Death Valley · July · California & Nevada
Death Valley National Park in July
July is the off-season at Death Valley National Park. Crowds are moderate. Highs average 110°F and lows 91°F, with about 0.23 inches of rain.
July is rated poor at Death Valley. Consider Nov–Mar instead.
What to expect
Honest take: July is not the month for Death Valley. Dangerously hot, often over 120°F. Visit only from an air-conditioned car and never hike after 10 a.m.
Fill your tank before entering. Gas inside the park is limited and expensive, and distances between sights are long.
Good to know
- Best months overall: Nov–Mar.
- Closest airport: Las Vegas (LAS), about 2 hours.
- Before you go: Summer heat is a real hazard. Carry at least a gallon of water per person per day even when driving. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is July a good time to visit Death Valley National Park?
July is the off-season at Death Valley National Park. Crowds are moderate. Highs average 110°F and lows 91°F, with about 0.23 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Death Valley National Park in July?
Highs average 110°F and lows 91°F, with about 0.23 inches of rain. Conditions are poor this month, so check the month-by-month ratings before you commit.
How crowded is Death Valley National Park in July?
Crowds are moderate in July.