Scale Texas's highest peak in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, where rugged trails meet ancient fossil reefs. Park your RV at Pine Springs Campground from $13 a night or Wilderness Ridge Wilderness Campground for $6 to $48 nightly. These bases launch hikers into Guadalupe Peak's summit views and McKittrick Canyon's fall colors.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park towers in West Texas with Guadalupe Peak at 8,751 feet, the state's tallest summit. The Guadalupe Peak Trail climbs 3,000 feet over 8.4 miles for sweeping desert vistas. McKittrick Canyon glows with maple and oak leaves each October. Permian Reef Trail reveals 250-million-year-old sea fossils along limestone walls. El Capitan's sheer cliff marks the park's dramatic southern edge.
Pine Springs Campground fits RV families and day hikers with reservable sites from $13 per night near the visitor center and trailheads. Wilderness Ridge Wilderness Campground appeals to rugged adventurers with backcountry primitive spots priced $6 to $48 nightly, perfect for stargazing far from lights. Both parks anchor your assaults on the park's 80 miles of trails and quiet nights under Chihuahuan Desert skies.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park claims Texas's highest peak at Guadalupe Peak and features Permian fossil reefs. The park protects 86,367 acres of Chihuahuan Desert with 80 miles of trails. Highlights include McKittrick Canyon's autumn colors and El Capitan's towering limestone face, drawing hikers nationwide.
Pine Springs Campground and Wilderness Ridge Wilderness Campground serve RV campers inside the park. Pine Springs offers developed sites from $13 nightly near trailheads; Wilderness Ridge provides primitive options at $6 to $48 per night for remote stays. Both sit along US Highway 62/180 at the park entrance.
No full hookups exist at park campgrounds like Pine Springs or Wilderness Ridge. These sites offer dry camping with water nearby and dump stations available. RVers manage with generators during the park's mild fall and spring seasons.