Campsite 27 at Pine Springs Campground in New Mexico. RV NONELECTRIC site. No utility hookups. Maximum 6 people per site. Reservable in advance on Recreation.gov.
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Equipment & Vehicle Limits
Important sizing constraints for your RV, trailer, or tent setup.
Site Length
53
Max Vehicle Length
50
Max Num of Vehicles
2
Driveway Surface
Paved
Driveway Entry
Pull-through
Capacity & Rules
Max Num of People
6
Min Num of People
1
Pets Allowed
Yes
Site Features
Shade
No
Campfire Allowed
No
How Site 27 Compares
One of 35 sites at Pine Springs Campground — 13 of them in the RV Loop loop.
Fits vehicles up to 50 ft — longer than 100% of sites here.
Pull-through site — no backing up required. 5 of 35 sites here are pull-through.
Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.
Vault type restroom located in the tent camping loop. There are 2 parking spaces one is accessible. This restroom is located between the group campsites. — NPS PhotoA view from Pine Springs Campground with the Chihuahuan Desert vegetation and the rugged Guadalupe Mountains to enjoy. — NPS Photo/Karen PoteetView of Guadalupe Mountain range from campsite number one with prickly pear, sotol, and oak trees along the trail winding it way toward the parking area. — NPS Photo/Karen PoteetSummer rains create a field of flowers with El Capitan and the Guadalupe Mountains in the background. — K PoteetPine Springs campground tent site. The tent pad and picnic table are is delineated by larger rocks and fencing. The surface is covered with find gravel. A view of Hunter Peak is in the background. — NPS PhotoPine Springs RV Site with view of Hunter Peak in background. This site has a paved parking spot with picnic table. Photo shows a full size truck with a roof top tent setup. — NPS PhotoJavelina enjoying a walk along a gravel path. — NPS Photo/GiraffeascopeGuadalupe Mountains National Park Visitor Center Located in the Pine Springs area and surrounded by desert vegetation. — NPS Photo