Dell City anchors West Texas desert camping with its sweet onion farms and quick access to Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Campers chase epic hikes in McKittrick Canyon or stargaze over Cornudas Mountains dark skies. Four RV parks deliver cheap stays from $6 a night right off US-62.
Dell City pumps out legendary sweet onions along Farm Road 408 each spring. Drivers zip 30 minutes east on US-62 to Guadalupe Mountains National Park for pine-shaded McKittrick Canyon trails. Cornudas Mountains tower nearby, drawing solitude seekers to rocky summits and vast desert basins. Local chili roasts pop up in fall, blending farm-fresh flavors with community vibes.
RV parks match every camper's style in Dell City. The Radcliffe Family Homestead welcomes pets with drinking water, ideal for family road trips at $10 to $35 per night. Campfire Adventure Ranch supplies WiFi and showers for pet owners craving comfort, priced $25 to $35. McKittrick Ridge Wilderness Campground fits groups on tight budgets with sites at $6 to $12. E & I RV Park hooks up WiFi starters from $32 nightly.
Dell City excels at growing sweet onions harvested along Farm Road 408. Farmers ship these mild bulbs nationwide each spring. The town also serves as a quiet base for exploring Guadalupe Mountains National Park's hikes and Cornudas Mountains' desert vistas, blending agriculture with rugged outdoor access.
Four RV parks cluster near Dell City: The Radcliffe Family Homestead, E & I RV Park, Campfire Adventure Ranch, and McKittrick Ridge Wilderness Campground. They line US-62 with rates from $6 nightly. Amenities span pet-friendly sites, WiFi, showers, and group areas for desert explorers.
Yes, two parks welcome pets: The Radcliffe Family Homestead and Campfire Adventure Ranch. Radcliffe offers drinking water alongside pet access at $10 to $35 per night. Campfire adds WiFi and showers for comfortable stays with dogs at $25 to $35, perfect for desert pet adventures.
