All campsites have Is Equipment Mandatory

81 of 93 campsites have Food Storage Locker

Campground with bright orange, yellow, and green fall colors on the surrounding trees. A campsite with a bear box and picnic table are in the foreground, with several parked trailers and trucks far in the back. Just beyond the campsite is a restroom inside a beige brick building. The campsite has a long pull-through driveway which connects to the main campground road.

Close-up view at the end of the campsite driveway. From left to right, a bear box and metal grill sit on the edge of the campsite. On the bottom right, a brown picnic table faces out to the surrounding area. Behind the campsite, there is a grassy field with cottonwood trees growing between other campsites.

Campsite in the summertime with green grass and trees. A bear box, metal grill, and a picnic table are at the edge of a gravel driveway.

A bear box, picnic table, and metal grill sit underneath a lush, green tree at the end of a gravel driveway.

A bear box, picnic table, and metal grill all sit close together at the edge of a gravel driveway. Behind the table is a cottonwood tree in winter that has lost its leaves.

A long and paved pull-through driveway connects to the adjacent campsite, and provides ample parking for site two. A small, gravel space sits in-between the paved pull-through and the picnic table.

The paved, pull through parking space connects to the main campground road. Several cottonwood trees that have lost their leaves for the winter are shown in a field just beyond the camp site.

Campsite 3 with bear box and picnic table

Close-up view of a campsite at the end of a gravel driveway. From left to right, a brown picnic table, metal grill, and bear box all border the edge of the campsite. Cottonwood trees grow on either side of the site and a campground restroom is off in the distance

Rio Grande Village campground in fall

Overview of Camp site 3

A wide-arcing driveway passes in front of a bear box and picnic table. Cottonwood trees grow in a grassy field behind the campsite. Bear boxes from other campsites are seen intermittently in the distance.

The main campground road connects to a paved parking space just in front of the campsite. Green trees and fields of grass surround the area.

Lush green trees surround a gravel campsite. A bear box and metal grill are fixed to the left of the site, while a picnic table sits to the far right. A paved road in the foreground leads to the site.

A parked trailer sits in the wide-arcing driveway with a slide-out and solar panel.

A close up view in early Spring of a bear box, metal grill, and silver picnic table contained within a gravel campsite. There is a grassy field just behind the campsite with cottonwood trees and more campsites beyond.

View facing the campsite from the edge of the driveway. A metal grill, bear box, and picnic table sit close together in the left corner. A wide gravel driveway provides ample room for parking smaller or mid-sized RVs.

A view of the campsite seen from the main campground road. The campsite has a bear box and metal grill to the left side, and a picnic table to the right. On both sides of the site are two large trees growing in a grassy field.

A close-up view of a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table placed close together at the edge of the site.

From left to right: There is a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table huddled together in the left corner. A wide gravel driveway extends out to the road. Several cottonwood trees grow in a grassy area just behind the campsite.

The driveway leading into the campsite is shown leading from the main road. A bear box and picnic table stand off to the side of the driveway at the very far, left end. Cottonwood trees grow tall in the grassy field just behind the campsite.

A paved road leads to a wide gravel parking space. A bear box, metal grill, and picnic table are at the very edge of the parking space, surrounded by grassy fields and green trees.

A close-up view of the bear box, metal grill, and picnic table. The bear box and metal grill stand right on the edge of the driveway, while the picnic table sits underneath the shade of cottonwood trees in the grassy field beyond.

Wide view of the campsite, shwoing a raised gravel driveway above a grassy field. To the left of the driveway are a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill. Other campsites can be seen off in the distance spotted around the grassy field.

A wide view of the gravel driveway in Site 8. At the very top left end of the driveway, there is a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table sitting close together. A grassy field with cottonwood trees stretches just beyond the end of the campsite.

Close-up view of a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table, which are all staged close together at the end of a gravel driveway. A grassy field with cottonwood trees and other campsites is seen just beyond the end of Site 8.

A white pick-up truck is parked sideways in front of a green trailer in the campsite. The trailer is setup next to the picnic table, bear box, and metal grill.

View of a gravel campsite from the main campground road. There is bear box on the far left edge of the site, and a wooden picnic table on the other side. The site is surrounded by grassy fields and trees with full, green leaves.

A long gravel driveway leads into the campsite. A grassy field surrounds the driveway, where cottonwood trees are growing throughout the area. Bear boxes from other campsites can be seen dotted along in the distance.

A long gravel driveway leads to the picnic table, bear box, and metal grill. Cottonwood trees sit on either side at the end of the driveway, providing ample shade.

A long gravel driveway leads from the roadway into the campsite. A bear box, metal grill, and picnic table sit under the shade of a cottonwood tree at the very end of the driveway.

A close-up view of the metal grill, bear box, and picnic table for Site 9. The bear box and picnic table both sit underneath the shade of a cottonwood tree. Several other sites with picnic table and bear boxes are scattered in the field behind Site 9.

A silver trailer in Site 10 is parked in front of the shade shelter. Retractable awnings are all extended out from the trailer. A bicycle sits inbetween the trailer and the shade shelter, waiting to be ridden.

A truck and a silver trailer are parked in the pull-through space in Site 10. The pull-through is a tight arc and has medium-sized trees growing on either side of it.

Panoramic view of the pull-through driveway leading from the main roadway.

View of a paved, pull-through parking space in front of an open shelter with a bear box and picnic table. The arc of the pull-through space is tight and not suggested for longer RVs.

Close-up view of the shade shelter and surrounding area in Site #10. Shown in this picture, campers have setup two portable chairs in front of a metal gril next to the shade shelter. Inside the shelter, there is a picnic table and bench attached to one of the inner walls. Just right behind the shelter is a small, two-person tent. Medium bushes grow around the area to provide additional privacy.

View of the large, wide-arcing driveway for Site #11. The pull-through driveway allows for a wide turning radius and is ideal for longer trailers or RVs. Near the driveway is a restroom facility, and additional campsites with bear boxes are seen in the grassy field beyond.

View of Site #11 with the main roadway in the foreground and the wide-arcing, pull-through driveway just behind it. A large gravel pad is available with a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table.

View of Site #11 from the main roadway. A large tent is pitched in the shade of a cottonwood tree near the gravel driveway. Nearby, the bear box, metal grill, and picnic table are setup at the driveway's edge. More cottonwood trees can be seen growing in the grassy field just behind the campsite.

A large trailer is parked beside a shade shelter. Slide outs from the trailer are extended out and a solar panel is gathering light from the driveway. There is a large parking space beside the trailer for an additional vehicle to park.

A large trailer is parked beside a shade shelter. Slide outs from the trailer are extended out and a solar panel is gathering light from the driveway. There is still ample room in front of the trailer for additional vehicles to be parked.

A paved road leads to an open shade and shelter. Beneath the shelter is a picnic table, metal grill, and bear box. The paved roadway is a pull-through parking space with a tight arc, and is not recommended for longer RVs.

A view of the open shade shelter at Site 13 is shown with a picnic table attached underneath the shelter. There is a bear box just behind the platform that the shelter is attached to.

Wide view of the shade shelter, picnic table, and bear box for Site #14. The shelter, picnic table, and bear box are built on a paved area to provide ease of access to the site's amenities. The gravel driveway is directly in front of the shade shelter, allowing the shortest distance possible between a parked vehicle and the campsite. A grassy field with cottonwood trees and a telephone pole can be seen just behind the site.

View of ADA accessible Site 14 from the main roadway. There is a wide gravel driveway for parking, a large shade shelter over a picnic table, and a paved sidewalk leading to a restroom. Cottonwood trees and bear boxes from other camp sites can be seen scattered in a grassy field behind the restroom.

Site #14 is an ADA Accessible Campsite

Campsite #14 is an ADA Accessible Campsite

014 ADA only

Shade shelter at site #15 is shown. There is a picnic table underneath the shelter, and a bear box and metal grill are just behind. Small, green bushes add privacy to the back areas of the site.

Shade shelter as viewed through the brush from the parking space. The parking space is considered narrow with low-hanging branches.

View of the backside of the shade shelter. The shelter is built on to a large, concrete platform and has picnic table built into the walls underneath the roof. A bear box is right beside the concrete platform to allow ease of access to all food and scented items. Bushes and trees grow, surrounding the shelter and providing additional shade and privacy during the day.

Wide view of the narrow arcing, pull-through driveway for Site #15. There are numerous large trees and bushes surrounding the site, providing ample shade during the day.

View of the narrow, pull-through driveway with a tight arc. The shade shelter and bear box can be seen in the distance, underneath the shade of tall trees.

View from inside the shade shelter. The picnic table is shown with a bench attached to the inside wall of the shelter. Looking out from the table, there is a long, gravel walkway leading from the driveway, and soft dirt beside it for pitching tents.

View of the narrow, pull-through parking space from the main roadway. The metal bear box and shade shelter can be seen in the distance, with a trail leading to them through the trees from the parking space.

Close-up view of the shade shelter with a metal grill and bear box nearby. Trees and bushes are all growing high nearby, providing additional shade and privacy in the day.

View of the picnic table inside the shade shelter. The table and bench are attached to a wall of the shelter, with one side of the bench open for portable chairs. High bushes and trees surround the shelter, offering additional shade and privacy.

Close-up view from behind the shade shelter, showing the picnic table, metal grill, and bear box.

View of the driveway for Site #16, shown with the shade shelter and a neighboring campsite in the background.

View of the driveway from the main roadway. The sahde shelter and metal bear box are seen beside the driveway in the background, sitting underneath the shade of a large tree.

View of Site #17 with a parked, small teard-drop trailer in the gravel driveway. The shade shelter and bear box can be seen nearby in the background.

Site with a shade shelter surrounded by vegetation.

The shade shelter is shown surrounded by tall trees and high bushes, offering additional privacy and shade during the day.

View of the shade shelter and small parking area, seen from the main roadway.

View of a medium-sized trailer parked in the long, curved driveway. Some trees and low bushes grow intermittently around the site, but all have lost their leaves in winter and offer no shade. .

Closer view of the trailer parked in the driveway. There is a short path leading from the driveway to a shade shelter, which contains a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill. The campers here have parked their trailer to block the view of the shelter from the roadway and provide additional privacy to their site.

View of a long, curved driveway from the main roadway. A shade shelter surrounded by trees and bushes is just behind the parking space.

Site with a shade shelter, nestled in the vegetation.

Close-up view of a cleared space inside the main the campsite area. There is plenty of extra room to pitch a tent or shelter. The area is surrounded by trees and bushes, but does not offer much natural shade or protection. A neighboring shade shelter from another site can be seen in the distance between the trees.

Close-up view of the shade shelter and bear box from the pull-through parking space. The shade shelter is built on a concrete platform and has a picnic table attached underneath the shelter. The bear box isjust outside of the shelter. Large, cleared spaces surround the backside of the shelter, offering plenty of space for pitching tents and shelters.

Site with a shade shelter, nestled in the vegetation

View of the campsite and driveway next to the main road. There is a shade shelter with picnic table and a bear box adjacent to the shelter. The driveway is a long pull-through parking space next to the main road. Tall trees and bushes grow around the back of the site.

Close-up view of the shade shelter. This view shows the back side of the shelter, where there is a metal grill just outside of the shelter.

Close-up view of the shade shelter. There is a metal grill adjacent ot the shelter and a large, grassy field behind the site for pitching tents and shelters. A camper has pitched a large, yellow tent in the filed nearby.

Close-up view of the shade shelter for site 20. There is a picnic table attached to the inside of the shelter and a bear box adjacent to the shelter.

View of the driveway leading into site 20 from the main road. The driveway is surrounded by trees, some with low-hanging branches. There is a shade shelter at the end of the driveway, just behind some trees in the distance.

View of the driveway leading into the site from the main road. The driveway is lined with trees on either side, some with low-hanging branches. A camper has parked a mid-sized SUV in the space, with plenty of extra room around it. There is a dirt path that leads behind the parking space to the shade shelter and main campsite area.

Close-up view of the grassy field behind the shade shelter. There is plenty of room to pitch a tent or shelter in the field. Campers here have pitched a 4-person tent underneath a leafless cottonwood tree. The field is out in the open, and provides no natural shade from the sun. A telephone pole and restroom can be seen in the distance, with other campsite out in the field.

View of the driveway leading from the main road into site 21. The driveway is long and spacious, but does have some low-hanging branches at the end. Three rocks mark the end of the driveway, and border the main site area, which is surrounded by trees and bushes.

View of the main site area and edge of the driveway leading into the site. The site is surrounded by trees and bushes. There is a large, clear space next to a picnic table, where tents and shelters could be setup.

Close-up view of the main campsite area. There is a bear box and picnic table beneath the shade of trees on one edge of the site, with plenty of clear space to pitch a tent or shelter.

From the perspective of the bear box and picnic table looking out at the other side of the site area. The cleared space provides plenty of room and some shade from the sun.

View of the driveway for the site leading back out to the main road.

A picnic table, metal grill, and bear box sit underneath the shade of trees.

View of the driveway leading into the site. Three rocks show the end of the driveway and beginning of the site area. In the distance, there is a picnic table, metal grill, and bear box underneath the shade of trees.

Flat, shaded site, nestled in the vegetation.

View of the driveway leading into the site from the main road. Trees and tall bushes surround the driveway, where taller RVs might be close to some higher branches. Three rocks mark the end of the long driveway, where the main campsite area begins.

View from the driveway looking into the beginning of the main campsite area. There is a wide pathway leading into the area, with trees and bushes growing on either side. A small, stand-up shelter stands at the end of the path.

Close-up view of the main campsite area. Campers have used the bear box for water and food storage. There is a metal grill and picnic table underneath the shade of tall trees.

View of the driveway leading into site 23 from the main road. The driveway is wide and spacious, but is surrounded by trees with some low-hanging branches at the end of the driveway. In the main site area, there is a picnic table and bear box, with more trees growing to provide extra privacy.

Close-up view of the cleared space in the campsite area, currently inhabited by one large tent and one small, backpacking tent, as well as two folding camp chairs. Tall trees surround the site, offering some shade and privacy.

View of the curved driveway from the end, showing low-hanging branches that are around 25 feet from the ground. Off in the distance is a picnic table, secluded in a separate area of the campsite.

View of the curved driveway leading from the main road through the campsite. Large trees and bushes grow on either side of the driveway, with some low-hanging branches.

View of the picnic table, bear box, and metal grill sitting close together within the site.

View of the curved driveway, looking out from the campsite. Trees offer some limited privacy from the main roadway.

Close-up view of the main site area showing a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table at the edge of the site.

View of the driveway leading from the main road into the site. Three rocks mark the end of the driveway and the beginning of the site. Tall trees surround the driveway and site, offering some shade and privacy.

Close-up view of the main site area. There is a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table all on one side of the site, with a large, clear space in the middle for pitching tents and shelters.

View of the driveway leading into site 25. The driveway is shorter in length, with more wide space. Trees surround the site, offering plenty of privacy and shade from the sun. There is a large, clear space past the driveway with a bear box and picnic table, which offers room for tents and shelters to be setup.

Close-up view showing the clear space across from the bear box, metal grill, and bear box. There is plenty of room to pitch a tent or shelter underneath the shade of tall trees and bushes.

View of the driveway from the main road, leading up to the campsite. Three rocks mark the end of the driveway, a picnic table and bear box are seen just beyond the rocks in the main site area.

View from the inside of the main campsite area, showing a large gravel space surrounded by trees. There is a metal grill and picnic table on the borders of the site.

Vegetation surrounds site 26

A metal grill, picnic table, and bear box are all evenly spaced across the main camp site area. Three rocks mark the end of the driveway and the beginning of the site.

View from the end of the curved driveway leading to the main road. One tree branch hangs slighlty low at the end, but the driveway itself is long enough to provide enough space for most large RVs and vehicles.

View of the main campsite area. There is a large gravel area surrounded by trees, with a picnic table, metal grill, and bear box at the edge of it.

View of the main roadway and curved driveway leading into the campsite. A picnic table is seen in the distance on the border of the driveway.

View of the curved driveway from the main road. The driveway is long and gradual, with trees and bushes growing around it to offer privacy and shade.

Curved, flat parking spot leads to the campsite

View of the main campsite area. Large trees with low-hanging branches offer shade and privacy, surrounding a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill.

View of the curved driveway from the main road. Trees and bushes grown alongside the driveway, offering shade and privacy. A picnic table can be seen in the distance, underneath the shade of a large tree.

View of the main campsite area. There is a large area cleared for setting up tents, surrounded by trees and bushes. A bear box, picnic table, and metal grill are all at the edge of the site area.

View of the paved driveway leading from the main road. There are low-hanging branches at the very end of the driveway, which could be challenging for taller RVs and vehicles.

View of the main campsite area, showing a large, cleared space for setting up tents, surrounded by trees and bushes. A bear box is seen at the very edge of the campsite, in the shade of some trees.

The campsite is nestled deep in the vegetation, surrounded by trees and bushes for privacy and shelter.

View of the curved driveway and partial view of the campsite from the main road. The pull-through driveway is surrounded by trees and bushes, and the campsite just to the right.

View of the driveway leading into site 31 from the main road. The driveway and campsite are surrounded by large trees and bushes, offering plenty of shade and privacy. Three rocks mark the end of the driveway and the beginning of the main site area.

Close-up view of the main campsite area. Trees and bushes surround the area, offering plenty of shade and privacy. A bear box, metal grill, and picnic table are all evenly spaced out to allow a large, clear space in the site.

View of site 31 with a bear box, picnic table, and grill surrounded by green trees. There is a large, cleared space nestled in the trees where tents and shelters can be pitched, offering plenty of privacy and shade.

View of the pull-through driveway with a pathway leading to the main campsite area on the right-hand side. The driveway sits underneath the shade of tall trees, with some lower-hanging branches that could be difficult for taller RVs and vehicles.

View of the main campsite area. There is a large, cleared space for setting up tents and shelters that is in an open area, with trees and bushes surrounding it for privacy. A bear box sits in the shade at one far end.

Curved driveway and pull-through parking for site 32. Tall trees grow on either side of the road, offering plenty of shade and privacy.

Tree lined parking area and pull-through driveway for Site 32.

View of the main camp site area. There is a large, cleared space with plenty of room for tents and shelters. A picnic table and metal grill stand at one side of the site, nestled in the shade of taller trees and bushes.

View of the main site area just past the driveway for site 33. There is a large, clear gravel space surrounded by tall bushes and trees, offering plenty of privacy and some shade. Inside the site, there is a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill.

Parking area and trees leading into site 33

View of a cleared space in the main site area to setup tents and shelters. The area is large enough to fit most tents, surrounded by smaller trees and bushes to offer some shade and privacy.

View of a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table in the main site area. The site is large enough that the amenities and the cleared space for shelters and tents are in two distinct areas of the main campsite.

View of the main site area from the driveway. There is a metal grill and picnic table on opposite sides of the area, with a large, clear space inbetween. Trees and bushes border most of the site area, but a clearing on the back end of the site opens up to views of a nearby hillside. Telelphone poles are seen in the distance beyond the site.

Distant view of site 34 from the main road. The driveway is short, with low-hanging branches that could pose an issue for tall RVs and vehicles. The main campsite area is open, with very little protection from the sun, but does offer some privacy from the surrounding bushes and trees.

Close-up view of the main campsite area, looking out from the picnic table. There is a large, clear space between the table, the bear box, and the metal grill. Trees and bushes grow around the site, offering plenty of privacy and some shade. Three rocks separate the driveway and the main

View of the main site area with a metal grill and bear box. There is a large space between the amenities, with trees and bushes growing behind.

Site 34 Shaded area with bear box, picnic table, and grill

View of the main site area. There is a bear box on one side, with a picnic table underneath the shade of a tree on the other. A grassy field with trees is off in the distance behind site, with other campsites and bear boxes spread out.

Distant view of the main campsite area. There is a large, cleared space for tents, while a picnic table sits beneath the shade of a lone, growing tree in the site. There is a bear box and metal grill near the path leading to the driveway.

View of the main campsite area. There is a pathway leading from the parking space and main road to the campsite. At the campsite, there is a large space for setting up tents and shelters. There is no natural shade or shelter from the sun. A bear box and metal grill stand at one end of the site.

distant view from road way of campsite surrounded by green trees

View of the driveway leading from the main road. The driveway is surrounded by trees with some low hanging branches on either side.

Distance view of site 36 with trees surrounding

Shaded area with picnic area with bear box

Alternate view of parking area showing pass thru parking

View of the small, curved driveway from the main road. The turning-arc for this driveway is narrow and sharp, and is not recommended for large or wide vehicles. Trees border the east side of the site, but there is no natual shade or shelter from the main road. A picnic table, metal grill, and bear box are all placed close together to offer as much space as possible in the site.

Distant view of the parking area from the main road. The driveway is curved, with tall trees and bushes that offer some shade and privacy.

View of the main site area for site 37. There is a large, clear space for pitching tents and shelters, with a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table in the shade of tall trees.

View of the driveway with a tight arc as seen from the main campsite area. Trees offer little-to-no shade or shelter from the main road.

View from the main site area looking out across the pull-through parking space to the main road. There is a picnic table and metal grill in the site, and a long stretch of gravel road for the parking area. Wooden posts at the far end of the driveway mark the angle for the driveway, and protect vehicles from a small irrigation canal that runs adjacent to the site.

Distant view of the pull-through parking area for site 38, with trees growing around the space. There is a picnic table and bear box at the far end of the site.

View of the main campsite area for site 38. There is a large, cleared gravel area for additional parking space or for setting up extra tents and amenities. A metal grill, picnic table, and bear box are at the edge of the site..

View of the pull-through parking space and main campsite area from the road. The site has a nearby grassy field with trees growing in it, offering extra space to pitch a tent or shelter. Other sites with bear boxes and picnic tables can be seen along the road behind the site.

View of driveway and campsite area from the main road. The driveway is relatively short, but will offer enough parking for most vehicles. A bear box, picnic table, and metal grill are just beyond the driveway in the main site area.

View of the parking area for site 39. The parking space is small and not recommended for larger vehicles.

Close-up view of site 39 with a bear box, picnic table, and metal grill nestled in the trees. There is a large rock to mark the end of the driveway, with plenty of clear space in the area to pitch a tent or shelter.

View of a small, cleared space in the area to setup a tent or shelter. There is a small stump on the outside of the area, which could offer difficulties for setting up larger tents.

Close-up view of the bear box, picnic table, and metal grill for site 39. A large rock blocks the end of the driveway in front of the picnic table.

View of the driveway leading from the main road. The driveway is long and spacious, with trees growing on either side at the end. Low-hanging branches could pose difficulty for taller RVs and vehicles. A camper has pitched a tent in the main campsite area near the bear box. The tent is medium sized and there is still plenty of room around the tent.

View of the driveway and main site area from the road. The gravel driveway leads into the site, with a picnic table on one side, and a metal grill and bear box on the other. There is a large field with trees growing just behind the site, where there is plenty of space to pitch a tent or shelter. There is no shade or shelter provided in this site.

Close-up view of the main site area. A camper has pitched a medium-sized tent in the campsite near the bear box, metal grill, and picnic table. A grassy field surrounds the site, offering more space to pitch additional tents and shelters.

View of the main site area and parking space for site 42. A camper has parked a mid-size SUV on one side of the site, with a medium-sized trailer on the other side. There is still a large, clear space leading to the main road. Between the camper's SUV and trailer, there is a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table.

Large open area with bear box, picnic table, and grill with trees surrounding.

Close-up view of the main site area and parking space. Campers have parked a mid-size SUV and trailer on either side of the site. There is a large, cleared area next to the trailer, and a wall of trees just beyond the trailer, as well as a grassy field for pitching additional tents and shelters. The site is in the open, and offers no natural shade or protection from the sun.

Distant view of site 42 from the main road. There is a large, gravel parking space with a metal grill, bear box, and picnic table. The site is open, with very little to no protection from the sun. There are trees bordering the back of the site, and there is plenty of room to pitch a tent or shelter nearby.

View of the pull-through driveway from the main road. The driveway forks off from the main road and into its own section leading to the campsite, until it connects back to the road in forty feet. There is a grassy field and established campsite adjacent to the driveway, complete with a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill underneath the shade of trees.

Rio Grande Village #43

View of the pull-through driveway for site 43. The pull-through driveway is large and can accommodate most RVs and vehicles. There is a grassy area next to the driveway with a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table, and plenty of space to pitch a tent or shelter.

View of the pull-through driveway from the main road. The driveway is long and offers plenty of space for larger RVs and vehicles. Next to the driveway is the main site area, where a picnic table, metal grill, and bear box sit underneath the shade of a small tree.

Close-up view of the main established campsite area. There is a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table, underneath the shade of some trees. Other sites can be seen across the driveway and main road in the distance.

View of the bear box and picnic table for site 44. There is a large, grassy field with trees just beyond where tents and shelters can be setup.

View of the driveway leading into the campsite from the main road. There is a bear box and picnic table on one side of the driveway, and a metal grill on the other side. Large trees grow in a grassy field just beyond the campsite, offering plenty of room to pitch tents or shelters.

View of the main site area for site 44. There is a bear box, picnic table, and metal grill with plenty of space to pitch a tent or shelter.

Distance view of site 44 lined by trees as you enter

View of the main site area from the grassy field behind. The driveway extends out from the grassy field to the main road, with a bear box, picnic table, and metal grill bordering the site.

Distant view of the pull-through driveway from the back-end. There is a grassy field and campsite area adjacent to the driveway, with plenty of room to pitch tents or shelters.

Close-up view of the main campsite area. There is a bear box and metal grill (Picnic table out of view) in the site, underneath the sparse shade of nearby trees. There is a grassy field in the distance behind the site for pitching tents and shelters. Other sites with bear boxes can be seen in the distance.

Back-end view of the pull through driveway. Campers have parked a class b RV and Jeep in the space, but a large tree with low hanging branches poses a considerable challenge for large vehicles. This camper has parked far to one side of the space to avoid some of the branches.

Distant view of the driveway for site 45, leading from the main road. The site is surrounded by a grassy field with cottonwood trees, offering plenty of space to pitch a tent or shelter. At the end of the driveway, there is a bear box, picnic table, and metal grill.

View of the pull-through driveway taken from the main road. A camper has parked a class b motorhome towing a mid-size Jeep in the space.

View of the drvieway leading from the main road to the campsite. There is a large grassy field with trees growing sparsely, offering plenty of room to pitch tents or shelters.

Open area with trees close to campsite.

Bear box, picnic table, and grill with trees growing in a large field surrounding the site.

View of the drivewa leading up to the campsite and the site's main area. There is a bear box and a picnic table, and the site is surrounded by a large, grassy field with trees growing intermittently.

Shady campsite

A wide gravel driveway extends out from the main road, offering plenty of room to park large vehicles or RVs. A grassy field surrounds the site, providing extra space to pitch tents or shelters.

View of the main site area and driveway. The gravel driveway space is large and has a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill sitting on the edge of it. Trees grow in a grassy field just beyond the site, offering plenty of room to setup tents and shelters.

Shaded area with bear box, picnic table, and grill

Distant view of parking area and camp site with shade trees

Brown site marker for #48

Open campsite with a couple large trees close

Open area with large trees scattered

Brown site maker with red sticker for Site 49

Open area with a few large trees near campsite

Distant view of parking area and camp site with a shade tree

View of the gravel driveway taken from the main road. The driveway is wide and offers ample space for large vehicles and most RVs. A grassy area with sparse trees surrounds the site, providing extra space to setup tents and shelters.

Close-up view of the metal grill, picnic table, and bear box. All of the amenities are placed close together to offer maximum space in the site. There is a tree growing just behind the bear box, but offers minimal to no shade. A grassy field surrounds the site, offering plenty of room to pitch tents or shelters.

View of the main campsite area from the roadway. There is a large gravel parking area, with a picnic table, bear box, and metal grill at its borders. A large, grassy field with sparse trees surrounds the campsite, offering plenty of room to pitch tents or shelters.

Close-up view of the bear box and picnic table in site 51. Other campsites can be seen intermittently throughout the grassy field beyond.

View of the main campsite area. There is a large gravel parking area, with a picnic table on one side, and a metal grill and bear box on the other. A grassy field with trees surrounds the campsite.

View of the site from the main road. There is a large gravel driveway with a bear box, metal grill, and picnic table on the edge of it. A grassy field surrounds the site. There is no natural shade or shelter in this site.

Close-up view of the campsite. The site is in an open area, with plenty of views of the sky and surrounding campsites. There is a large, gravel parking area with a picnic table on one side and a bear box and metal grill on the other. A grassy field with trees surrounds the site, offering plenty of space to pitch a tent or shelter.

Rio Grande Village (Big Bend)

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>The Rio Grande Village Campground sits near the banks of the Rio Grande, the International Boundary between the United States and Mexico. It is one of the most popular campgrounds in Big Bend National Park, especially for those traveling in large recreational vehicles. It is located close to Boquillas Canyon and Hot Springs, and acts as a launch point for visitors accessing the river or the endless miles of backcountry roads. Rio Grande Village has an outstanding view of the Sierra del Carmen Mountains, located in Mexico to the east, which light up with hues of red and orange during sunset.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
The river offers ample opportunities to explore its shores and water. The river put-in allows easy access to canoeing and kayaking on the river. Birders flock to the river banks to spot such rare and unique species often found only in Big Bend.  
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Hiking trails are also found nearby and many backcountry roads are located near the campground.<h2>Facilities</h2>
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<li>This fairly large campground has 100 campsites that range in size from small tent sites to large pull-through sites that can fit a 40-ft. motor home. Please look carefully at the site descriptions, as low hanging branches persist in the campground and not all sites are suitable for tall or long RVs and trailers.   </li>
<li><strong>All campsites are reservable,</strong> some six months in advance, some two weeks in advance.  Site #s 14 (ADA), 20-25, 34, 61-65, 67-70, 72, 74-75, 87-100 are reservable only 2 weeks in advance. There is no first-come, first served camping. There are a few sites set aside for administrative use.  </li>
<li>There are no hookups available in the facility but each site is provided with a picnic table, charcoal grill and bear-proof food storage locker. Some are also furnished with picnic shelters for shade. Generators are permitted in some sites during designated generator hours (8AM - 8PM).</li>
<li>All campsites are within easy walking distance to water spigots, flush toilets, and utility sinks, and for those camping in motor homes and travel trailers, a fill/dump station is provided at the campground's entrance. Showers and laundry facilities can be found at the Rio Grande Village Store just outside the entrance to the campground.</li>
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<h2>Natural Features</h2>
The mountain views, proximity to the river and shade from the surrounding cottonwood trees make Rio Grande Village Campground irresistible to visitors.
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This facility is at an elevation of 1,850 ft. Because cold air tends to sink into lower valleys during the peak seasons of fall and winter, temperatures are cooler here than in other parts of the park during these times. However, temperatures from April to September can easily exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The Rio Grande Village Campground sits near the banks of the Rio Grande, the International Boundary between the United States and Mexico. It is one of the most popular campgrounds in Big Bend National Park, especially for those traveling in large recreational vehicles. It is located close to Boquillas Canyon and Hot Springs, and acts as a launch point for visitors accessing the river or the endless miles of backcountry roads. Rio Grande Village has an outstanding view of the Sierra del Carmen Mountains, located in Mexico to the east, which light up with hues of red and orange during sunset.

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Great Facilities and Amenities

bbq

checkin time

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drinking water

driveway entry

food storage locker

max num of people

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pets allowed

picnic table

shade

site access

Permitted Equipment

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rv-30ft

trailer-0ft

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