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Mountain View RV Park

Family Owned RV Park

Discover a peaceful retreat nestled in Dell City, TX, with full hook-ups and stunning views of the Guadalupe Mountains. Experience the best of nature and adventure!

Experience the Uniqueness of Mountain View RV Park

Tranquil Mountain Scenery - Easy Access to Outdoor Adventure - Central Location for Explore & Play - Stargazing Oasis

Newly built bath house with designated tent sites. Tent sites include water and picnic table.

1 2018 Airsream available for a cabin rental, cabin rental is 70.00 nightly.

Good Guad Land Co.

Find extreme solitude and unforgettable views of Guadalupe Peak at this desert escape next to Guadalupe Mountains National Park!

This is choose-your-own-adventure camping. The terrain is rugged, and the dust and wind blow some nights. Once you're here, there are few amenities (unless you book our cabin, Li’l Capitan).

If this sounds fine — you don't mind roughing it — you'll be sleeping under the stars at the foot of West Texas' tallest mountain range. And who else can say they've done that?

BURN BAN IN EFFECT: Unfortunately, we are under a countywide burn ban.

Distance to nearby attractions: Guadalupe Mountains National Park Visitor Center, 11 miles; Black River Recreation Area, 42 miles; Carlsbad Caverns National Park Visitor Center, 52 miles

Distance from nearby towns: Dell City, 34 miles; Van Horn, 56 miles; Carlsbad, 65 miles; El Paso, 104 miles

I call this spot "Three Yuccas" ... you know, since there are three yuccas.

Can't beat that view of the tallest mountain in Texas!

The entrance to Ocotillo Grande is about 1,000 feet from Highway 62/180. 

The rock garden is a work in progress. Feel free to add to it!

Butler-Nash Ranch

Camp ground are located in 5 acres of an already established Ranch.  Please follow guidelines and rules to not venture to restricted area or onto neighboring ranches.  The area is dirt roads with brush everywhere.  Beautiful cactus wildlife and different type of birds soaring high.  Catch your sight on White-tailed Deer, Pronghorn, Javelina,, Quail, and much more!

Peaceful Desert Under the Stars

Escape to your own slice of wide-open West Texas desert — 20 acres of quiet, flat, land surrounded by endless views of distant mountains, sunrises, and stars that fill the night sky.
This raw land is perfect for boondocking, stargazing, overlanding, photography, or off-grid camping.
You’ll have the space all to yourself — no neighbors, no noise, just desert peace and open horizons.
The property is lightly covered in small mesquite and desert brush with dirt-road access (high-clearance or 4WD recommended).
No utilities or facilities — this is true primitive camping. Bring everything you need in and pack everything out.
Located about 15 minutes from Sierra Blanca, and just off I-10, it’s an ideal stopover for travelers heading between El Paso and Van Horn or for anyone wanting to unplug under the stars.

Dessert Under The Stars

Escape to your own slice of wide-open West Texas desert — 20 acres of quiet, flat, and hill land surrounded by endless views of distant mountains, sunrises, and stars that fill the night sky.
This raw land is perfect for boondocking, stargazing, overlanding, photography, or off-grid camping.
You’ll have the space all to yourself — no neighbors, no noise, just desert peace and open horizons.
The property is lightly covered in small mesquite and desert brush with dirt-road access (high-clearance or 4WD recommended).
No utilities or facilities — this is true primitive camping. Bring everything you need in and pack everything out.
Located about 15 minutes from Sierra Blanca, and just off I-10, it’s an ideal stopover for travelers heading between El Paso and Van Horn or for anyone wanting to unplug under the stars.

Annie’s Outpost

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.

Please be aware of the 3 day cancellation policy. A full refund may initiated if you cancel at least 3 days prior to arrival. Thank you.

You can take the sharp left turn or contact me for other options. Please be careful as the dirt road sometimes has washed away in some areas creating a divot but 4x4 is not necessary.

Summit Ranch

Escape to 20 Acres of Pristine Land!

Discover the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life on our expansive 20-acre property. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, where you can relax, unwind, and reconnect with the great outdoors.

Wake up to breathtaking sunrises and unwind with stunning sunsets that paint the sky in vibrant hues. Our land offers endless opportunities for adventure and exploration. Bring your ATVs, four-wheelers, and horses to traverse the serene, picturesque landscape.

This is primitive camping at its finest, so be sure to bring your own tent, camping gear, and portable toilet. 

Campfires are welcome, you are free to use any firewood you can gather from the natural area.

Due to the rough terrain, a four-wheel drive vehicle is recommended to ensure you can access all areas of the property safely and comfortably.

While exploring, you may encounter a variety of wildlife native to the Sierra Blanca, Texas desert area, including desert mule deer, javelinas, coyotes and various bird species. Keep an eye out for these incredible creatures as you enjoy your stay.

Whether you’re looking to camp under the stars, enjoy a peaceful retreat, or embark on thrilling outdoor activities, our campsite is the ideal destination. Experience the beauty and calm of rural living and create unforgettable memories in this natural haven.

We are only 88 miles east of El Paso, TX, 35 miles from Van Horn, TX, and 77 miles from the Blue Origin Spaceport.

Valley Ranch

Discover Your Adventure Haven in Sierra Blanca, Texas!

Escape to a pristine natural paradise perfect for primitive camping and outdoor enthusiasts. Our land offers endless opportunities for:

Experience hiking, biking, and climbing as you explore rugged trails and breathtaking vistas. Bring your own dirt bikes or 4-wheelers to enjoy the thrill of off-road adventures. Bring your own horses to explore the scenic landscapes on horseback. Bring your camping gear and enjoy primitive camping to immerse yourself in nature and experience the tranquility of the great outdoors. Spot a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, antelopes, javelinas, rabbits, and even some elk.

Embrace the beauty of nature at its fullest and create unforgettable memories. Your adventure awaits!

We are only 88 miles east of El Paso, TX, 35 miles from Van Horn, TX, and 76 miles from the Blue Origin Spaceport.

Freedom Land

Basically a Desert with beautiful mountains in view.

P>T Ranch

PT Ranch: People are Greater than Things.  This is a great location for people to come and relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life.  Nestled only 0.6 of a mile off of Highway 62/180 in Hudspeth County (On North Howling Wind Road), Texas, this Ranch offers four 30'x60' RV sites, and four 20'x30' RV sites.  

There is ample Hiking nearby (Sierra Tinaja Pinta, Cerro Diablo, and Miller Mountain in The Cornudas Mountains), and the site is only about twenty miles West of the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. 

When you need to reconnect with city life, El Paso is only about 45 minutes away, and the small town of Dell City is only 20 minutes away the county seat, Sierra Blanca, just 40 minutes away.  

We welcome Families, Meditators, Yogis, Saints and Sages, Overlanders, Hikers, Mountain Bikers, Motorhome Enthusiasts, Snow Birds, Sun Gazers, Bush Pilots, Equestrians, Paragliders, Baloonists, Kite flyers, and anyone who's out there to enjoy the natural beauty of West Texas and the world in general.

We ask that our guests pack in and pack out what they bring.  As we are a newcomer to Hipcamp, we do not have any RV hook-ups, or out-houses yet.

We also explicitly request that our guests not bring any drugs or alcohol on the site--this is a dry listing--we don't like drugs and alcohol, they bring demons, and we don't like demons.  

Also, we support the Second Amendment, but ask that our guests not discharge firearms on the site unless it's an emergency. 

We love dogs, but if your dog is big and aggressive, not very obedient, and potentially dangerous to other people, kids, and small pets, we ask that you keep your buddy on a leash and make sure that he/she doesn't get into trouble.  Thanks.

P.S. P&gt;T Ranch is a Private Member Association, owned and operated by a private trust, and all it takes to become a member for life is to book a night and complete your reservation.  

Hiking in Canyon coming from our mountains

Desert Gardens Oasis in Lobo, Texas

Desert Gardens Oasis is your in country camping retreat with RVs, cabins and tent spots where fireplaces are waiting for you.
 
We have thousands of acres for hiking in the mountain, trip to the cave, landing strip for your power para glider, outdoor  chess, golf, shooting range, monastery, and speedway - all included for free waiting for you.
We are Chihuahua desert headquarters for the most unique location located about 15 minutes drive from Interstate 10 and Van Horn, Tx.
We are one of the most unique camping in west Texas. Artists for Humanity manage this place with members coming from all over the world. Enjoy the true west Texas and true South West!
Salt Springs spa is coming soon
We are at West side of Green Valley in Lobo, Texas.
Desert Gardens Oasis is quiet,  safe,  exotic and tranquility is the theme of every day.

Beautiful desert in every direction to explore!

We loved that the area is fenced and secure. Great for campers with dogs!

There is an outdoor shower available for camper use

The dirt road that leads to the campsite. You'll see at least a couple caches along this road.

South Lobo, Texas

Learn more about this land:This land is located on about 6 acres of Chihuahuan desert land, about 1 mile directly south of the old ghost town of Lobo (which is why this place is called South Lobo), which is about 17 miles south of I-10 at Van Horn, Texas. The Rio Grande valley is about 15 miles to the west of this site, and about 2 miles east is Chispa Mountain (about 1200 feet higher than the surrounding country).Some day I hope to operate a small interfaith chapel and emergency water station (this land is located about 15 miles as the crow flies from Mexico) but for now it is just a beautiful bit of country for camping. You can learn more about our mission by searching for "South Lobo, Texas."My pricing is per&nbsp;vehicle (since this is the most environmentally impactful thing that happens on this place), which means that primitive campers who are not parking on the property can camp for free (one extra camping space is reserved for primitive campers).There is no power or water on site and minimal shade. You are welcome to hike, mountain bike, explore, etc but ATV's are not allowed (except on the dirt road).This is also a great location for railfans (Amtrak goes through here six times per week while going between San Antonio and Los Angeles, but there is also some freight traffic) but also for stargazers and ham radio operators (very low electrical noise levels).Safety wise: The Border Patrol is frequently in this area, so please do not be surprised if they come by and say hello while you are camping. If they ask about your presence, tell them you are camping with the permission of the landowner. Other than the border patrol, you are unlikely to encounter any other people. The biggest danger out here is dehydration. Be sure and bring more water than you think you'll need as it is a long drive back to Van Horn. (and if you have any extra left, please consider leaving it behind for emergency use from refugees who may be passing through)Lots of things to see and do in the area --- Van Horn is a nice town (with some decent food, stores, etc.). The famous Prada Marfa isn't far away and of course there is the ghost town in Lobo (where they occasionally have film festivals and other events). Lots of folks pass through this area heading to Big Bend and other points further out.Please do your best to clean up your camp site when you leave so that this unique landscape will be preserved for future visitors to see and experience.

Sunset in South Lobo is gorgeous. My orange car and tent blended right in.

Tons of space to spread out! This would be a great spot for a family with campers or pop-ups and bikes! We're ultralight car campers, so we had lots of fun hiking the land.

This is the desert, and there is no shade. The county was still under a burn ban, so we used our backpacking stoves for hot meals.

The desert is expansive! You can see your site from wherever you hike, but are not visible from the highway at all. 

Tons of yucca and different plants to admire on the land as well. 

We experimented with making different shade structures all afternoon, which was super fun. Four trekking poles and a tarp did the trick!

The entire site is surrounded by mountains on all sides - very cool for Texas!

There is no shortage of beautiful scenery to get lost in. 

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