The Chisos Mountains Lodge & Cabins, Nestled in the high Chisos Mountains, the lodge features a restaurant, convenience store and gift shop. Convenient to many hiking trails from easy to strenuous. The classic National Park experience. Advance reservations are must, especially during peak seasons and holidays. 90-120 days is recommended. Summer on the other hand, …
The Basin Campground, Is rugged and hilly, most sites are unsuitable for RVs. The main road to the basin has lots of curves, and a 15% grade. Trailers over 20 feet and RVs over 24 feet are discouraged. Of 60 sites, 23 are on the reservation system.
Cottonwood Campground, on the west side of the park, is along the banks of the Rio Grande, near Castolon and convenient to Santa Elena Canyon. There is potable water pit toilets, but no dumping station. All 31 sites first come first serve, year round.
Page Relax in the amazing Chisos Mountains while eating lunch or an early dinner. Fresh Mountain air and great food go really well together. Places To Stay In Big Bend National Park The Chisos Mountains Lodge & Cabins The Basin Campground Cottonwood Campground Places To Stay In Big Bend National Park Big Bend National Park …
Big Bend National Park, Has 3 developed campgrounds with paved access, all suitable for tent camping, trailers, and RVs: Rio Grande Village, Chisos Basin, and Cottonwood Campground. A campsite reservation system is available at www.ReserveUSA.com. Not all of the campground sites are on the system. Campsites are $10 per night, and a small fee is …
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