#4a-Tent for 1 -adult only + Shower+ Park 10 min

*Sweet private campsite! *10 min to BBNP & Terlingua *ONE ADULT, over 21 yrs. NO pets. *Canvas tent: 6'Wx8'.5"Dx4'H, includes: a very comfortable TWIN bed, 1pillow, sheets, 1 blanket, table & lantern. *BRING SLEEPING BAG if it will be cold. *FULL size outdoor stargazer net bed for sleeping/ stargazing provided *1 outdoor chair *Picnic table, cooking stove (bring your own 1 lb cylinders), firepit w/cooking grate *only a mile or so to, gas, groceries, etc. *SHOWER & clean outhouse No power/water

Study Butte-Terlingua, TX, United States
2 guests
1 bedroom
0.5 bathrooms

What this place offers

Bathroom

  • Body soap
  • Conditioner
  • Shampoo

Home safety

  • Carbon monoxide detector

Kitchen and dining

  • Stove

Bathroom

  • Body soap
  • Conditioner
  • Shampoo

Home safety

  • Carbon monoxide detector

Kitchen and dining

  • Stove

Location features

  • Laundromat nearby

Outdoors

  • Fire pit
  • Outdoor seating

Parking and facilities

  • Free parking on premises

Good to know

The pin on the map is close to the campground. You will use the directions in your reservation sent after you book to get to the exact location. The road is not in navigation apps and GPS is not accurate. The Cottonwood store has a good selection of groceries, camping supplies and water fill station just a couple miles south on 118 towards the park. There's 15 acres to explore, but do not take any plants or rocks! The back property line is behind the cabin and my pole barn to the west. Do not go on the neighbors property. Please see the map in the photos so you know where the boundaries are. I'd hate for you to get a visit from the sheriff. Cottonwood grocery store here sells firewood, but bring it if you can as it will cost less. Important!! *If you're bringing a tent for extra guests, secure tents with good stakes, and gear from wind and weather. You can not rely on the forecast to predict the high winds or storms that can come up in the desert unexpectedly We expect campers to respect the property and leave it as they found it. Please practice Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly, and respect our dark skies as well by using minimal lighting at your camp, so all guests on the property have optimal stargazing. The desert is pristine, please do your part to keep it that way. We provide a special and beautiful place for campers to stay who appreciate the quiet, beauty of the desert and stars!! I appreciate you and thank you in advance for your respect and cooperation. *You must put out your campfire before leaving or going to bed. This is best done with a shovel or bucket full of dirt, but water works fine. No campfires in windy conditions over 10 mph. Use common sense. Sparks can fly a long way. Keep an eye on the local forecast and realize that rain to the north can cause the dry creeks on my property to flash flood and you may not be able to leave till it recedes, which is usually pretty quick, but no promises. This is the desert so it doesn't rain much or often. The rainy season is during the summer months when not many people are camping anyway, but rain CAN happen at unexpected times here. ALWAYS stay aware of the weather just in case.

Other Details to Note

High clearance vehicle is advised, but not required. Stay at your own risk. We are not responsible for accidents or damages.

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Accessibility

Neighborhood

The view of the Chisos mountains from camp is about the best around. Front and center is Emory Peak, the highest point in the national park at 7860 ft. To the left of that is Casa Grande and to the right is the South Rim and Lost Mine trail.

Guest Access

Your assigned campsite, the outhouse and dumpster in my driveway. Only camp in your assigned spot. Do not enter another guest's campsite unless invited. Thank you.

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no public transportation available

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