Pine Springs Campground
Description
Activities
Offered near the campground.
Hiking
Anyone who’s been to Guadalupe Mountains National Park can tell you that the stunning hiking trails are this park’s raison d’et...Read more
Horseback riding
About 60 percent of the trails at Guadalupe Mountains National Park are open to horseback riding. Considering how many trails t...Read more
Wildlife watching
No matter what paths you wander down at Guadalupe Mountains National Park, you’re guaranteed some great wildlife spotting along...Read more
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Pine Springs Campground.
20 Reviews
The RV sites are really just in a parking lot.
Camped for two nights here, you must get a camping spot early on 20 tent camping sites. There is a New Mexico BLM campsite about 20 miles North of Pine Springs used as overflow. Amazing dark skies at night, able to see the Milky Way, Shooting Stars, and Satellites. Sites well built and secluded from each other.
We stayed at Pine Springs for a couple of nights while visiting Guadalupe and Carlsbad Caverns. When we first arrived (early evening on a Sunday) every site except the handicap accessible one was taken. Because of the location, we saw the campground fill up every day we were there. The sites are pretty secluded from each other and have some good, small trees and bushes for some shade.
The sunrise is gorgeous from the campground. Try to wake up beforehand!
You can hammock camp here, but only on one or two sites. Be sure to keep your pack light.
Loved the stars here. Walk in sites are a little tricky at night but well worth the stay on a clear night. It was a little windy overnight.
- Park
- Guadalupe Mountains National Park
- State
- Texas
- Country
- United States
- Phone Number
- 915-828-3251
- Directions
- View on Google Maps
- Official Website
- View Website
- Coordinates
- 31.895° N, 104.826° W
- $8/night
- Tent / RV / Trailer: 19 Sites (Up to people per site)
- $8/night
- Tent / Van: 20 Sites (Up to 6 people per site)