Redford, TX is a great camping destination for adventurers of all types. Discover secluded campsites where you can reconnect with nature. Or maybe you like to bring your family and friends along. Either way, there are Redford campgrounds just for you. You're sure to find the perfect spot for your Texas camping adventure.
"This is one of my favorite Texas campsites. If you love the desert and big Texas sunsets this is the place to camp."
"Yes we did a shake out in the most remote camp site, in the most remote State park in Texas."
$10 - $22 / night
"Not a very scenic spot for a tent but since I was birding my way along the Texas Birding Trails, this was a hotspot and worth the stop. Clean bathroom and shower, nice game room."
$12 / night
"I stayed for a few nights at Lower Madera because it’s the closest thing I could find to Big Bend National Park, which is still about an hour drive away."
"The campground is on the US-Mexico border but it feels safe because there are cliffs on the Mexico side with no sign of people."
$12 / night
"This campground is next to the Rio Grande. The night sky views are spectacular and the daytime views are just a beautiful. The site had a fire ring and picnic table."
"Nestled right next to the entrance of Big Bend Ranch State Park and only 8 minutes from Presidio, this park has tons of spaces with plenty of room to have your own little slice of the desert."
$10 / night
"Rancherias Spring is a dispersed primitive campsite on the Rancherias Loop Trail. "
"Perfect RV park in a remote part of Texas. WONDERFUL staff and amenities. Everything you need."
"The skies at night are big and bright....deep in the heart of Texas! This is a beautiful - completely off the beaten path - well lots of amenities campground."
$10 / night
"Seep Spring is a dispersed primitive campsite on the Rancherias Loop Trail.
The main attraction of this site is that it is relatively close to the trailhead entrance."
$10 / night
"You’ll also scamper over rock formations, through desert brush and around a myriad of desert flora.
There are no facilities nor amenities at this campsite."
ScoutThis is a great location to mountain bike in Big Bend Ranch State Park and on the Lajitas trail system, but also you’re only an hour away from sitting in the Big Bend National Park Chiso basin parking lot to do great hiking. Terilinga Texas is a fun town nearby and there’s a place to buy groceries called the Cottonwood general store in Study Butte. I am a single camper and Rancho Topango is only $15 a night and you get hot showers and flush toilets and some of the sites have a roof built over the picnic tables to help keep the searing Texas Sun at bay
LegendNice location if visiting Big BEnd National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park. We did not see any management from arrival to departure but they had our names/sites listed on the board when we pulled in, plus we received a welcome email. Sites are full hookup and they have a nice dog park. They also have WiFi but we didn’t use it so I can’t say how strong it was. TiVo’s restaurant is right next door and they had really good homemade Mexican food (no alcohol). Both parks are just a short drive away. 4 stars for the lack of bathhouse and showers. Knew that when I booked so it’s ok, but apparently they have been ‘planning to add a bathhouse & laundry’ for some years now. I didn’t see any evidence that it was going to happen anytime soon. Also, if you want to confirm your picked site, there is a $25 lock-in fee. Advice on choosing sites - it pretty much doesn’t matter if you have a premium desert view site or not, so save your money.
TravelerThis is the review just north of Study Butte RV park on the dry camping lot. The owner is very nice and let us use the empty lot for dry camping during our stay. $25/night which seems to be fair and going rate for this tourist area. Area is relatively flat. The noise from the main road you will hear but it’s not bothersome. Watch out for the metal bar sticking out at the front entrance area. It would cause some serious damage to your tires.
RangerWe stayed here three nights while we explored the Big Bend NP. Great facility. Clean and well kept.
ScoutClean! Well maintained, quiet, great neighbors, room between spaces, great management! We will be back
GuideStayed here at a valley tent site (car camping), privately positioned on the other side of a ridge from the owners’ house with miles and miles of hilly desert land around. Bathhouse is hand-built by the owners next to sites, and they offer ice and laundry as well. It is cash only, although phone reservations are highly recommended during cooler months. I felt comfortable here as a solo woman camper, with stars as my roof most nights.
ScoutA friend and I spent one brief night at Jomomma's in July of'24 before we climbed Emory peak in the morning. We were just plugging in a camper van because the nights were too warm to get good rest. July is"off-season" in Terlingua, and of the 5 or so RV places I called, Elena is the only one that called me back in a reasonable amount of time. The park was great, a limited number of spaces marked out by rocks and cactus. It wasn't one of those places that's just a big asphalt parking lot, or one of those places that just a dirt-scape either. Has true Terlingua character; which makes sense as Elena is 3rd generation Terlingua. The park is named after her grandmother"Jo", the original owner of the property. Clearly marked out spots, good desert landscaping, more than dark enough to see the stars, more than quiet enough to feel the presence of the desert and get a good nights sleep. All of this despite being very accessible from the main drag and not needing a 4x4 to arrive in one piece. Elena was warm, friendly, helpful, funny, and I quickly felt like I had a friend in town and knew that she was on the phone for whatever reason.
The rest of this is going to feel like a legend, but I promise it's true...
Two months later, my family(wife and 2 kids) and I had been in Big Bend STATE Park and were headed back through Terlingua on our way back home to the Permian basin. We came through town and then turned North to Alpine for about 3-5 miles when we had a blow out.... after business hours, on a Saturday, in Terlingua. My spare had even stopped holding air... do you see how screwed I was? I had been under the vehicle cursing myself for having neglected my"spare" situation, I'd already sweated through my clothes, and I was in denial about how much trouble I was really in when I started hearing another female voice beside my wife's. I climbed out, slumped in the shade of my van, then decided to try and at least remain a decent human being and introduced myself to the lady who'd stopped to help. I was flustered by the situation and was slow to catch on, so I asked"what do you do here in Terlingua?" she said"I run Jomomma's RV park" and I replied"Oh! i stayed there a couple months ago" she smiled a friendly grin and said emphatically"$*!*, I already know!"
She got out no less that 6 different tools from her truck trying to help us jerry-rig ourselves mobile again, she called her friends for help and ideas, she insisted that we keep a jack-part that she had but didn't need, she kept us laughing, and keeping optimistic about a way forward, and consorted with the other Terlingua residents who stopped to try and find a way for us to get out of this mess. She tried to call the only tire-guy in town and didn't get an answer. In the end, we loaded both my spare and my blown out rim into her truck and she and I headed to the home of the guy who ran the only tire business in town.
By this time, it was every bit of 8pm. Elena knocked on his door, entered his home, persuaded him to fix us up, spent probably 20 minutes helping him get ready to go, and even looked through his used tire inventory for what we needed. We talked about life, Terlingua in the past, Terlingua in the present, the state of the world, and what we believed in. We talked about the RV park, it's future and it's challenges. When the work was through, the tire man(so many props to Diego's Tire Repair Terlingua TX!) didn't take anything but cash and I didn't have enough on me; Elena offered to pay him and let me pay her back via Venmo. wow.
After she returned me to our family carriage, she hung around until we got the tire on and saw that it was holding enough air for the journey. All told, Elena spent 2.5 hours with my little family that Saturday night...no exaggeration, I just confirmed it with my google maps timeline. We were completely"up a creek" with two anxious young children, and I HAD to be at work the next morning. Elena saved our bacon at a time when I still don't know what"plan b" would have been. And she did it all with a smile and seemingly enjoying herself as she helped us. I had no idea I had a friend in Terlingua, but now I have no doubt...my family and I have a good friend in Terlingua, and I recommend that you make her acquaintance.
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Camping near Redford, Texas, offers a unique experience with stunning landscapes and a chance to connect with nature. Whether you're looking for a primitive site or a more established RV park, there are plenty of options to explore.
Camping near Redford, Texas, offers a mix of adventure and relaxation. With beautiful landscapes and friendly campgrounds, it’s a great spot for families and RVers alike.
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Which is the most popular campground near Redford, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Redford, TX is Interior Primitive Sites — Big Bend Ranch State Park with a 4.9-star rating from 20 reviews.
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