Beatty Chamber of Commerce

Located just 7 miles east of the Death Valley National Park border, 40 minutes from Furnace Creek, and about 100 miles north of Las Vegas, Beatty, Nevada is your home base for desert adventure!

The friendliest town in the area, this small rural community has everything the desert visitor needs, with over 340 rooms and 108 RV sites, all at reasonable prices.

Nestled at the end of Oasis Valley, and near the head of the Amargosa River, Beatty is a welcome respite from the surrounding desert for human and animal alike, making Beatty a prime birding and wildlife viewing area.

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CURRENT & UP COMING EVENTS

BEATTY DAYS 2009

Has come and gone,
but the memories remain!

RELIVE THE FUN!
Check out our event Album

Beatty Days Album

and mark your calendar for
October 29-31, 2010 for the Next Beatty Days Celebration

For information about this year's event winners follow this link

Did you make the Beatty Schools All Year Reunion over the 2009 Fourth-of-July weekend?
Or did you miss this great event?
Would you like a memento of the event?

We have a limited number of the 70 years of Hornet Pride DVD with pictures of the school memories you don't want to forget.
To order your copy for $12.70 (shipping included) follow this link to download your order form

Any trip can be adversely affected by bad weather. If you are planning a trip to Beatty or Death Valley in the very near future the Intellicast website can help you decide what to do.

Here are some of the attractions
you’ll find in the Beatty area:

Rhyolite: Visit a true ghost town that was once home
                to as many as 10,000 people, and today is one of the most
                photographed areas in Nevada. This is the home of the
                Tom Kelly Bottle House, the ghostly Goldwell Open
                Air ArtMuseum and the famous Last Supper
                Sculpture.

Titus Canyon: Take the scenic road into Death Valley! This high clearance road will take you through Leadfield and into narrow canyons that expose the power of the three geological epochs that formed this area, past petroglyphs, mining tunnels, and to the valley floor on the other side.

Death Valley National Park: Home of Badwater, the lowest point in the continental United States, and the hottest place in America! Golf in the middle of winter at Furnace Creek Ranch, bask in the luxury of Furnace Creek Inn, or hike the dunes near Stove Pipe Wells. Visit natural areas with evocative names such as Devil’s Golf Course, Devil’s Corn Field, and the Race Track.

Scotty’s Castle: Visit a castle built on lies and an unlikely friendship. You will turn back the clock during living history tours of this luxurious ‘castle’, complete with a $75,000 pipe organ which was reputed to cover the entrance to Scotty’s legendary “inexhaustible” gold mine. View hand carved Redwood beams, indoor waterfalls, Spanish and Italian antiques, and leather furnishings.

Beatty offers nearly endless opportunities, including miles of roads that meander through the Bullfrog Mining District and into Death Valley, some simply high-clearance and many four-wheel drive.

For those looking for a more cultured experience, Beatty offers a fine museum, unique antique shops, eclectic gift shops, an art gallery, casino, restaurants, and is home to Bailey Hot Springs where you can soak your worries away.

And, while you are here, be sure to sample the delicious homemade ice cream at the largest candy store in southern Nevada!