About Beatty

100 miles north of Las Vegas, nestled at the crossroads of Highway 95 and State Route 374, Beatty is your gateway to Death Valley National Park and beyond. With off-roading thrills, bird-watching havens, rugged hiking paths, ghost-town mysteries, star-studded nights, and countless photo-ops, filming, and geocaching adventures await.

As an unincorporated town, Beatty is guided by a five-member Town Advisory Board that Advisory Board that meets at 6pm on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 6pm in the Community Center. We’re committed to keeping you informed about town services, park and recreation programs, senior-center events, and every initiative that enriches life here—for both residents and explorers. Check back often for the latest Board actions, community news, and all the ways Beatty is leveling up.

Beatty is proudly a pet-friendly town. Most of the hotel/motels and RV Parks in town are pet friendly. Your four-legged companion is welcome in our community Park. So, bring your best friend along we'll be happy to see them too.

Plan Your Beatty Moments

Beatty's calendar is your backstage pass to small-town magic!

  • BTAB Meeting 2nd & 4th Mondays
  • Game Night every Tuesday
  • Bingo every Thursday

Our Beatty Burros...

...are a beloved part of local history—descendants of the pack animals left behind by miners over a century ago. They roam freely through town and the surrounding desert, adding a bit of wild magic to the landscape. But don’t forget: they’re still wild animals. Cute as they are, getting too close can lead to bites or kicks—especially if you’re holding food, so please don't feed them. Please snap your pics from a safe distance and let these desert legends do their thing.