓Convenient stop between Death Valley and Las Vegas

!Sewer hookup status varies; confirm before arrival

!Pricing and policies change; call ahead

!A casino parking area, not a scenic campground

What our guides say about Longstreet Casino RV Park

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Death Valley RV Camping: Hookup Sites, Dry Camps & Desert Survival Tips

Longstreet Inn, Casino & RV Park sits on the Nevada side of the border, about 7 miles from the park's eastern boundary near Death Valley Junction. It has been a staging area for Death Valley visitors for decades, and it appeals to a specific type of RVer: the one who wants free or very cheap parking with basic hookups before or after a park visit.

The RV parking area offers electric hookups and water. The casino has a restaurant, a small bar, and the peculiar charm of a slot-machine outpost in the middle of the desert. Gas is available and typically priced below anything inside the park. The Amargosa River — usually dry — runs through the property, and the surrounding desert has a stark, minimalist beauty of its own.

Longstreet works as an arrival staging point. Drive in the evening before your park visit, plug in, top off your water, fuel up at reasonable prices, and roll into Death Valley refreshed the next morning. It also works as a departure point when you are heading east toward Las Vegas (about 90 miles).

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Longstreet Casino RV Park: frequently asked questions

Does Longstreet Casino RV Park have full hookups?

Electric and water are offered. Sewer varies, so confirm the current setup with the casino before you arrive.

How much does Longstreet Casino RV Park cost per night?

Historically free to low cost, but policies change. Call ahead for the current rate.

How far is Longstreet from Death Valley?

About 7 miles from the park's eastern boundary near Death Valley Junction and roughly 35 miles from Furnace Creek.

Is there fuel at Longstreet Casino?

Yes, and it is typically priced below fuel inside the park, which makes it a useful place to top off.

What is the max RV length at Longstreet Casino RV Park?

Our guide does not list a length limit. It is an open parking-style area; ask the operator if you run a very long combination.