The best camping near Fort Hancock with climbing

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Fort Hancock draws climbers for its rugged, sunbaked boulders and quiet desert sprawl. Hipcamp lists over 40 climbing-friendly campsites here, with prices starting at $20 and averaging $50 a night. You’ll find spots where campfires are allowed, plus showers and toilets—basic comforts that matter after a day on the rocks. Standout sites include True Explorer Hacienda (6 reviews), a favorite for its remote feel; Gleatherland Ranch (5 reviews), which puts you close to the best climbing routes; and Butler-Nash Ranch (4 reviews), a solid pick for wildlife-watching between climbs. Bring sturdy shoes, extra water, and a sense of adventure—the rocks here don’t hand out easy wins.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Gleatherland Ranch

1. Gleatherland Ranch

100%
(6)
45mi from Fort Hancock · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging · Clint, TX
Enjoy beautiful views of Hueco Tanks, the surrounding mountains and expansive night skies at our 18 acre Ranch. Gleatherland offers a full array of accommodations including primitive camping, water/electric RV sites, glamping in one of our unique yurts or retro campers (seasonal) , as well as two fully equipped vacation rental homes open year round. ( see dates) Located just minutes away from Hueco Tanks State Park. Enjoy all the park has to offer including rock climbing, hiking, birding rock art tours, etc. Other area attractions include Franklin Mountains, Guadalupe National Park, Carlsbad Caverns, White Sand Nat'l Monument, Hot Springs of TorC and more (from 1-2 hours drive). Dates; Primitive & RV Camping open August - May (closed June and July) Glamping (yurts) open seasonally Nov- May Vacation rental homes : open all year Reservations required 24 hours in advance for all rentals and RV sites Primitive Camping - walk-ins only, no reservation required.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$30
 / night

Fort Hancock draws climbers for its rugged, sunbaked boulders and quiet desert sprawl. Hipcamp lists over 40 climbing-friendly campsites here, with prices starting at $20 and averaging $50 a night. You’ll find spots where campfires are allowed, plus showers and toilets—basic comforts that matter after a day on the rocks. Standout sites include True Explorer Hacienda (6 reviews), a favorite for its remote feel; Gleatherland Ranch (5 reviews), which puts you close to the best climbing routes; and Butler-Nash Ranch (4 reviews), a solid pick for wildlife-watching between climbs. Bring sturdy shoes, extra water, and a sense of adventure—the rocks here don’t hand out easy wins.

95% (37)

Top-rated campgrounds

Gleatherland Ranch

1. Gleatherland Ranch

100%
(6)
45mi from Fort Hancock · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging · Clint, TX
Enjoy beautiful views of Hueco Tanks, the surrounding mountains and expansive night skies at our 18 acre Ranch. Gleatherland offers a full array of accommodations including primitive camping, water/electric RV sites, glamping in one of our unique yurts or retro campers (seasonal) , as well as two fully equipped vacation rental homes open year round. ( see dates) Located just minutes away from Hueco Tanks State Park. Enjoy all the park has to offer including rock climbing, hiking, birding rock art tours, etc. Other area attractions include Franklin Mountains, Guadalupe National Park, Carlsbad Caverns, White Sand Nat'l Monument, Hot Springs of TorC and more (from 1-2 hours drive). Dates; Primitive & RV Camping open August - May (closed June and July) Glamping (yurts) open seasonally Nov- May Vacation rental homes : open all year Reservations required 24 hours in advance for all rentals and RV sites Primitive Camping - walk-ins only, no reservation required.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$30
 / night

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