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Perdido Overland Overnight Camp

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133 reviews
· Study Butte, Brewster, Texas
40 acres hosted by Bradley A.
2 RV/tent sites
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Near Big Bend National Park
Within a 60-minute drive from the B0611 Maverick Entrance Booth Fee Station (Kiosk).
Amazing views
Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.
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We bought our property in 2003. Built our completely off-grid cabin in 2009, and moved out here full time in 2015. Since 2015 we've been continually improving our property and in 2019 had the idea to start a small campsite on the backside of our property in a private valley. A valley that while private and secluded has excellent 360 degree views.
Activities
Biking
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
Natural features
Desert
Mountainous

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 20 ft
Are you looking for a secluded adventure? Is being remote a priority?  Then we are looking forward to  you camping with us! We are recently acknowledged Gold Star hosts! You won't just see the mountains at a far distance, but will be completely surrounded by mountain ranges! What you need to know: -High clearance not always needed but recommended.   - Now with a 12' X 12' shade structure! This makes the camping more comfortable during the warm summer days. - 360° panoramic views! - You need good tires to safely get to the campsite. You will travel about 7 miles down dusty dirt roads to get to your campsite. These roads are maintained by Terlingua Ranch and can vary wildly from smooth 25 mph conditions to high clearance only with bad rains. Contact Brad if you have concerns about road conditions.  - Composting toilet. We've converted a brand new Porta-potty into a composting toilet. To keep it out of your sight it's a short walk away from the campsite.  - This campground is private and remote but conveniently located within 15-20 minutes of Terlingua Ranch Lodge and the Bad Rabbit Cafe. They are well stocked with great food, Wi-Fi, ice, beer, and other necessities.  - This is an off grid campground. If you are looking to unplug, this place is for you. Please remember to bring whatever you need for a complete boondocking experience, such as water, fuel, shade etc.  - You can view Mule deer, Javalina, lots of birds, and the unique desert plants.  - We strive to provide a campsite that is equal to, if not better, than the state and national park campsites.   - This looks close to the park on the map, but there are mountains that you have to drive around to get to either entrance. The drive to the Study Butte entrance is about 1 hour (I make this drive 5 times a week). If you have 4X4 and high clearance you can get to the 385 entrance in about 1 hour 15 minutes. (Ask Brad about this route.) - Best to arrive before dark.  - You have access to the amenities at Terlingua Ranch Lodge, located about 4 miles away. The Bad Rabbit Café serves good food. (Hours fluctuate with COVID and seasons, but in general are open 7 AM to 7 PM and as late as 8-9PM on the weekends). Also, during the summer you can buy a key from the Lodge to swim in the pool ($5/day). At the pool you can have a hot shower.   - You can have use a camp stove/charcoal grill to cook with during a fire ban.  You have to supply the stove/grill. No wood fires are allowed. - The owners home is located nearby, but out of sight. If you have an emergency, the house has a landline and other resources you might need.  If you've read this far and this doesn't scare you off, we are looking forward to hosting your camping adventure! 
No campfires
Toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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$22
/ night
for 2 guests
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2 with toilet-picnic tbl

99% (42)
RV/tent site · Sleeps 8 · Vehicles under 20 ft
Are you looking for a secluded adventure? Is being remote a priority? Then we are looking forward to  you camping with us! We are recently acknowledged Gold Star hosts! You won't just see the mountains at a far distance, but will be completely surrounded by mountain ranges! What you should know:  - High clearance not always needed but recommended.  - 360° panoramic views! - You need good tires to safely get to the campsite. You will travel about 7 miles down dusty dirt roads to get to your campsite. These roads are maintained by Terlingua Ranch and can vary wildly from smooth 25 mph conditions to high clearance only with bad rains. Contact Brad if you have concerns about road conditions.  - Composting toilet. We've converted a brand new Porta-potty into a composting toilet. To keep it out of your sight it's a short walk away from the campsite.  - This campground is private and remote but conveniently located within 15-20 minutes of Terlingua Ranch Lodge and the Bad Rabbit Cafe. They are well stocked with great food, Wi-Fi, ice, beer, and other necessities.  - This is an off grid campground. If you are looking to unplug, this place is for you. Please remember to bring whatever you need for a complete boondocking experience, such as water, fuel, shade etc. - You can view Mule deer, Javalina, lots of birds, and the unique desert plants.  - We strive to provide a campsite that is equal to, if not better, than the state and national park campsites.   - This looks close to the park on the map, but there are mountains that you have to drive around to get to either entrance. The drive to the Study Butte entrance is about 1 hour (I make this drive 5 times a week). If you have 4X4 and high clearance you can get to the 385 entrance in about 1 hour 15 minutes. (Ask Brad about this route.) - Best to arrive before dark.  - You have access to the amenities at Terlingua Ranch Lodge, located about 4 miles away. The Bad Rabbit Café serves good food. (Hours fluctuate with COVID and seasons, but in general are open 7 AM to 7 PM and as late as 8-9PM on the weekends). Also, during the summer you can buy a key from the Lodge to swim in the pool ($5/day). At the pool you can have a hot shower.   - You can have use a camp stove/charcoal grill to cook with during a fire ban.  You have to supply the stove/grill. No wood fires are allowed. - The owners home is located nearby, but out of sight. If you have an emergency, the house has a landline and other resources you might need.  If you've read this far and this doesn't scare you off, we are looking forward to hosting your camping adventure! 
No campfires
Toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
from
$21
/ night
for 2 guests
100 ft

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98% Recommend149 ratings · 133 reviews
This campsite offers a peaceful escape surrounded by stunning mountain views, ideal for those looking to disconnect. Visitors frequently mention the tranquility and solitude, with many appreciating the clear, starry night skies. The hosts are noted for their helpfulness and detailed directions, adding to the positive experience. While the site is remote, the natural beauty and privacy make it a memorable spot for campers looking to enjoy the desert landscape.
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Study Butte, Brewster, 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 Bradley A.

Joined in July 2019
Response rate: 100%
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