Rice Tank — Big Bend National Park

The specific GPS coordinates for La Noria campground are not listed in the available information. For precise navigation, it's recommended to obtain coordinates from the Big Bend National Park visitor center or official park website before your trip. The park rangers can provide the most accurate coordinates and directions to help you locate this backcountry site.

Yes, you need a backcountry permit to camp at La Noria in Big Bend National Park. Permits must be obtained in person at one of the park's visitor centers (Panther Junction or Chisos Basin) up to 24 hours in advance of your stay. The permit fee is per night, and availability is limited as this is a designated backcountry site. During peak seasons (winter and spring), it's advisable to arrive early to secure your permit as backcountry sites can fill up quickly.

La Noria camping area in Big Bend National Park is accessible with most vehicles, including those without high clearance or 4WD. The route to the campsite is relatively straightforward and well-maintained compared to some other backcountry sites in the park. For specific directions, stop by the visitor center when you arrive at Big Bend to get a backcountry map and current road condition information, as seasonal changes can affect accessibility.

La Noria campsite in Big Bend is a primitive backcountry site with no developed amenities. There is no running water, electricity, bathrooms, or trash service available. The site does offer natural protection from the wind and provides excellent views of the Chisos Mountains. As with all backcountry camping in Big Bend, you'll need to bring all necessary supplies including water, food, and waste disposal bags, and practice Leave No Trace principles by packing out everything you bring in.