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Campsite Specifics Robbers Roost can accommodate 2 vehicles, 8 people, no horses.
Road Conditions The 5.3 mile (8.5km) Juniper Canyon road is very rocky and generally requires a 4-wheel drive vehicle.
Vegetation There is no shade at the campsite. Moderate ground cover surrounds the site.
Views Great views of the desert and rugged mountains. The South Rim is visible to the west. Elephant Tusk and Backbone Ridge are visible to the south.
Cautions A trailhead for the Juniper Canyon Trail and Dodson Trail is located at the end of the dirt road past Twisted Shoe primitive roadside campsite. Lock and secure your vehicle while away.
Remarks Nice views from this remote site, especially the night sky, and there is very little traffic. Robbers Roast has a bear proof storage box.
Welcome to Rancho Topanga, a fantastic spot near Terlingua, Texas, perfect for those looking to explore the Big Bend region. This campground offers a mix of tent, RV, and glamping accommodations, making it a versatile choice for all types of campers.
One of the standout features here is the ridge top camping area, which offers breathtaking views and a bit more privacy. It's a bit pricier, but you get your own bathroom and some stunning scenery. If you're traveling with a small group, this might be the ideal spot for you.
The campground is well-maintained, with clean bathrooms and hot showers that are a welcome sight after a day of hiking or exploring. There's also a bathhouse with electrical outlets where you can charge your devices. The camp hosts are friendly and always busy keeping the place in top shape.
Pets are welcome, so feel free to bring your furry friends along. Fires are allowed, and there's firewood available on-site, so you can enjoy a cozy campfire under the starry Texas sky. Just remember to bring your own picnic table, as they're not provided at the sites.
Rancho Topanga is conveniently located close to both Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park, making it a great base camp for your adventures. The sunsets here are spectacular, and the night sky is something you won't want to miss.
Whether you're here for a few nights or an extended stay, Rancho Topanga offers a peaceful and scenic retreat with all the amenities you need for a comfortable camping experience.
$10 / night
A Backcountry Permit is required for all overnight backpacking in Big Bend National Park.
Overnight backpackers in the Chisos Mountains can choose from forty-two designated campsites. A backcountry permit is required. Your permit will designate your specific sites for specific nights. You may obtain a permit up to 6 months in advance via www.recreation.gov.
Campers using this campsite are required to pack out human waste using a waste disposal kit such as Restop2 or similar commercial products. These personal waste systems are widely available through online retailers, and for purchase at the park.
Hammocks are prohibited.
Bears and other animals are frequently seen in this area. Always use the bear box at campsite, and NEVER leave any food or packs unattended.
53420 State Highway 118. The Rustic Camp built by Campers with re-purposed and recycled materials, makes it one of the favorite Primitive Base Camps for Big Bend, Texas. Located in Southern Most Section of Terlingua Ranch, within eyesight of the Mexican Border, National and State Parks. Easy to find, just across from Willow Mountain, one of the most photograph natural features in Big Bend. Traveling highway 118 you will see the Entrance at address 53420, just north 1 mile of the outfitters and gas station. . When you pull in, Host is to the right and Camping is to the left. Just follow the driveway lights on back and pick any spot ya wish. Fiber Wifi up front with a spot to charge your stuff. 53420 State Highway 118 in Terlingua. NO SITE NUMBERS. Choose any site when ya get here. First come first camp. Low cars up front. SUV's and trucks can easily make it to the back, its all up to you, but remember no tow trucks down here. lol. The Out Houses are built by Campers using re-purposed materials and recycled wood. When arriving at night it will be very dark.. very few lights in use, dark sky's are protected in Big Bend.. so it may be hard to find. but we are directly on the highway on the west side of 118. Coyote Crossing is on a small red sign at the entrance. Trash Dumpster up front for your use. No collecting rocks, cactus or wood to burn... NO TRACE, leave it as you find it..
$25 / night
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