Pueblo Vitoria, Texas

Definitely good vibes and experience here. The entrance is awesome at night, great shower pressure and bathrooms. Nice little common area walking distance from town

Stayed in early May. Warm days, cool night. First of all. tons of decent hiking, especially if you're the explore-off-the-trail type. Apparently there is a wonderful, full-service lodge, which I saw from above (on a trail) but didn't visit. So if camp food is getting old, mosey over to their…

We stayed here one night in April 2021 and could have gladly stayed longer. Nice campground, with privacy between sites and some shade. There are good hikes right from the campground , which is nice. It’s much cooler here than other nearby parts of Texas and locals told us that this is generally…

One night in the primitive campsite across from the park $15 for the night $6 a person for the park nice and quite no  amenities at primitive site but loads including showers at the park which is open 24/7

The Davis Mountains and the state park offer an opportunity for Texans to experience all the Trans-Pecos has to offer.

With close proximity to McDonald Observatory, Balmorhea, Alpine, Marathon, Marfa, and even close enough for a day trip to Big Bend & Terlingua, this campground is tough to…

Historic Prude Ranch! Such a lovely staff, they were incredibly accommodating and helpful. We stayed in the lower rv spots near the road because there was apparently a large group of kids staying in the upper spots. The traffic at night is nearly non-existent (at least in March) and doesn’t cause a…

Between the elevation and the dark skies, the nights are spectacular. We have stayed in August 2 years in a row and we loved the cool evenings to sit out and watch the stars. They have a lot of great trails, and you never know what wildlife you will see. We have seen Mule deer, Javalenas, Audad, as…

The constant drone of cars zooming by started to drive me nuts. No camp fires. The restroom was kinda gross. But nice to have a kitchen and laundry. Although fridge was full of rotting toxic food from 5 years earlier. The price was right.

“The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas!” 

Tucked within the heart of the West Texas mountains and one of the darkest skies in the contiguous 48, lies this stunning State Park, built by the CCC in the 1930’s. The beautiful campsites offer privacy, space, and full…

We spent a few nights at Davis Mountains and it was gorgeous....for southwest Texas, haha. The hiking is great and the spots, we stayed in our NoBo 19.3. We took our 7 year old, 9 year old and 2 dogs on the Skyline Trail hike. It’s one of the longer trails and we had to catch the CCC trail to head…

Attractive, well maintained large sites, good privacy if no hook ups needed. Site 81 was my favorite. Water, picnic table, fire ring. I’d give it a 5 star review but no cell service, or WiFi.

Just outside of town. Some traffic and train noise, but not too bad.

Spent the night in my car here - paid $15 for a tent spot which worked perfectly. I was the only one and had plenty of spaces to chose from. Nothing fancy but it was very nice to wash my dishes in an actual kitchen, sit at a picnic table with wifi, wash my laundry ($3/ load), and take a hot shower!…

Close to the road but kinda charming. Strong wifi and cell service, good laundry and bathrooms/showers. Level spots.

After staying in exclusively free, dispersed camping for some time, the $20 felt like a lot, but there are amenities and services, and was worth it- especially in TX where there is little free camping.

I called day of because online reservations can only be made 2 days in advance. The staff…