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Annie’s Outpost

83%
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17 reviews
· Sierra Blanca, Hudspeth, Texas
20 acres hosted by Anna Mae R.
5 motorhome/tent pitches
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Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Located just 2 miles off I-10, 8 miles to the West of Sierra Blanca, and 80 miles South/South-East of El Paso. This property is truly a part of the "OLD WEST". Sierra Blanca was named after Sierra Blanca Mountain, just North-West of town. The town came into existence when competing railroads for a second (Southern) transcontinental railroad line came within 10 miles of one another in 1881. Jay Gould, famous railroad magnate and robber baron, drove a silver spike commemorating the event on Dec. 15th 1881. The town sprang up around that spot, although the population didn't reach 350 people until 1914. It is best described as grazing land that is flat to slightly sloping terrain covered with desert sagebrush and grasses. Learn more about this land: Primitive campsites offer nice views, solitude, and a small flat space to set up camp next to your vehicle. No shade, toilets (bring your own), or other amenities are provided at this time but are in the works. Sierra Blanca has mild winters and very hot summers but the desert can get cold at night. The weather is generally sunny but come prepared for changing conditions. This is not a commercial campground. Site is great for large groups. Larger RVs have trouble turning or parking so please no rvs over 26 ft. Bring your own toilet. Wildlife include rabbits and hares, javelina, woodcock, teal, sandhill crane, quail, pronghorn, mule deer, duck, dove, rattlesnake, rails, gallinules, and moorehens, toads and a variety of lizards.
Activities
Hiking
Off-roading (OHV)
Wildlife watching
Natural features
Desert

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Annie’s Outpost

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Motorhome/tent pitch · Sleeps 17 · Vehicles under 18 ft
We are not a commercial campground. Primitive campsites offer nice views, amazing starry sky, solitude, and a small flat space to set up camp next to your vehicle. Currently the road has been washed away some so no rv camping at this time. No shade, toilets, or other amenities are provided. Sierra Blanca has mild winters and very hot summers but the desert can get cold at night. The weather is generally sunny but come prepared for changing conditions. This is not a commercial campground. Wildlife include rabbits and hares, javelina, woodcock, teal, sandhill crane, quail, pronghorn, mule deer, duck, dove, rattlesnake, rails, gallinules, and moorehens, toads and a variety of lizards. Located just 8 miles to the West of Sierra Blanca, 3 miles from the Border Patrol check station, and 80 miles South/South-East of El Paso astride Interstate 10. This property is truly a part of the "OLD WEST". Sierra Blanca was named after Sierra Blanca Mountain, just North-West of town. The town came into existence when competing railroads for a second (Southern) transcontinental railroad line came within 10 miles of one another in 1881. Jay Gould, famous railroad magnate and robber baron, drove a silver spike commemorating the event on Dec. 15th 1881. The town sprang up around that spot, although the population didn't reach 350 people until 1914. It is best described as grazing land that is flat to slightly sloping terrain covered with desert sagebrush and grasses. Long term available. https://maps.app.goo.gl/4kJKHutFA9K4Gsao8?g_st=ic
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
Electrical hookup
No water hookup
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4 dispersed sites
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Creosote Camp

Motorhome/tent pitch · Sleeps 17 · Vehicles under 18 ft
We are not a commercial campground. Primitive campsites offer nice views, solitude, and a small flat space to set up camp next to your vehicle. Currently the road has been washed away some so no rv camping at this time. No shade, toilets, or other amenities are provided. Sierra Blanca has mild winters and very hot summers but the desert can get cold at night. The weather is generally sunny but come prepared for changing conditions. This is not a commercial campground. Wildlife include rabbits and hares, javelina, woodcock, teal, sandhill crane, quail, pronghorn, mule deer, duck, dove, rattlesnake, rails, gallinules, and moorehens, toads and a variety of lizards. Located just 8 miles to the West of Sierra Blanca, 3 miles from the Border Patrol check station, and 80 miles South/South-East of El Paso astride Interstate 10. This property is truly a part of the "OLD WEST". Sierra Blanca was named after Sierra Blanca Mountain, just North-West of town. The town came into existence when competing railroads for a second (Southern) transcontinental railroad line came within 10 miles of one another in 1881. Jay Gould, famous railroad magnate and robber baron, drove a silver spike commemorating the event on Dec. 15th 1881. The town sprang up around that spot, although the population didn't reach 350 people until 1914. It is best described as grazing land that is flat to slightly sloping terrain covered with desert sagebrush and grasses. https://maps.app.goo.gl/4kJKHutFA9K4Gsao8?g_st=ic
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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$10
/ night
for 9 guests
1 dispersed site

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83% Recommend18 Ratings · 17 reviews

Location

Sierra Blanca, Hudspeth, Texas, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Anna Mae R.

Joined in May 2021
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