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Coyote Crossing
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by 2 campers
by 2 campers
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Coyote Crossing is a 21 acre Primitive Tent Area that is directly on 118 just a mile or so from Gas, Food, Post Office, Hardware Store, Horse Back Rides, River Tour Guides, Outfitters, local craft, art and the famous Big Bend National Park... we are easy to find and just across from the very popular and most photographed Willow Mountain. Nestled in a rare sweet spot for most
Continue reading...Coyote Crossing is a 21 acre Primitive Tent Area that is directly on 118 just a mile or so from Gas, Food, Post Office, Hardware Store, Horse Back Rides, River Tour Guides, Outfitters, local craft, art and the famous Big Bend National Park... we are easy to find and just across from the very popular and most photographed Willow Mountain. Nestled in a rare sweet spot for most cell phones, Roberts back yard is a great location for your Basecamp during any great adventure. You can find him up front, near his Tiny Home, wandering around chasing honey little honey dew.
Some people ask?
Coyote Crossing. Why coyote? The symbolism could remind you to laugh at yourself. Let loose and get on with it. Stop dwelling on your worries and stresses and let them go, you have to get out of the way of yourself. The coyote is signaling you to do something that gives you pleasure and joy and focus on the positive for a change. Second, for the Coyote that came by every night for a visit and her pups she was always keeping an eye on as they crossed the highway .This is their home and they welcome us to stay. In turn we welcome the Coyote..
No. of sites
10 bookable sites
Access
Short walk (1 - 5 mins)
Group sizes
Up to 52 people per site
No potable water
Bring your own water
Fires allowed
Communal fire ring, charcoal grill
No toilet
Pack it out
Pets allowed
On leash
No showers
Bins available
Trash bin
Have a question? Send Rob a message!
- Check in: After 10AM
- Check out: Before 10AM
- Cancellation policy: Super Strict (30 Days)
- On arrival: Meet and greet
- Minimum nights: 1 night
- Accepts bookings: 12 months out
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Coyote Crossing in Texas.
Desert
The vibe at Coyote Crossing
3 Written reviews
James M.
didn't provide a recommendation.
November 20th, 2018
Great place to camp. The host was very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Site was close to stores and restaurants but isolated enough to provide privacy. Definitely recommend.
November 20th, 2018
Great experience. Site was everything we were hoping for. Host was very friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend.
- Property
- Coyote Crossing
- State
- Texas
- $15/night
- 10 Sites