Olancha RV Park and Motel

autumn segraves

we planned on staying in a teepee, but were caught in a high wind storm. immediately the owners/staff insisted we stay in a cabin until the storm passed. even with 75 mile an hour gusts of wind, we were escorted safely to a beautifully renovated historic cabin, and the owners/staff put us and our safety over profit and didn’t ask for us to pay extra for the obvious upgrade. the cabin has historic charm, and all the modern amenities. such a cool place to stay, and a great location close to lots of outdoor activities. thank you guys again!

Rush Kittle

RV PARK REVIEW Big rigs beware. The RV park is not big rig friendly. The spaces are tight and the trees are not trimmed. Your top can hit a tree or your slides may go into branches. The front office does not even know what is going on. We paid for our space and then given a map showing the spaces, 1 row dry camping, 1 row 50 amp and 1 row 30 amp. The 50 amp row only had 1 space open, very unlevel. The 30 row was too tight for a big rig with slides. We had to back into the dry camp row but found water, sewer and 50 service. Almost all spaces taken by residents. Way over priced.

steve magallanes

Very nice the bed was so soft and comfortable. The deck just outside the room was very peaceful watching the sun go down. Very sweet people in the Office. :)

Lisa Flores

Great place to stop while visiting death valley. We stayed in the tipi. It was cold overnight (33 degrees) but the electric blanket and heat lamp helped. Easy access to the bathroom.