• Sierra del Carmen

    Big Bend

    National Park Texas

Rio Grande Village Campground

Rio Grande Village campground
Rio Grande Village Campground
NPS/Big Bend National Park
 

Set in a large grove of cottonwoods, the campground is adjacent to the Rio Grande. Camp store and showers are within walking distance.

Elevation
1,850 feet

Open
Year-round

Details
100-site campground (no hook-ups). $14 per night ($7with applicable passes). Flush toilets, running water, picnic tables, grills, and some overhead shelters. Dump station nearby.

Reservable Campsites
43 sites are reservable November 15-April 15. Contact recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777. Big Bend National Park cannot make reservations.

Group Camping
4 group sites are available only by advance reservation. Group campground is walk-in tent camping only. Vehicle parking is restricted to adjacent parking lot. Total overnight occupancy for the Rio Grande Village group campground is 120 persons. All sites have a minimum occupancy of 9 persons. Sites A and B are on the east side of the comfort station. Maximum occupancy for each site is 20 persons. Sites C and D are on the west side of the comfort station. Maximum occupancy for each site is 40 persons. To reserve a group campsite, contact recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777. Big Bend National Park cannot make reservations.
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Did You Know?

Juniper Canyon

In 1787, Governor Juan de Ugalde, leading a Spanish military expedition, attacked a band of Mescalero Apaches in a stronghold in the Chisos Mountains. The forty spanish soldiers reportedly killed several hundred Apaches. The battle occured in the area of Lower Juniper Spring.