Pine Springs Campground
Pine Springs Campground is a national park campground in Texas. The published nightly fee is $20–$60. Hookups: no hookups.
- Type
- National park campground
- Location
- Texas
- Coordinates
- 31.89553, -104.82603
- Nightly fee
- $20–$60
- Hookups
- No hookups
- Activities
- Amphitheater, Backpacking, Birding, Camping, Cultural Activities, Day Use Area, Environmental Education, Evening Programs, Guided Interpretive Walks, Hiking, Interpretive Programs, Photography
- Map
- Open in OpenStreetMap
- Phone
- 915-828-3251
Amenities
- Reservable sites
- Potable water
- Toilets (Flush Toilets - year round; Vault Toilets - year round)
- Trash collection
Only amenities a source confirms are listed; an amenity missing here is unknown, not absent.
About Pine Springs Campground
Overview • The Pine Springs RV campground is not a traditional campground. Be aware, this is a paved parking lot. The area shares a popular and busy trailhead accessing four major trails. The area is frequently congested with day use hikers searching for available parking and with foot traffic from overflow parking areas. • Before booking a reservation: It is your responsibility to review all (Site Details, Allowable Equipment, Allowable Vehicle/Driveway and Need to Know) for the individual campsite. Failing to do so may result in being prohibited from occupying the site upon your arrival. Refunds are not provided by the park. • Pine Springs Campground is located near the Pine Springs Visitor Center, just off U.S. 62/180 and at an elevation of 5,730 feet. • The location offers great hiker access to the Guadalupe Mountains National Park trail system. • The campground is situated at the opening to the Pine Springs Canyon with spectacular views of the world’s best example of a fossil reef and of the vast Permian Basin to the east. • The campground is open year-round and is busiest, March-May and September-November. • High winds with over 50 mph gusts are common, especially during winter and spring. Recreation • The Pine Springs Trailhead includes access to many different types of hikes. Hikes to Guadalupe Peak or the Bowl are strenuous, 8-9 miles, and have 2500-3000 feet of elevation gain. Another strenuous hike is the Devil’s Hall Trail (4.2 miles round-trip, 50
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Nearby RV services
- Dump station
- None mapped within 50 mi
- Water fill
- None mapped within 50 mi
- Propane
- Dell Valley Propane LLC. · 22 mi
- Low clearances
- None mapped within 10 mi
- Off-road routes
- 4 designated routes (9 mi) within 10 mi
Other places to stay nearby
| Name | Type | Distance | Fee | Hookups |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pine Springs Campground | Private campground | under 0.1 mi | — | — |
| Pine Springs Campground | Private campground | 0.1 mi | — | — |
| Guadalupe Peak Campground | Private campground | 1.5 mi | — | — |
| Frijole Horse Corral Campground | National park campground | 1.6 mi | — | No hookups |
| Public Coral Campground | Private campground | 1.6 mi | — | — |
| Pine Top Wilderness Campground | Free campsite | 2.0 mi | Free | — |
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Sources. National Park Service, Recreation.gov (RIDB). Updated June 2026. Facility facts only; DryRig does not publish ratings or reviews on this page.