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Chisos Basin Campground

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Overview

The Chisos Basin Campground is nestled in an open woodland within a scenic mountain basin. Campers enjoy the iconic views of Casa Grande and Emory Peak. The sunset through the nearby "Window" is a Big Bend highlight. Some of the park's most popular trails begin nearby. Elevation is 5,400 feet. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.

Operator
National Park
Camping types
Tent, RV
Sites
56 campsites
Fee
From $16 per night (confirm with the operator)
Reservations
Reservable online
Phone
432-477-1121

Amenities

🚻Toilets
💧Potable Water
♻️Dump Station
🥾Hiking

Location

Nearby adventures

Outdoor things to do around Chisos Basin Campground, shown on the map above. Distances are straight-line from the campground, so driving or walking will be longer; trail details are approximate. Confirm access and conditions with the land manager.

Hikes and trailheads

  • Lost Mine TrailHike · 0.9 mi from camp

    The Lost Mine Trail climbs to the side of Lost Mine Peak, offering spectacular views of Juniper Canyon and the Northeast Rim of the Chisos. National Park Service

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  • Window Trail TrailheadTrailhead · 0.1 mi from campShow on map
  • List of Hiking Trails in Big BendHike · 6.8 mi from campShow on map

Scenic sights

  • Casa Grande PeakPeak · 7,103 ft · 1.0 mi from camp

    Casa Grande Peak is a 7,325-foot-elevation mountain summit in Brewster County, Texas, United States. Wikipedia

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  • Emory PeakPeak · 7,825 ft · 2.1 mi from camp

    Emory Peak, located in Big Bend National Park, is the highest peak in the Chisos Mountains and the highest in Brewster County. Wikipedia

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  • Chisos Mountains Tree ZoneViewpoint · 1.3 mi from campShow on map
  • The Window ViewpointViewpoint · 1.7 mi from campShow on map
  • The Window Pour OffWaterfall · 1.8 mi from campShow on map

Trail and sight data: National Park Service and OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Text marked Wikipedia is from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0, lightly shortened.

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