Shoshone RV Park sits at the north end of the small village in Inyo County’s Eastern Sierra, a quiet spot that works well if you’re passing through Death Valley or exploring the high desert. The park has 25 full hook-up RV sites plus additional camping spots, which means you can usually find space even during busy seasons. What makes it useful for traveling with dogs is the natural warm spring pool on the property — not a fancy resort pool, just a genuine hot spring where you can soak while your dog relaxes nearby.

The park’s set up with practical amenities: a laundromat (helpful after dusty trail days), restrooms, showers, and a community room if the weather turns. There’s a small library too, which is nice if you’re stuck inside during one of the intense afternoon heat waves the area gets. Trees scattered throughout give you some shade, which your dog will appreciate during the day.

The location itself is decent for dog walking. You’ve got nature trails nearby to explore, and the surrounding desert landscape offers that wide-open feel without the crowds you’d find closer to major tourist areas. Shoshone is genuinely remote — the nearest substantial town is Beatty, Nevada, about 30 miles away — so pack groceries and supplies before you arrive.

Dogs are welcome here, which is straightforward and not wrapped in a bunch of restrictions or extra fees you need to navigate. The park doesn’t have any fancy dog amenities, but it also doesn’t pretend to. It’s honest RV camping in a high desert setting where your dog can come along without complications. If you’re planning a longer stay in the area while hiking around Death Valley or exploring the Mojave, this gives you a reliable place to park the rig at night.