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“Highland Desert” sun rises over the Spring Mountains with spectacular views of Mt Charleston & sets over Death Valley. This is a serene pit stop amidst adventures through the Southwestern United States. Death Valley National park entrance is 45 minutes away in one direction, Las Vegas an hour drive the opposite way and a little further is Zion National park! Going west? The beaches of California, Sequoia national park and Yosemite are about 4-5 hours away!

This is a house with a kitchen, bedroom, living room, tons of books and comfortable spaces to relax! (Extra bedroom can be booked separate and has its own entrance from driveway) The land across the street has only trees, desert brush and wildlife which makes for excellent meditation atmosphere! The property has numerous options for meditation and spiritual insight; enjoy walking the labyrinth & experience healing energy under the copper meditation pyramid. Enjoy a King memory foam bed in a Native American inspired room, amazing views Mt Charleston, WIFI, & HUGE variety of books! The kitchenette is equipped with a coffee maker (coffee and tea included!) full size refrigerator, an electric cooktop, microwave and convection oven, please remember to wash/dry/PUT AWAY all dishes used. Restaurants are 5-10 minutes away - Pahrump Valley Winery, Mountain Falls Grill Room and My Thai are favs! Some attractions include: Death Valley National Park Ash Meadows Bird Sanctuary Pahrump Valley Museum Front Sight FireArmTraining Jimmy Lewis Off Road Spring Mountain Motor Sports Ranch Mount Charleston This quiet retreat is located in south Pahrump, Nevada, 45 minutes from the famous Las Vegas strip, 30 minutes to Tecopa Hot Springs, Furnace Creek, and other attractions. Extra guests are an additional $25 each, we can set up the futon or air mattress to accommodate up to 4 people. This Airbnb is operated by Feel Good Charities, a 501(c)3 non profit organization, with a mission to provide sanctuary for rescued wild horses and Burros.

What do I love about my neighborhood? It isn't one! The homes face 50 acres of desert. The majestic view of Mt. Charleston are captivating at sunrise AND sunset! The night sky is so dark it makes it very easy to see Milky Way, andromeda and meteors! Death Valley is HUGE. Here are some suggestions: Day 1 - center, about 1 hour away -Dante's View (mountain ranges) -Zobrinski's Point (color) -Badwater (lowest point and HOT) -Artist Drive (mineral colored rock and park) -Furnish Creek Ranch (museum, store, food) -Visitor's Center for water & info -Mesquite Dunes -Charcoal Kilns (high elevation, views!) -Telescope peak Day 2 - lower, less than 1 hour -Shoshone (limestone miner caves, museum, old cars) -Tecopa (hot springs, outdoor & indoor) -China Date Ranch Day 3 - upper, 1.5 hours -Ash Meadows (endangered pupfish, blue/green hot, birds) -Beatty, Rhyolite (ghost towns) -Goldfield (old wild west town with jail, etc.) -Scotty's castle (closed due to massive flooding) -Ubehebe crater (amazing implosion) -Racetrack We are 45 minutes from the south Vegas strip.

My place is small, cozy, unique, clean and comfortable within walking distance to quaint downtown areas. While it does have sleeping accomodation for up to 5 guests, that is a tight fit, with a queen-sized futon and small sofa bed in the living room and a queen-sized bed in the single bedroom. The bedroom is curtained off for privacy. It is most comfortable for 2-3 travelers.

Peaceful, tranquil getaway close to Death Valley National Park.It is most comfortable for 2-3 travelers. You are welcome to build a fire in the firepit and enjoy staying put to relax and stargaze. I stock firewood weekly, however, sometimes it gets used up so, if you are really looking forward to a fire, please consider buying firewood en route. Also, the attached greenhouse gives protection from the sun and wind, providing a place to dine and relax.

Eclectic, quiet, simple pleasures such as no traffic, desert strolls, stargazing and sitting outside by the fire.

“Sunrise Suite” is a private bedroom / bathroom / sitting room that has its own private entry! Arriving late and just need a place to rest? Also perfect for those who will be out all day and need a home base. There is a bedroom, full bathroom and sitting room. There is a front door from the driveway which makes it unique and totally private. Views of Mt Charleston are amazing from the windows, and theres a small but private porch with a bench to enjoy fresh air too!

This is a BASIC ACCOMMODATION, there is NOT a coffee maker, NO fridge & NO microwave in this unit. This minimizes cleaning fees and also the electrical outlets cannot handle appliances so please plan to dine out :) This accommodation is totally private with a sitting room, bathroom and bedroom with queen size bed and views of Mount Charleston to the east. The property is adorned with spiritual values, crystals and Native American artifacts. There is a walking stone labyrinth and copper pyramid for healing and meditation. Across the street there is 50 acres of bare land that makes for beautiful pictures of the sunrise and sunset. This Airbnb is operated by Feel Good Charities, a 501(c)3 non profit organization, with a mission to provide sanctuary for rescued wild horses and Burros.

What do I love about my neighborhood? It isn't one! The homes face 50 acres of desert. Not unusual to see a few coyotes hanging out or running after jack rabbits. The majestic view of Mt. Charleston still captivates me at sunrise and sunset! We are 5-10 minutes away from the Pahrump Valley Winery, Mountain Falls Grill Room and My Thai restaurants and about 15 minutes from town where there are grocery stores etc. Some attractions include: Death Valley National Park Ash Meadows Bird Sanctuary Front Sight FireArmTraining Jimmy Lewis Off Road Spring Mountain Motor Sports Ranch Death Valley is HUGE. Here are some suggestions: Day 1 - center, about 1 hour away -Dante's View (mountain ranges) -Zobrinski's Point (color) -Badwater (lowest point and HOT) -Artist Drive (mineral colored rock and park) -Furnish Creek Ranch (museum, store, food) -Visitor's Center for water & info -Mesquite Dunes -Charcoal Kilns (high elevation, views!) -Telescope peak Day 2 - lower, less than 1 hour -Shoshone (limestone miner caves, museum, old cars) -Tecopa (hot springs, outdoor & indoor) -China Date Ranch Day 3 - upper, 1.5 hours -Ash Meadows (endangered pupfish, blue/green hot, birds) -Beatty, Rhyolite (ghost towns) -Goldfield (old wild west town with jail, etc.) -Scotty's castle (closed due to massive flooding) -Ubehebe crater (amazing implosion) -Racetrack We are 45 minutes from the south Vegas strip.

37621 Hwy 190 is located 2 miles above Springville on the river awaits a quaint studio apt. Enjoy a glass of wine on the deck or next to the river. Quiet, relaxing, and on the river. Additionally, the Sequoia National Forest is always open and free with many trails and points of interest.

Steps away from the river, guests can sit in beach chairs in the river to cool off or take a swim. The apt. Is equipped with a window a/c and electric fireplace heater, cable TV, a sofa bed for extra guests, and endless wildlife. The main room includes a queen bed, dining area, sofa and TV. The second room off the main room/bedroom has a double bed. The guests sleeping in the second room can access the bathroom only through the main room/bedroom. Additional guests above 4 guests will be an additional $15 per person per night. A variety of birds, deer, raccoon, squirrels and even skunks can be seen around the place! There is a full fridge, microwave, induction hot plate (used with special pot and pans provided), electric skillet, and toaster as well as a coffee maker and coffee and a tea pot in the kitchenette. You may also use the gas BBQ on the deck. We ask that you be present with children around the property. The pool and river are very dangerous for children unattended. Conservation is a must in our drought. Please conserve water. There is clean drinking water from the reverse osmosis faucet. No pets please.

The house is located on two acres. Neighbors across the river and on one side of us aren't visible nor do we hear them, it is a very quiet and peaceful setting. We live in the main house adjacent to the studio apartment. It is just the two of us and our two dogs. We are very quiet and will respect your privacy.

Private fully equipped tiny rustic cabin situated in Lone Pine Mobile Oasis a few miles south of Lone Pine, CA. Sleeps 3 adults comfortably, can accommodate 4, with full kitchen so you can cook your own trout or venture into town and dine out. Community laundry facilities available. This location is centrally located with Horseshoe Meadows and Mount Whitney to the West, Death Valley to the East, Bishop and Mammoth to the North and the Alabama Hills just minutes away.

Tiny home with full kitchen amenities, bedroom with Queen bed, separate bath and couch/futon in living area. Complimentary coffee and tea provided for your first morning! No wifi or cable so you can unplug and enjoy the mountain view. DVD player with movies, games and books to enjoy.

Depending on your climate preference you can head up to the Sierras or head down to Death Valley. Just north of Independence is the historical site of Manzanar , the Japanese Internment camp from WWII. The Lone Pine Film Museum and the Visitors Center both offer opportunities to explore the area as well.

Welcome visitors!! Bring your friends and families to our newly remodeled 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms house. Which sits on a fully fenced lot over 2 acres. This home is a perfect place for your stay. Enjoy the beautiful sunset with mountain views and the amazing night sky. The house is only 2 blocks from local convenience stores and gas station. 8 miles to downtown (casinos, Walmart, restaurants, etc.) and close to Death Valley National Park and Red Rock Canyon National Park

Our home is fully equipped to give you the " being at home" experience. Full kitchen with electric range with oven, microwaves, and refrigerator. Coffee and tea are prepared for the " morning persons". A large flat screen TV is connected to Wifi for cast your favor shows. Outdoor table and seats are provided for star gazing and enjoy the beautiful night sky.

Pahrump. It is a small town, safe and quiet. It is ideal place to go outside at night and see the stars. People are so friendly and helpful when you are in need. It is more like a ranch town. We have several vineyards and wineries. We have golf courses. We have banks, Home Depot, Smith's, Walmart and supermarkets and lots of Family Dollar stores.

I'm located between LV & Death Valley. There is Free Safe parking. I'm a local Tour Guide for Death Valley & will give you a vocal tour & info with Visual aids. As a nurse I implement infection control. Your Room has a private refrigerator, 2 chairs, TV & Desk, coat rack, robe, luggage bench, & 5G Wifi. I made a book with surrounding & local Eatery's & attractions. I offer baked goods, juice, coffee & a food prep area. There is a Free tub and clothes drying rack outside to wash clothes. KC

I'm located between LV & Death Valley. There is Free Safe parking. I'm a local Tour Guide for Death Valley & will give you a vocal tour & info with Visual aids. As a nurse I implement infection control. Your Room has a private refrigerator, 2 chairs, TV & Desk, coat rack, robe, luggage bench, & 5G Wifi. I made a book with surrounding & local Eatery's & attractions. I offer baked goods, juice, coffee & a food prep area. There is a Free tub and clothes drying rack outside to wash clothes. KC

I'm located between LV & Death Valley. There is Free Safe parking. I'm a local Tour Guide for Death Valley & will give you a vocal tour & info with Visual aids. As a nurse I implement infection control. Your Room has a private refrigerator, 2 chairs, TV & Desk, coat rack, robe, luggage bench, & 5G Wifi. I made a book with surrounding & local Eatery's & attractions. I offer baked goods, coffee & a food prep area. There is a Free tub and clothes drying rack outside to wash clothes. Thanks KC

I am located between Las Vegas & Death Valley. I'm a retired nurse and understand and use Universal precautions. I am very much into infection control. That is why you have a private refer. There is Free Safe parking in front. Each RM has new paint & linens. Also, a Refer, 2 chairs, luggage bench, TV & Desk. Maps, Trip & dining Info available. I offer baked Goods, Coffee & Juice. There is a microwave, toaster & food prep area . Outside there's a Free washtub & racks to dry your clothes. KC

I am located between Las Vegas & Death Valley. I'm a retired nurse and understand and use Universal precautions. I live by infection control. That is why you have a private refer. There is Free Safe parking in front. Each RM has new paint & linens. Also, a Refer, 2 chairs, luggage bench, TV & Desk. Maps, Trip & dining Info available. I offer baked Goods, Coffee & Juice. There is a microwave, toaster & food prep area . Outside there's a Free washtub & racks to dry your clothes. KC

I am right on the road to the Death Valley border near the town of Shoshone. There are many places to eat down the street. The least expensive gas is across the street from the front of my house on Highway 372.

unique home in a remote high desert town. terrific hiking nearby.

"Mountain View" is an hour SCENIC drive from Death Valley National park, and close to Zion, Sequoia, Yosemite and California / Arizona and Utah in general! Planning a South Western United States road trip? Located in southern Pahrump, enjoy the Milky Way, meteor showers and see shooting stars from the dark skies on this property! There is one queen bed, bathroom a kitchenette (with mini fridge and microwave) & to accommodate two people.

The “Mountain View“ is a studio with a private entrance and side yard. Please keep in mind there are multiple accommodations on this big property and each has their own parking space. This studio is bright and cheery with an option for added privacy shades on the back patio; guest entrance is accessible from the driveway, a short walk down a red rock pathway and through a private fenced side yard furnished with lawn chairs to gaze at the stars at night. There are numerous options for meditation and spiritual insight; enjoy walking the labyrinth and experience healing energy under the copper meditation pyramid (both located on the front of the property). Enjoy a queen memory foam bed, wifi, and a variety of books & DVDS about the surrounding areas! The kitchenette is equipped with a coffee maker a mini fridge & microwave. (Extra amenities for cooking available upon request!) Just minutes away try the Pahrump Valley Winery which has wine tasting and a fine dining restaurant called "Symphony's", also Mountain Falls Grill Room and My Thai! This Airbnb is operated by Feel Good Charities, a 501(c)3 non profit organization, with a mission to provide sanctuary for rescued wild horses and Burros.

This is a very quiet neighborhood. Across the street is County land that makes for a wonderful backdrop for photos of the sunrise and sunset across Mt Charleston Peak. You will not have to leave the property to enjoy the night stars or the scenery, the Mountain View suite is very private if you want it to be! Death Valley is HUGE. Here are some suggestions: Day 1 - center, about 1 hour away -Dante's View (mountain ranges) -Zobrinski's Point (color) -Badwater (lowest point and HOT) -Artist Drive (mineral colored rock and park) -Furnish Creek Ranch (museum, store, food) -Visitor's Center for water & info -Mesquite Dunes -Charcoal Kilns (high elevation, views!) -Telescope peak Day 2 - lower, less than 1 hour -Shoshone (limestone miner caves, museum, old cars) -Tecopa (hot springs, outdoor & indoor) -China Date Ranch Day 3 - upper, 1.5 hours -Ash Meadows (endangered pupfish, blue/green hot, birds) -Beatty, Rhyolite (ghost towns) -Goldfield (old wild west town with jail, etc.) -Scotty's castle (closed due to massive flooding) -Ubehebe crater (amazing implosion) -Racetrack We are 45 minutes from the south Vegas strip.

My place is a great jumping off place for Death Valley and places to dine. You’ll love my place because of privacy, fenced yard, clean and cozy, front deck to have coffee or cocktails while enjoying the peaceful desert. It is just miles from Rhyolite ghost town, Death Valley, and more.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and is most comfortable for 2 to 3 guests but will sleep up to 4.

My place is small cozy and unique within walking distance to a quaint downtown area. The sleeping accommodations are most comfortable for 2 to 3 people but will sleep up to 4 people as there is a futon in the front room. There is a courtesy kitchen including coffee pot, toaster oven, microwave, mini-fridge and rice cooker are provided for your convenience as well as a compact bathroom.

Stargazing, desert strolls, burro watching and relaxing

"Sun Cabin # 2" Pahrump is located between Las Vegas & Death Valley. It is near Front Sight Gun Training Institute, Red Rock Canyon Nat'l Park & Spring Mountain Raceway. Fully fenced property on 1/2 Acre lot. You can park your cars in ranch style yard. There is a private kitchen with stove, coffee pot, refrigerator and all cooking and dining sets. The cabin is newly remodeled in 2018 with new bed,new wood floor. Newly painted interior and exterior, new AC unit, and all new furniture

Free Parking in Private Fully Fenced Yard Makes Your Stay Safer Than Other Places. Cute Cabin With Covered Patio and Outdoor Furniture.

Pahrump. It is a small town, safe and quiet. It is ideal place to go outside at night and see the stars. People are so friendly and helpful when you are in need. It is more like a ranch town. We have several vineyards and wineries. We have golf courses. We have banks, Home Depot, Smith's, Walmart and supermarkets and lots of Family Dollar stores.

CORONA ALERT ! HOME PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED AND SANITIZED Enjoy the open desert & hummingbirds Near Death Valley & Close to Front Sight 5 minutes to town (Walmart, Smith’s, medical, ) Quiet, comfortable, clean& affordable Your sanctuary ! Incl: Queen bed, HD TV w/ Netflix, small refrigerator, toaster, microwave, coffee maker Free parking, WiFi, toiletries, coffee & teas Please - NO KITCHEN privileges ! WE are NOT in LAS VEGAS ! NO PETS or RESIDE here

My three bedroom home is in a Very Quiet neighborhood We are close to the major roads ( but cannot hear them ) in the friendly town of Pahrump, Nevada, "The Gateway to Death Valley" NO freeways, traffic or crime here !!

Quiet, clean and very safe neighborhood Close to downtown Pahrump for restaurants, Walmart, car gas at low prices, free Wild West museum Lots of free parking

Enjoy privacy and soothing views of the forest from this cabin in Sequoia Crest. Wander down easy trails among giant sequoias, climb 9115' Jordan Peak or enjoy Poppy Lake. Sequoia Crest is surrounded by the Giant Sequoia National Monument located in the Alder Creek Grove of Giant Sequoias. It is home to the Stagg Tree the 4th largest tree in the world. Sequoia National Park is a three hour drive. Price is for two guests. Each additional is $15 a night Fri. and Sat. are $210. Co tax included.

Our cabin home has a classic vaulted ceiling, with a wall of windows looking into the forest of evergreens. Lower level den with TV. We are a three hour drive from Sequoia/Kings' Canyon national parks. Guests are able to enjoy the entire cabin. If you don't bring your groceries from home shop in Porterville. The closest restaurants are 20 minutes or more away. Due to our wilderness location your cell phone probably won't work. The cabin has a land line phone and Spectrum TV and internet. We may meet guests when they arrive to answer questions, but will be heading to our home on the coast that day. You can call us if you have additional questions. Sequoia Crest (elevation 6800') is a unique community of private homes (103) within the Alder Creek Giant Sequoia Grove, home of the 5th largest tree in the world (Alonzo Stagg Tree). Sequoia Crest is surrounded by the Giant Sequoia National Monument. Private Poppy Lake is 1/2 mile away. Trails lead to Hossack Meadow, Alder Creek & the Jordan Peak trail. We are not near Sequoia or Kings Canyon national parks. You must use your own vehicle to get there. There are miles of trails to walk and hike. Bring your snow shoes or cross country skis in winter. The cabin key will be found in a combo lock box, located on the railing opposite the garage side-door. After you book, we'll email the code. We will not be at the cabin, but are just a phone call away. There are 103 cabins, but only 18 full time residents in Sequoia Crest. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Only a few cabins are rented out, so most people you may meet will be cabin owners. You'll need your car to get there and your legs to hike. If you walk the 2 mile loop around Sequoia Crest's paved streets at sunset, you'll see Porterville's lights 6000' down in the San Joaquin Valley. Just walking (or driving) the paved streets of Sequoia Crest, you'll see many giant sequoias. Please be respectful of private property, especially near and around the giant sequoias, as we have had some vandalism in the forest lately.

The neighborhood is peaceful & friendly. Due to fire danger we do not have a BBQ. We do have a 'George Foreman Grilling Machine'. We also have a 'Mr. Coffee', toaster, microwave, coffee grinder, 12" electric frying pan, Oster blender, crock pot, waffle maker, electric mixer and a food processor.

Pahrump "Sun Cabin", is located between Las Vegas & Death Valley. It is near Front Sight Gun Training Institute, Red Rock Canyon Nat'l Park & Spring Mountain Raceway. Fully fenced property on 1/2 Acre lot. You can park your cars in ranch style yard. There is a private kitchen with stove, coffee pot, refrigerator and all cooking and dining sets. The cabin is newly remodeled in 2018 with new bed,new wood floor. Newly painted interior and exterior, new AC unit, and all new furniture

Free Parking in Private Fully Fenced Yard Makes Your Stay Safer Than Other Places. Cute Cabin With Covered Patio and Outdoor Furniture.

Pahrump. It is a small town, safe and quiet. It is ideal place to go outside at night and see the stars. People are so friendly and helpful when you are in need. It is more like a ranch town. We have several vineyards and wineries. We have golf courses. We have banks, Home Depot, Smith's, Walmart and supermarkets and lots of Family Dollar stores.

My place is close to great views and restaurants and dining. You’ll love my place because of privacy, fenced yard, clean and cozy, front deck to have coffee or cocktails while enjoying the peaceful desert. It is just miles from Rhyolite ghost town, Death Valley, hot springs and more.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets).

Our space is 8 miles to the entrance to Death Valley through Daylight Pass. You can enjoy breathtaking stargazing due to the lack of light pollution. It is quiet and peaceful, lending itself to walking, hiking and solitude.

Our neighborhood is eclectic and peaceful. You will love that you can go for long walks at sunset or sunrise and have clean air, quiet, and little traffic. Be advised that there are wild burros that wander around town. They are harmless, but not very traffic-savvy and they don't wear reflectors, so be on the lookout!

Amazing Views of Mt Whitney and the Sierra! Very nice place. Upgraded throughout. Quiet comfortable setting. Awesome Location! View deck with BBQ.

Nicely upgraded in a quiet location with great views.

Located on the west edge of the town of Lone Pine facing Mt Whitney and the Sierra. There are two residences on this property and this one is on the south in a completely fenced private area. Very quiet with amazing views!

This apartment is a clean, comfortable, light and airy haven to relax in. It has a private entrance and fenced back yard to enjoy outside, vaulted ceilings, comfortable beds, and a great room including full kitchen as well as laundry room with washer, dryer, deep sink and roomy counter for clothes folding. Just minutes from Death Valley National Park, it’s perfect for desert adventures. A front deck gives a panoramic view of our small town, the surrounding mountains and exquisite stargazing.

Our place is 8 miles to the entrance to Death Valley through Daylight Pass. You can enjoy breathtaking stargazing due to the lack of light pollution. It is quiet and peaceful, lending itself to walking, hiking and solitude.

Our neighborhood is eclectic and peaceful You will love that you can go for long walks at sunset or sunrise and enjoy clean air, quiet and little traffic. Be advised that there are wild burros that wander around town. Generally harmless, they are not very traffic savvy and they do not wear reflectors, so be on the lookout!

Tlaquepaque Guest Ranch is located high in the hills overlooking Pahrump, with wide open vistas of spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Tlaquepaque, (t-la-qu-pa-qe) means casa or house on a hill. “The Casita at Tlaquepaque” nestles within the entry courtyard of the ranch. A garden of cacti specimens and desert flora. A fire pit and Kiva surrounded by the gentle sounds of a Spanish fountain from Tecate, Mexico, add to the peace and solitude of this very special Mojave Desert Retreat.

The Casita at Tlaquepaque is done in the Spanish Mission style. The unique architecture, set against a southwestern courtyard creates a tranquil setting and a comfortable place to relax at the end of your day. The living area features a desk with a comfortable office chair as well as complimentary wifi. A comfy couch sits across from an entertainment center with a large 55" LCD tv with DirectTV and a DVD player. The Kiva fireplace in the corner provides a warm ambience. A small kitchenette includes a microwave, mini-fridge, toaster, an Induction Cooktop, a Keurig coffee maker, as well as complimentary coffee, tea and water. The bedroom includes a new queen size Casper mattress, nightstands on either side of the bed and it's own TV with a built in DVD Player (no DirectTV in the bedroom). There is plenty of storage provided for your clothing in both a credenza and a large walk-in closet. The bathroom features a large shower (no tub), marble sink and plenty of oversized bath towels for your comfort.

Tlaquepaque is surrounded by open desert on two sides. The neighboring homes are on larger lots giving plenty of space between homes which helps create the quiet and peaceful environment that many enjoy.

This sparkling clean modern retreat is situated on private three acres of rock spires, huge boulders and stunning views. It's a magical place of respite from the crisis, yet only ten minutes to town. The house offers sprawling decks, Wi-Fi, Wolf range, gas BBQ and gas fire pit.

The house is a pristine prefab modern home on three secluded acres set amidst rock spires and huge boulders from the Jurassic, between 140-200 million years ago. It's located at 4,600' elevation where spectacular desert meets the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada. The elegance and comfort you'll find inside make for a welcome contrast to the rugged surroundings. Creature comforts include a new heating and A/C system and electric fireplace. All glass is double-pane. The home is wrapped by a sprawling deck - every room has a sliding door leading outside, so indoor and outdoor living flow together. The flooring is hardwood floors except in the bedrooms, and the deck is made of a soft synthetic material that you can walk on in bare feet. The bedrooms and living areas are well-appointed with stylish furniture. The kitchen has a Wolf range, dishwasher, microwave and coffeemaker and French press. There's a separate laundry room with washer and dryer. Outside features a gas fire pit and built-in gas BBQ. The home has free WI-FI and a large-screen TV with a Roku device for Netflix or Amazon streaming, and a collection of DVD's (cable TV isn't available in Lone Pine). As you look out from any room your gaze will be captivated by magnificent rocks and towering mountains - the Inyos to the east and Sierra to the west. Across the street is parkland. There's fishing withing a 5 minute drive. Whitney Portal is only 20 minutes away. Some of the most beautiful rock formations are those on and around the property. From the front deck you see Whale Rock, a spire that looks like a breaching whale. At the edge of the rear deck you’re standing beneath Massive Rock, an 80-foot monolith. Stroll up the hill and you can sit on a boulder and look at Mt. Whitney, highest point in the 48 states.

Amazing location in the Alabama Hills above Lone Pine. Across the street from parkland. Great trout fishing within five minutes. Only 15 minutes from Whitney Portal - perfect base camp for a mountain trip. Close to Movie Flat, where hundreds of films were made.

Need to book 30 days +? Contact us! An entire home in-town! A 5-minute walk to Lone Pine's Main Street, this quite cottage is the perfect outpost to begin your Mt. Whitney Hike, Death Valley Adventure, or Fishing Trip! We strive to provide you with the best Airbnb value in Lone Pine. Here is what sets us apart: >Great location! >150 Mbps WiFi >Large HD TV w/ Netflix, HBO, etc. >Locally Crafted Coffee provided >Soap/Shampoo/Conditioner included >Dog run backyard >Full Kitchen >3-Car Parking

********************************************************************************************** UPDATE: We can only currently accept reservations for the next 2 months that have to do with sheltering from Covid-19, are working for a facility or utility deemed an essential service, or have family affected by Covid-19. If you're a Covid-19 Responder, please give us more information about your stay: a. Are you bringing a pet? b. Please explain the nature of your stay and its relation to the Covid-19 crisis. ********************************************************************************************** You will have access to an entire house including front yard and backyard. >The cottage is a 515 square fenced-in space with partitions for the front and backyard. >The Bathroom contains a sink, shower with sunflower style head for a drenching rainfall experience with built-in soap/shampoo/conditioner dispenser, hair blow dryer, and a 15.5" raised toilet. >Our kitchen contains an electric stove, microwave, sink, full set of pots/pans, utensils, complete knife set, standard drip coffee maker, Keurig machine, granite counter, and a full sized refrigerator. > The living room contains a table for eating with two chairs (two folding chairs located in the closet), evaporative-cooler aka swamp-cooler, couch that converts to a full sized bed, a chair that converts to a smaller-than twin bed, heater, television, and bookcase. >Our bedroom proudly features a Queen bed pillow top mattress, ceiling fan, high-velocity blower (hotter months), Dyson bladeless space heater, closet, and crib. >The front yard features a beautiful Ash tree which changes colors with the season, contains parking for 3 vehicles inside the fence with street parking available on first-come basis. Our space is best suited for 1-3 adults with adaptations made for 4. A family with 2 kids would also fit well. We feel parties of 5+ are not appropriate for the size of our home. Note: Lone Pine is currently under water restrictions. While our grass may have suffered, we want you to enjoy yourselves while remaining water-wise and responsible.. UPDATE: We can only currently accept reservations for the next 2 months that have to do with sheltering from Covid-19, are working for a facility or utility deemed an essential service, or have family affected by Covid-19.

Lone Pine is located along a short strip of US HWY 395. We serve as a gateway to hiking Mt. Whitney, access to Horseshoe Meadows for entry to the John Muir Trail and Pacific Crest Trail, the Alabama Hills which are famous for Mobius Arch and the shooting of several movies, and Death Valley National Park! Be prepared for unpredictable weather, dress appropriately, and enjoy yourselves.

We would like you to know that we sanitize our cabin after every guest checks out. Our cottage/cabin is located in beautiful Big Pine Ca .The Eastern Sierra is a perfect place to relax,explore with all the comforts of home. We are set up for 4 people if you want to add a 5th or 6th person the cost will be $50.00 per person. Also you must provide sleeping arrangements for them. Dogs are allowed with a $30.00 fee We request that all pets be under 30lb. Above that Weight contact us

Our guest house has a fenced yard with a seasonal creek running through it. It has a nice parking area that can accommodate 2 vehicles. Our guest house is close walking distance to the down town area. Big Pine is a small town so morning and evening walks are a must. The base of the Eastern Sierras has many great places to explore Big Pine has the top rated BBQ eatery in the USA and some great restaurants Please note the we completely sanitize our cabin after every guest Be safe my Friends

Our Guest House is located on Flower Alley. It is located in the center of Town..Big Pine is a very small community. Our town has no stop Lights and our graduating class had about 12 students. So to access our entire community is just a short walk away. All around Big Pine is a wonderful array of sights to be visited and explored.

World-class 360 degree views, in this recently renovated home on the rim of the Alabama Hills! Incredible sunrises and sunsets every day. Hummingbirds, quail and jackrabbits abound. A beautiful swimming and fishing pond just below. Endless trails and walking/climbing opportunities in the nearby boulder formations; the property borders the new National Scenic Area. Amazing bird watching from the multiple cabin decks. Equally close to Horseshoe Meadows, Lone Pine, and Whitney portal.

Access to upstairs bedrooms is by staircase.

The Indian Springs subdivision consists of about two dozen scattered ranch-style estates.

A great year round comfortable one bedroom (large) house with new furniture and beds and a cozy wood stove. Large yard and horse pasture. It is perfect for anyone wanting to explore the Sierra's. Sleeps 6, 2 queen beds and 1 queen rollout sofa.

This rental is a real bargain with a very large kitchen that is always the social and gathering spot! It also has a very large yard for recreational equipment. The best part is that it is in the Owens Valley, which is surrounded by the mountains that are accessible within 20 minutes!

I grew up in this neighborhood. It is always great to return from my travels to clean air, water and mountains. It is my sanctuary and yours with your stay.

NEW AIRBNB Wild West Death Valley Getaway Cabin is new (built in 2018) and located in Beatty, just 7 miles from the entrance to Death Valley National Park and 4 miles to the ghost town of Rhyolite. The cabin will win you over with rustic charm and hospitality. Enjoy the mountain views and beautiful sunrises and sunsets from your personal covered porch. Note: Wild West #2 Cabin is just like this Cabin. If this one is booked, see if Wild West #2 is available for your date.

THE SPACE - - Brand new unit - built in 2018 - Full service, fully stocked kitchen - Private bedroom with king size memory foam mattresses, down comforters, and luxury linens - Comfortable queen sleeper sofa - Upstairs loft (low ceilings) with 2 twin size memory foam mattresses (can be pushed together to form a king-size bed upon request), down comforters, and luxury linens - Samsung Smart TV in living area - Breakfast nook with seating for 4 - Outdoor bbq grill _Outdoor Propane Fire Pit - Dedicated parking space (oversized parking is available)

Beatty has a Family Dollar and a few convenience stores that carry snacks, canned goods, frozen foods, staples, dry goods, lunch meat, beer, wine, water, soda, etc. The Space Station RV Market (located at 400 E US Hwy 95 North) has fresh fruits/vegetables, frozen chicken, steaks, hamburger, shrimp, Hilltop Hearth breads and ice cream. Death Valley Nut & Candy has Fuel, Beer, Water, Trail Mix, Dried fruits and Vegetables, Candy and souvenirs. ARCO has Fuel, beer, wine, Deli with breakfast items. There are two gas stations and a few bars and restaurants. A hospitality book is provided with information on all these business as well as local tourist information for Beatty and Death Valley. For more information on the area, you may also go to www.beattynevada.org.

Private room with separate bathroom in upscale neighborhood. Spacious, serene yard to enjoy the outdoors. Enjoy day trips to skiing, hiking, fishing- you name it! Only an hour and a half to Yosemite or Death Valley. Clean, smoke-free, pet-free home.

Come enjoy a private room that accommodates two people with a twin bed and a twin trundle. Also included is a private bathroom and some use of the kitchen for preparing light meals/ snacks. Clothes washer and dryer are available.

Our Quiet Creekside House offers a quiet, peaceful environment. We live here Full TIme. We have 4 seasons here. During the HOT summer days we stay cool using Ceiling fans & a SWAMP COOLER. CHECK IN no later then 9:00 PM. Once checked in you may leave for the evening & return anytime you wish QUIETLY. WE are early to bed early to rise people. We are a NO STREET SHOES house. SORRY No kitchen privileges - WE ARE REMODELING OUR KITCHEN. We have provided a small refrigerator & hot water kettle.

Our Creekside home has creature comforts to include a queen size bed with luxury sheets & a private bathroom accessed from hallway. If there are two of you checking in please let me know the first name of the person traveling with you. We have a quiet neighborhood, garden setting, sounds of a waterfall from the creek running through the backyard year round. Enjoy the country setting in our yard. Our well water is delicious. We provide some for you in the bedroom. Please use coasters at all times. You are welcome to bring your own snacks & drinks - we have a compact refrigerator in the bedroom for your convenience. We also have a instant hot water tea kettle in your room. FYI- I pay County Transient Occupancy Taxes which I have not added to your bill unlike local hotels and motels. Big Pine has a local market - Carroll's Market, Restaurant - Country Kitchen, Restaurant - Brewed Awakening (great burgers) Bar & Pizza - Rossi's Place (delicious pizza) Two Brothers from Italy Copper Top Barbecue - however the hours of operation vary from day to day Three gas stations in Big Pine - Shell, Mobile & Chevron

I love the outdoor activities available in the Eastern Sierra to include; fishing, hiking, snowshoeing, bicycling, kayaking to name a few. The photography is spectacular. Bird watching is incredible. The fall colors are captivating. Spring flowers are mesmerizing.

Located just west of the town of Bishop, with the Buttermilks visible from the back yard. Easy and quick access to Bishop Creek lakes and streams, hiking, fishing, bouldering and climbing. Guests must be okay with friendly, medium sized dogs.

Will have your own private bedroom and bathroom. Common family, dining and kitchen.

A little house deep in the desert. A wonderful design house in the middle of nowhere, 20 miles off the Death Valley National Park boundaries, with 80 acres of land and unobstructed views to the desert and the mountains. The minimum stay is TWO (2) days.

The site is an isolated piece of land in the Nevada High Desert near Scotty’s Junction and is far from any infrastructure or for that matter any neighbor. This vacation home in the middle of an isolated stretch of high desert, designed by Peter Strzebniok (nottoscale, San Francisco) incorporates the vistas by visually expanding into the surrounding landscape, providing stunning views, while also making the desert part of the interiors – merging the inside with the outside. The house itself measures 1,200 sf, has 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, an office, a storage and utility room as well as a large open kitchen, dining room, living room area that can extend onto the deck when the large sliding doors are opened. A large 900 sf deck with a sunken-in hot tub connects the two building modules while creating a transition zone between the inside and outside that through the use of large full height glass sliding doors can be completely opened so that the outside and inside of the building seamlessly merge if one desires so. The building sits on a large concrete plinth elevating the building above the desert floor so that it appears to float above the ground while lifting it out of the flash-flood water level. Passive cooling concepts such as cross and stack ventilation, shading, building orientation were used throughout the project. The house is oriented in such a way as to take advantage of prevailing winds that, through cross and stack ventilation, maintain a comfortable temperature in the house, avoiding the need for an highly energy intensive air conditioning system. The windows facing south are shaded by the large trellis on the deck while all the bedroom windows are facing north in order to prevent heat-gain. The large crawlspace under the house double functions as storage space as well as a climate buffer as it is filled with gravel that helps to maintain a low average temperature below the house throughout the year. *** “In the High Nevada Desert, Sleeping in Star-Surround” By JOYCE WADLER The New York Times, Aug. 3, 2011 NEIGHBORS are few out here in the high desert of Nevada, where Fabrizio Rondolino, an Italian journalist, built his dream home. There was a fellow one lot over who, after reportedly hearing instructions from above, built a chapel. But possibly the voice subsequently hollered down, “Just kidding!” for while the chapel remains, the owner’s trailer is gone. There is also the Shady Lady Ranch, a bordello (legal in these parts) about seven miles down the road. Being an outgoing and friendly sort, Mr. Rondolino took his wife and two daughters, both under 21 at the time, to say hello, soon after they bought their land a few years ago. “I was locking the car, and my wife and two girls ring the bell,” Mr. Rondolino remembers. “And the guy opened the door, and they saw two girls and a lady.” The man seemed to think they were looking for a job, and he told them several times that no under-age girls were allowed in the house. Then Mr. Rondolino arrived and informed him they were the new neighbors. The man wasn’t very friendly, Mr. Rondolino recalls. He said, “Good luck,” and that was that. But bordellos and mystics are not the first thing an Easterner wants to know about after arriving on this stretch of land 150 miles north of Las Vegas, not far from Death Valley, on a scorching summer day. The first thing one wants to know is whether there are rattlesnakes. The answer, from Peter Strzebniok, the architect who built this house and is also visiting on this day: no, it is too hot. Rattlesnakes prefer the shade. The next question — the big one — is for the owner: Why would he build a house in the middle of the scorching nowhere? It is not an unexpected question. Mr. Rondolino, who arrived earlier the same day from his home in Rome, with his wife, Simona Ercolani; their daughters, Francesca, 23, and Bianca, 17; and his parents, Gianni and Lina Rondolino, cheerfully interrupts, as it is one he has heard countless times. “Why, why, why, why, why?” he asks, his face full of happiness, like a man who has been reunited with a true love after a long time apart. “It all started with ‘Zabriskie Point,’ ” he says, referring to the Antonioni film about 1960s counterculture. “Simona’s father worked on that movie — he was chief electrician back in 1969. ‘Zabriskie Point’ was kind of a mythical occasion for him. It is set in Death Valley; part of it was shot at Zabriskie Point.” “Anyway, we came here for the first time 17, 18 years ago, and we fell deeply in love with Death Valley, so we keep coming,” continues Mr. Rondolino, who is 51 and speaks English fluently. “And then we decided, why not build?” “My father has the Alzheimer’s for 13 years,” says Ms. Ercolani, who is 47 and speaks English less fluently than her husband. “When he died, the last words he remembered was ‘Zabriskie Point.’ Not me, not my daughters, not my mother. Only ‘Zabriskie Point.’ ” She adds: “When my father died, we take the airplane here to honor my father and just walk, and he” — meaning Mr. Rondolino — “says, ‘It’s a beautiful place, we can build something.’ And joking, I say, ‘Sure.’ ” Speaking of her husband, we have just noticed he has a small blue “S” tattooed on his hand in the tender tissue between thumb and forefinger. What’s that about? “We had a small troubled period,” Ms. Ercolani says. “So after we build the house, I marked my husband.” Does the desert attract those with interesting stories? Or is it just that in the desert one has time to listen to them? Nye County, where Mr. Rondolino and Ms. Ercolani built their house, is so wide open that driving along Highway 95 from Las Vegas one can easily find oneself doing 90 miles an hour. In Beatty, some 30 miles away, there are a number of intriguing characters: a cowboy re-enactor at the Sourdough Saloon who will tell you about his favorite hat and the days he really did cowboy (that’s a verb in these parts); the auto engineers and drivers testing prototype vehicles in Death Valley, which are often covered in plastic camouflage to hide their design from snooping photographers; the owners of the Shady Lady Ranch, who brought in a man for their female customers, after successfully challenging the Nevada law forbidding male prostitution (the man, who gave an interview to The New York Post in which he compared himself to Rosa Parks and Mahatma Gandhi, is no longer there). Then there is the story of Mr. Rondolino and Ms. Ercolani, aficionados of the American desert. On this summer afternoon, they are playing Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, and welcoming guests, as the temperature in their house, which has no air-conditioning, tops out at 94 degrees. Mr. Rondolino, whose father is a cinema professor, is a novelist and press agent as well as a journalist, and was once a spokesman for the former Italian Prime Minister Massimo D’Alema. Ms. Ercolani is a television producer. The couple, who have both been married before, have visited many deserts over the years: the Simpson in Australia, the Gobi in Mongolia, the Atacama in South America. But about 10 years ago, when they were going through a rough patch romantically, the desert played a major role in their lives. Mr. Rondolino had had an affair and moved out of the house, and there were, he says, a lot of tears on both sides. During this “crisis” in their marriage, they spent a few weeks in Death Valley. “We had a kind of emotional breakdown in a place ironically called Last Chance Mountain,” Mr. Rondolino says. “But luckily, this was not our last chance. We came back to Italy, and after a couple of months we were together again. And we decided to celebrate with a week at Furnace Creek Ranch.” In 2005, the couple bought 40 acres here, for $70,000. A year later, when they brought their daughters to see the land, Ms. Ercolani buried her wedding ring under some rocks on the property. Why? Ms. Ercolani explains in Italian, and one of her daughters translates: “She buried her wedding ring under the rocks because we are locked in this place, because they lost themselves here and found themselves here. It’s a symbol of their love. When she buried the ring, she buried the sad part.” Mr. Rondolino came across the work of Peter Strzebniok (pronounced Cheb-nee-ah), a young German architect living in San Francisco, whose firm, nottoscale, had created an affordable prefabricated house. Architect and client never met or even spoke on the phone during the planning, construction and furnishing of the desert home — all the planning was done by e-mail. (They met for the first time on the day the architect and his wife, Deborah Wong, traveled out to the house with this reporter.) Mr. Rondolino and Ms. Ercolani visited the site only once during construction, when the interiors were not yet finished. Now, sitting in one of the bedrooms, the couple acknowledge that this is unusual, but they say they had no fears. The architect was European, and they had a shared sensibility. The notion of a totally prefabricated home was considered but rejected — it would have been too expensive to transport. Instead, sections of the house were manufactured five hours away, in Reno, and brought to the site. The original estimate of $250,000 for the approximately 1,200-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bathroom house, with an office and a spring-fed hot tub on the deck, proved to be too low. The final cost was $290,000. (Much of the reason had to do with problems with a series of contractors, one of whom spent time digging for gold instead of working.) Color is used sparingly here, as accents: green bathroom tiles that recall the surrounding sagebrush, touches of red from the bar stools to suggest the heat of the desert. Mr. Strzebniok furnished the house down to the salt shakers, relying heavily on Ikea in the bedrooms and on CB2 (the table) and Design Within Reach (the chairs) in the dining room. When he was quoted $6,000 for furniture delivery, he rented a U-Haul and made two trips himself, picking the furniture up in San Francisco. And before Mr. Rondolino and Ms. Ercolani visited the finished house for the first time last Christmas, Mr. Strzebniok stocked it with food, as well as with bottles of Campari and Pernod. “He is the perfect husband, the opposite of me,” Mr. Rondolino teases. “I’m not a practical man, but I appreciate practical men.” To the reporter from the East, there is one thing that seems to be missing. The tub set into the deck is deliciously cooling, but why didn’t they build a full-size pool? “You can’t have a pool in the middle of the desert,” Mr. Rondolino says. But Palm Springs is full of pools. “Palm Springs is for Hollywood stars,” he says. “There is air-conditioning also in the main street. I don’t like this kind of too-nice, civilized desert. To me, there is not enough desert.” They spent a week in the house over Christmas. Was it everything they hoped? “When you stay here in the night, you can see the stars move,” Ms. Ercolani says, referring to the experience of sleeping in a bedroom with a floor-to-ceiling glass corner and a skylight. Her husband adds: “I had the sensation of being on a spaceship. This winter, we had a really strong wind one night — the house was almost shaking. And there were millions, billions of stars from everywhere, you were completely surrounded by the stars down to the horizon, which in the cities or countryside you are not. Normally you see the stars above you, not around you. Yes, it was like a spaceship.”

Basically, this house is for desert lovers. If you are reading this listing, you already know what I mean ;)

Death Valley Base Camp is an artful travel trailer, now permanently posted in Beatty, Nevada, near Death Valley National Park. The trailer has an outdoor area with a firepit, a full size bed, a twin, coffee maker, toaster oven, COLD shower, kettle, and a composting toilet. Not luxury, Base Camp is a simple, comfortable launching point for your adventure. ! Wifi only works sometimes! ! Pipes have started freezing! All are welcome, including animals, though it's small for more than two people.

*We are having issues with frozen pipes. This means the shower and tap don't work. There is still water available in large bottle for drinking and some cleaning.* Base Camp is a travel trailer with a double bed, single bed/couch, kitchen counter with a small coffee pot/toaster oven combo and sink, and a bathroom with a COLD shower, electric kettle to heat water, and composting toilet. It shares the 2 acre property with another AirBnB, though there is plenty of space and privacy. Please be considerate of other guests, especially if you're arriving really late or leaving early. It has it's own outdoor space with a table and a fire pit which we will try to stock with firewood, but you may need to bring your own. Please douse your fires with water from the barrel. *There is wifi, though it does not always work (!) in rural Nevada.

Peaceful ranch in the middle of the desert where all are encouraged to be themselves. Great location for Death Valley explorers and only 80 miles from Las Vegas. Closest gas, food, casinos, general store only 30 miles away in Pahrump. Amazing 360 views. Night skies perfect for star gazers. Huge fire pit with plenty of log seating. Friendly and excited to see you dogs. Laid back, flexible hosting. 420 friendly. Good vibes only! Safe travels!

***Be sure to follow us on Instagram for all the latest Insta-shots by us and our guests!! Insta @trailsendranch2018 Cozy sofa(not a sleeper sofa)for one guest, big screen tv and dvd player with a huge dvd library to pick movies from if youd like. Fireplace w/wood burning stove for cold nights and a ceiling fan for hot nights. Easy access to front door. All American cell phones, besides At&T and cricket, have service. WiFi available most days. Please remember we are in "rural backcountry" so sometimes wifi goes down, especially on stormy days.

We live down a 3.5 mile maintained gravel road(25mph). Our closest neighbor is over 5 acres away. We try and keep the dust to a minimum while traveling to and from the property.

"Hippy chick Shack" is a rustic Glamping experience. vacation rental is fenced in around your area for your animals. nestled up against Mountain with gorgeous Sun rises and sunsets! travel trailer is on same property as my house ,tucked away from me so you have privacy of your own spot.with fire pit and outside table & BBQ. HOT TUB!! I provide coffee pot, fresh coffee and creamer.wifi ,Ruku with Netflix for tv.

Detailed with bleach water every corner, light switch, door knob,ect Due to corona Virus. safe here! I am the closest Airbb in pahrump to from Death Valley Junction @ 27 miles -5th wheel travel trailer. feels like mini apt. very spacious . 12 foot vaulted ceilings 36ft long queen bed, couch is comfy to sleep on as well. shower, mini tub, toilet.cooking pots & pans silverware,cups,bowls everything you need. Hot tub. table & chairs outside ,couch ,fire pit, BBq Nothing Fancy just comfortable.Beats Hotel prices!

I am right up against Mountain right off Bell Vista main road into Death Valley.My air bb is first one coming in from Death Valley.very safe, secluded area