Pine Springs Campground

Overview

The Pine Springs Campground has 20 tent and 13 RV sites available. All campsites are reservable through recreation.gov. Individual campsite cost is $20 per night, per site. There are 2 group sites for groups of 10-20 people. Campground amenities include drinking water and toilets (NO hookups, dump stations or showers).

Operator

National Park

Camping types

Tent, RV

Sites

35 campsites

Fee

From $20 per night (confirm with the operator)

Reservations

Reservable online

Phone

915-828-3251

Amenities

Location

Nearby adventures

Outdoor things to do around Pine Springs 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

• Devil's HallHike · 3-5 Hours · 0.1 mi from camp

  The strenuous route to Devil's Hall departs from the Pine Springs Trailhead and is 4.2 miles round-trip. National Park Service

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• Campground Connector TrailHike · 10-20 Minutes · 0.2 mi from camp

  This short trail connects the visitor center to the campground and the trailhead area at Pine Springs. National Park Service

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• Can I Take My Dog?Hike · 1-1 Hours · 0.2 mi from camp

  Opportunities for pets are limited. National Park Service

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• Pinery TrailHike · 20-30 Minutes · 0.3 mi from camp

  The Pinery Trail offers visitors an opportunity to take a quick walk on a paved trail. National Park Service

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• Hunter PeakHike · 6-8 Hours · 1.3 mi from camp

  The hike to Hunter Peak is a challenging day hike done as a loop up the Bear Canyon Trail and down the Tejas Trail that provides solitude, stunning views, and opportunities for side trails… National Park Service

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• Manzanita SpringHike · 20-30 Minutes · 2.0 mi from camp

  The Manzanita Spring Trail is a 0.5 mile (0.8 km) out and back trail that begins adjacent the Frijole Ranch. National Park Service

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Scenic sights

• Guadalupe PeakPeak · 8,717 ft · 2.0 mi from camp

  Guadalupe Peak, also known as Signal Peak, is the highest natural point in Texas, with an elevation of 8,751 feet above sea level. Wikipedia

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• El CapitanPeak · 8,064 ft · 2.2 mi from camp

  El Capitan is a peak in Culberson County, Texas, located within Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Wikipedia

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• Salt Basin OverlookViewpoint · 2.8 mi from campShow on map
• The GrottoCave · 5.7 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.

Reviews

Data sources

• National Park Service API — Public domain (U.S. Government work)
• Recreation.gov (RIDB) — Public domain (U.S. Government work)
• OpenStreetMap — ODbL 1.0 — © OpenStreetMap contributors
• OpenStreetMap — ODbL 1.0 — © OpenStreetMap contributors

Listing details come from the sources above and may be out of date. Confirm fees, dates and closures with the operator before you travel.