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.
"No pets on those."
"little rapids, turtles sunning on River rocks, birds and ducks coming and going and a few hundred feet across in Mexico see three horses and a donkey grazing or javelinas coming to drink at the river’s edge"
$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."
"The dog park has water and two picnic tables with sun shades. Multiple poo bag stations around the park and very clean."
"This park is about a 30 minute drive to the entrance to the national park, but just a few minutes from the state park. There’s a lot of great amenities, which normally we don’t care about."
$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."
$12 / night
"Most of the path is easy until you leave normal roads at the La Posta site. After the first descent on a very rocky ledge, its mostly managing to keep on the path and navigate a few obstacles. "
"Incredible location deep within BBRSP. The majority of the route is straightforward until you deviate from regular roads near the La Posta site.
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$12 - $16 / night
"Yes we did a shake out in the most remote camp site, in the most remote State park in Texas."
TravelerThis place was the crème de la crème imo. Nice big sites with full hookup, picnic table and fire ring. A really nice pool area with free towels provided and very nice bathrooms with hot showers. There was a huge laundry facility as well. The dog park has water and two picnic tables with sun shades. Multiple poo bag stations around the park and very clean. There’s a trail/dirt road to walk from the campground to the Lajitas General Store (very good breakfast sandwiches). You also get access to the golf resort amenities: fitness center, 3 restaurants, and spa. I treated myself to a Deep Tissue massage and it was incredible!
GuideWe stayed here 5 nights and had a great time. Had a nice dog park that we took the dogs to every evening. Only 3 miles from big bend national park. On the expensive side at $55 but I think everything was expensive in this area.
ScoutThe owners put lots of love into the park to make it the kind of park they would have liked when traveling. Nice landscaping, dog park, etc. No bathrooms yet. Had a good singer/songwriter performance last night. Owner is super nice
ScoutWe are so glad we found this little RV gem! The owners were on site and were available and helpful the whole time. They have created a dog park area which turned out to be great for dogs and humans to make new friends. One evening we even had a sing along around a fire with a local cowboy and anyone who wanted to join! This will be our only place to stay in Terlingua area!
GuideWe stayed in Lajitas at their Maverick Ranch RV park, which is right across the road from the resort. We stayed here for a few days while on a 10 day camping trip (left DFW, went out west to Ft Davis, down to Big Bend and back up through the hill country).
This park is about a 30 minute drive to the entrance to the national park, but just a few minutes from the state park. There’s a lot of great amenities, which normally we don’t care about. However, since this was halfway through our 10-day trip, we were able to do all of our laundry, which made me happy. The RV park has a clubhouse with games, books, laundry, showers and a pool. You also have access to the resort amenities.
The RV park is a dark sky park, so camera are supposed to have exterior lights off after 9 or 10pm so everyone can enjoy the stars.
There’s also a dog park with grass, which our dogs were happy about!
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.
GuideThis is the very first time we have stayed at this RV Park...well this week was EVERYONE’S first time staying at this RV park. It just had it’s soft” opening the week of Christmas. So although it is new and still working on completion of all their facilities(only sewer and electric currently available) the owners went out of their way with ensuring they did daily water deliveries to All campers. Mind blowing since when booking we knew that the water was not yet ready to go so fully expected to have to run out occasionally to fill up. That service alone makes me give it 5 stars but there is so much more that these owners do to make sure your stay is enjoyable. They answer all your questions about the local area, advise you of any weather that is concerning, provide great restaurant recommendations and encourage all the park guests to come together every evening around the community campfire to talk about their Days adventure, or your travel journeys. This was my favorite part(safe outdoor social distancing, of course). They have plans to have a bath house, dog park, and community area with games. I can not wait to return next year just to see how they progress. My gut tells me that this will be the“Oasis” destination in the desert. Thank you Chris and Allison for the wonderful memories of our first trip to Terlingua!
RangerBig bend state park is the same terrain as the National except it is less landscaped. The campsites are rough ones that you have to hike to. No pets on those.
GuideGuy Foli (owner of the property and the campsites) is a true jack of all traits! Him and his wife,Pat, own and run Rancho Topanga campgrounds. Every spring break me and a group of 8 friends go down to Big Bend for the week. We always stay at Guy's campground. It's an easy 20 minute drive into Big Bend and you hit the gas station and grocery store along the way.
You are aloud campfires as long as they are controlled. Drinking is fine as long as there is no public intoxication. Pets are welcome! And there are even showers and flush toilets.
You are staying in the desert, so expect strong winds during the night and scorching sun rays during the day. There is a near my plato that you can climd, we found several shell fossils and cool rock on one of our excursions to the top. Also, the sunsets and sunrises are beautiful!!!
Reserve campsites months in advance if you can. Rancho Topanga fills up quick!
I hope you enjoy this mom n pop campsite as much as I do! :D
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