Ice Cream Shops in Death Valley, CA

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  • Ice Cream Parlor, Ranch at Death Valley 328 Greenland Boulevard, Death Valley Ice Cream Shop · $

    1 Ice Cream Parlor, Ranch at Death Valley

    3.6 Good 106 Reviews

    328 Greenland Boulevard, Death Valley

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    • Hot Fudge Sundae
    • Huckleberry

    “I have visited the Inn on multiple occasions to capture wedding photos! The major upside of staying here, regardless of the downsides, is just how close it is to the popular spots in the park. Other hotels are just not as close since everything outside of the park is far away. It's also a beautiful location with some good amenities. Just keep in mind that the park is still remote and this location can sometimes lose electricity. It's all a part of the fun!”

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