ABOUT OUR CAMPGROUND
- Located inside Terlingua Ranch off Hwy 118 – 3801 East Este Road Terlingua, Texas 79852
- 30 minutes from the west entrance of BBNP
- Check-in: After 2 pm
- Check-out: Before 12 pm (please notify us if a later checkout is needed)
- Gated entrance
- Pet friendly (read pet policy)
RATES
In our campground, we have 3 dry campsites and 8 tent campsites.
Our rates can vary by site, holidays, weekends, and events being held in the area.
Tent Campsites: $45.00 Monday thru Thursday & $50.00 Friday thru Sunday
Dry Campsites: $45.00 Monday thru Thursday & $50.00 Friday thru Sunday
CAMPSITE OCCUPANCY
We have campsites that allow 3 tents 6 guests per site.
In addition, we have campsites with a limit of 2 tents and 4 guests per site or 1 tent and 2 guests.
MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR RVs & SKOOLIES
RVs that are 25ft and, at this moment, we can only accommodate short skoolies.
Each site comes with a picnic table, fire ring, and a 5-gallon potable water dispenser. We understand the desire for a few creature comforts so we offer off-grid communal toilets and showers, and free Wi-Fi. These amenities are offered to you for your convenience but don’t forget the simple pleasures of sitting outdoors and listening to Mother Nature around you. We want you to connect with nature! A simpler lifestyle that cuts out the everyday comforts of city life for a more primitive experience.
PEAK SEASON SCHEDULE
MID FALL, WINTER & BEGINNING OF SPRING
We are only open during the peak season which is the busiest time of the year.
Our second season will be:
October 15, 2023 – March 31, 2024
MINIMUM STAY
- 2 nights minimum even on holidays
BUSIEST TIMES IN THE BIG BEND REGION
- Marathon to Marathon (October)
- Chili Cook Off (Nov 1-4)
- Thanksgiving (Week)
- Christmas (Week)
- New Years (Week)
- Spring Break (March)
Ranch Policies
Make sure you read our campground, cancellation, and pet policy!
Things To Do
We have made a list of the top 10 hikes in both the national park and state park as well as a list of the local tour guides.
Big Bend of Texas
Respect the Land
Perhaps you have visited Big Bend before or maybe it is your first time. Our area of the desert is filled with people who own property or live permanently here. Our request is that you be respectful of others’ property since most of it is private. In Texas, there is no BLM land to roam on, so many locals have to remind tourists that they have crossed private property lines.
It is possible to irreversibly damage cacti, flora and delicate ground by driving over land and not on designated roads. Our hope is that you enjoy and love the grand Big Bend of Texas as much as we do! The sun rises and sets all while we make memories out here. There is nothing like escaping the daily routine and being surrounded by nature in the desert!
TIPS FOR A SAFE VISIT TO THE DESERT
RAIN
Check the roads before you set out on your daily ventures. Rain can show up unexpectedly and cause flooding in certain areas of the park and Big Bend area.
WIND
Strong winds are notorious for showing up unannounced. Make sure you have your camp tied down and secured. If you have an awning we advise to always roll it in when leaving your site.
TEMPERATURES
Always check the temperatures before heading out on a hike. Do not underestimate the SUN!!!
HIKING
Double check your water and snacks! Some hikes can be surprisingly strenuous and can deplete your provisions and energy faster than expected. Always tell someone which hike you are heading out on, even if they are family/friends back home.
CELL SERVICE
Cell service is very limited in this area of Texas, especially inside Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park.
WATER INTAKE
Drink plenty of water during your visit to the Big Bend. Staying hydrated is extremely important! We see too many tourist underestimate the sun and fail to intake enough of water and electrolytes.