Solis 2 Campground: Remote Texas Camping Experience

4 reviews

Solis 2 Campground Introduce

Solis 2 Campground, located in Texas, provides a remote and secluded camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This campsite is ideal for adventurous campers seeking solitude and a true backcountry experience.

It's crucial to be aware of the extreme environmental conditions at Solis 2, particularly during the summer months. Temperatures regularly exceed 100°F (38°C) and can climb above 110°F (43°C). Additionally, there is no cell service or Wi-Fi available at the site.

Here's a detailed overview of Solis 2 Campground:

Remote Location: Offers a secluded and private camping experience.
Large, Flat Area: Suitable for small camper trailers, though navigating through trees and bushes may cause scratches on vehicles.
Distance from Solis 1: While Solis 1 is nearby, a berm provides significant privacy between the two sites.
Proximity to Rio Grande: The Rio Grande River is accessible via a walk south, with a nearby parking area.
Road Conditions: High clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to dry stream beds and gullies. Inquire about road conditions before arrival.
Limited Amenities: Expect a primitive camping experience with no cell service or Wi-Fi.
Environmental Considerations: Be prepared for extreme heat during the summer.
Potential Wildlife/Security: Prior reports of drone activity in the area, and a reported robbery incident in the vicinity highlights the remote nature of the location, and the importance of being aware of your surroundings.

Solis 2 offers a unique opportunity to experience the rugged beauty of Texas. However, campers must be prepared for the remote location, extreme conditions, and limited amenities. Contact (432) 477-2251 or +1 432-477-2251 for further information and to inquire about current conditions.

Location

Texas Brewster County

Customer Reviews

5.0

4 reviews

Cliff Walls

Jan 03, 2023

I spent 4 days in Solis 2 in the summer of 2019. I'll start off with this; if you're planning to go in the summer, be prepared. It regularly gets above 100F and sometimes above 110. There is no cell service or wifi at this site. Okay, on to the site itself. SO2 is a pretty large, flat area. I had no issues getting a small camper trailer in and backing it around. You may have to zig-zag around some trees and bushes on the way in and you may get scratches on your vehicle. SO1 is not too far away, but it is far enough that you most likely won't know someone is there. There is a berm between SO1 and SO2 and I didn't see any lights or hear any people even though it was occupied. There really isn't a lot to explore in the immediate area. A walk south, though, and you'll be at the Rio Grande. There is a parking area near the river, so folks may pass by the site. Ask about road conditions before venturing out to SO2. You may not need 4wd, but high clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to crossing dry stream beds and gullies.

John oil Guy

May 15, 2023

Jan2021 we saw 5 night drones along River and nearby hills for 50-90 minutes. Reported to Rangers whose return letters said never heard anything then read Fed stories of mini drones on border near trouble spots. After considering Narcos, stray cattle 🐄, and our reserved camp 🏕️ permit, we believe they were watching out for us as a robbery incident happened 2-3 weeks prior about 7-9 miles to the West, that campsite area was closed. Wade can correct my dates facts etc. 🤓

Garret Fowler

Jun 26, 2022

Secluded and great flat spot. Had private access to the Rio Grande for kayaking down the Mariscal Canyon. One of the best camping trips I’ve ever been on.

D M

Dec 26, 2023