Does Death Valley national park have any major rivers or lakes?

No, Death Valley National Park does not have any major rivers or lakes. The park is located in the driest desert in North America, and receives very little rainfall. As a result, there are no permanent bodies of water in the park. However, there are a few small streams and washes that flow during the occasional rainstorm, and there are also a number of salt flats and dry lakes that are remnants of ancient bodies of water.