53420 State Highway 118. The Rustic Camp built by Campers with re-purposed and recycled materials, makes it one of the favorite Primitive Base Camps for Big Bend, Texas. Located in Southern Most Section of Terlingua Ranch, within eyesight of the Mexican Border, National and State Parks. Easy to find, just across from Willow Mountain, one of the most photograph natural
53420 State Highway 118. The Rustic Camp built by Campers with re-purposed and recycled materials, makes it one of the favorite Primitive Base Camps for Big Bend, Texas. Located in Southern Most Section of Terlingua Ranch, within eyesight of the Mexican Border, National and State Parks. Easy to find, just across from Willow Mountain, one of the most photograph natural features in Big Bend. Traveling highway 118 you will see the Entrance at address 53420, just north 1 mile of the outfitters and gas station. . When you pull in, Host is to the right and Camping is to the left. Just follow the driveway lights on back and pick any spot ya wish. Fiber Wifi up front with a spot to charge your stuff. 53420 State Highway 118 in Terlingua. NO SITE NUMBERS. Choose any site when ya get here. First come first camp. Low cars up front. SUV's and trucks can easily make it to the back, its all up to you, but remember no tow trucks down here. lol. The Out Houses are built by Campers using re-purposed materials and recycled wood. When arriving at night it will be very dark.. very few lights in use, dark sky's are protected in Big Bend.. so it may be hard to find. but we are directly on the highway on the west side of 118. Coyote Crossing is on a small red sign at the entrance. Trash Dumpster up front for your use. No collecting rocks, cactus or wood to burn... NO TRACE, leave it as you find it..
- Check in: After 12PM
- Check out: Before 12PM
- Cancellation policy: Super Strict (30 Days)
- On arrival: Go straight to camp
- Minimum nights: 1 night
- Accepts bookings: 12 months out
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During my stay at Coyote Crossing, I was literally the only camper on the property, which was very nice. I had a wide open space and every site for my choosing. I would imagine during the busy season, you will be surrounded by more campers but the tent sites are spread out far enough that you will have your space. If you're going during the peak hot weather, you should consider bringing some sort of canopy because there is no other shade available and damn it gets hot in your tent.
My only concern was that I when I tried to drive out early in the morning to go to the national park, I got turned around a bit because it was pitch black and I couldn't see if I was driving through a camp site or the intended driveway. A few more solar lights and signs might help direct drivers going to and from the back of the site.
Campsite was clean and quite. Great view of the surrounding mountains. Was also nice to have a dumpster in the main lot to dispose of trash so we didn’t have to carry it the rest of our trip. Would stay again.
Our host was great! This campsite is remote but got some service there. It was quite and views amazing! So glad we found this and not a park. Not to far is gas station, food that made it easy if we forgot something. Highly recommend and will be back. This was one of the greatest experiences we had.
Nice camping spot. Friendly host. This is where I'll camp whenever we are at Big Bend
We stayed 4 nights in my Rooftop tent and it was fantastic! We came on a jeep run with a big group of people in jeeps and tents who all camped. Plenty of space for everyone to park and be comfortable and far enough from other camp sites on the property to not bother others! The sunrises and sunsets were absolutely breathtaking! Its down the road from gas station, food, and attractions. Big Bend is not too far from the site. It is a dry camping spot so be prepared to bring your own food, water, supplies and gear. A nice outhouse is on site!
Good spot when Big Bend is full and way more affordable than other spots in the area. A very loud Jeep group was there when we were camping, but otherwise no complaints
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