Pine Springs Campground: A Perfect Getaway in Texas

254 reviews

400 Pine Springs to Guadalupe Peak, Salt Flat, TX 79847, USA
+1 915-828-3251
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Pine Springs Campground Introduce

Pine Springs Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern convenience, making it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Texas. Nestled near Guadalupe Peak, this campground provides a perfect base for exploring the surrounding landscapes while offering all the necessary amenities to make your stay comfortable.

Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Pine Springs Campground has something for everyone. The campsite features well-maintained areas with plenty of space between sites, ensuring privacy and tranquility. For those traveling by RV, the dedicated parking area is conveniently located close to essential facilities, including restrooms with running water, bottle-filling stations, and fish-washing sinks. The campground also boasts a pit toilet at one end, ensuring all basic needs are met.

One of the standout features of Pine Springs Campground is its proximity to natural attractions. A walking trail leads from the campground to the visitors center, offering campers the chance to explore further and take in the breathtaking views of the area. For those looking to immerse themselves in nature, there are also walk-in campsites (sites 4-12), which require a short hike from the parking area. This adds an adventurous element to your camping experience while allowing you to fully embrace the serene surroundings.

Pine Springs Campground is more than just a place to stay; it's an invitation to disconnect and reconnect with nature. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the campground's well-maintained sites and convenient amenities, makes it a favorite among both tent campers and RV enthusiasts. Whether you're spending a night under the stars or enjoying the comfort of your vehicle, Pine Springs Campground ensures a memorable outdoor experience.

Location: Strategically located near Guadalupe Peak, offering easy access to natural attractions and outdoor activities.
Accommodation Options: Tent campsites and RV parking areas with ample space and privacy.
Amenities: Restrooms with running water, bottle-filling stations, fish-washing sinks, and a pit toilet.
Activities: Walking trails to the visitors center, offering opportunities for exploration and photography.
Environment: A serene setting with stunning views, perfect for those seeking peace and nature.

Pine Springs Campground is more than just a place to stay; it's an experience. With its beautiful surroundings, convenient amenities, and proximity to outdoor attractions, it's no wonder that visitors often return year after year. The positive reviews from previous guests highlight the campground's cleanliness, well-maintained sites, and peaceful atmosphere:

"Had a great time here. We spent one night tent camping—super well maintained camp sites, great views, easy to park and get space from other campers. Super peaceful."

"The RV lot is convenient with quiet nights and delightful views. The facilities are well-maintained and easily accessible."

These testimonials reflect the campground's commitment to providing a high-quality experience for all visitors. Whether you're a family, couple, or solo adventurer, Pine Springs Campground offers everything you need for a memorable outdoor getaway.

Location

Texas Culberson County Salt Flat Pine Springs to Guadalupe Peak

Customer Reviews

4.0

254 reviews

Miranda Hitchcock

Nov 08, 2024

Had a great time here. We spent one night tent camping- super well maintained camp sites, great views, easy to park and get space from other campers. Super peaceful. Second night we stayed in the truck in the RV lot- if you’re parking there, just know that it’s a parking lot! But views out the back are delightful, you’re right near the bathrooms and water fill station, and it was quiet.

Emily Murphy

Oct 29, 2024

It's a great campground! There are bathrooms with running water, bottle filling station, and fish washing sinks at the the top of the hill. There is also a pit toilet at the other end of the camp ground. There is a walking trail feom the campground to the visitors center. Be aware that campsites 4-12 are walk in campsites. Depending on which campsite you are in it might be a 30-50 yard walk from the parking area to your site. Not a huge deal, just a few extra trips to set up camp.

Gabe Kempf

Sep 23, 2024

Clean park, bathrooms, no showers, water bottle filling station. No other services. *This is not a regular peaceful campground** Don't expect just to lounge out in nature and look at the views. This is a very busy compact area. It is almost exclusively a climber's bivouac and public parking area for the hike up Guadalupe peak. People are pulling in and wrestling around gear at all hours of the night. literally all night. people start hiking up that mountain at 2:00 3:00 in the morning to be at the peak before sunrise. That being said it is perfect place to overnight if you are climbing Guadalupe peak!

Mikayla Walder

Feb 15, 2025

No camper electoral and no showers but clean restrooms. Right at the beginning of several trailheads and close to the visitor center too! Very windy and according to a ranger it is the second windiest place in the US

Michael Dahle

Nov 13, 2024

Pine Spings is what it is...its a small campground with no hookups for RVs, No shower facilities, Regular restrooms and pit toilets available. The rangers are phenomenal and the hiking is fantastic, don't let the limited facilities prevent you from visiting.

Steve Lewis (From Boise, To)

Apr 12, 2025

We stayed in our truck-trailer, not the tents. The parking lot is a great location for hiking and centralized for the park as well. Location is 5-stars. The 'campground' is mediocre, at best. Everyone is parked on top of each other. I set out our game cameras out the back into the tree line and the only thing I caught was our neighbor peeing in the middle of the night. The walk to the restroom is less than 1-minute. Good restrooms and a dishwashing station as well.

Dave Danenfelzer

Mar 20, 2025

The RV campground isn't bad. Since many of the tent sites are first come first serve it's worth a look if you can sleep in your car, van or small RV. No electric hook ups and it does get cold at night (March for us) so pack warm clothes and heaters if you can power them.