Beatty Vacations

Wander through the haunting ruins of this once-thriving gold rush boomtown from the early 1900s. Don't miss the iconic Bottle House built from 50,000 glass bottles and the photogenic Cook Bank Building.

Desert-set sculptures create a surreal gallery against Nevada's stark landscape near Rhyolite ghost town. Explore Albert Szukalski's ghostly "Last Supper" and towering pixelated Venus at this free open-air museum.

This massive candy emporium offers endless aisles of sweets, nuts, and unique confections in the Nevada desert. Sample their specialty jerky flavors before stocking up for your Death Valley adventure.

The Beatty Community Center anchors local life with versatile spaces for events from weddings to plays. Visitors can enjoy public gatherings or rent the fully-equipped facility with professional sound system and kitchen.

Step back in time at this intimate museum showcasing Beatty's mining heritage and regional artifacts. Explore photographs, tools, and Native American exhibits that reveal Nevada's rich frontier history.

Cottonwood Park offers a peaceful desert oasis for travelers passing through Beatty. Enjoy a quiet picnic under the shade trees or stretch your legs along the well-maintained grounds after your Death Valley adventure.