Affordable. All utilities worked, though there were a few power surges (likely due to a few storms in the area). Wi-Fi was blazing fast, exceeding 60Mbps down and 20Mbps up. Highly recommended.

I agree with all previous comments...except we found the wifi to be very iffy. Meaning at times it was unavailable and spotty. Being in south west Texas at the end of May means H O T and W I N D Y.A must if you have the time is the drive to Presido. Even if you only drive 20 miles of the 60 and turn around you will not be disappo...moreI agree with all previous comments...except we found the wifi to be very iffy. Meaning at times it was unavailable and spotty. Being in south west Texas at the end of May means H O T and W I N D Y.A must if you have the time is the drive to Presido. Even if you only drive 20 miles of the 60 and turn around you will not be disappointed by the views and change of geography.I am rating it a 4.5 because of the wifi.

Great location between parks. Access to the golf resort, restaurant, all resort facilities which are top notch is included in daily rate. Hiking trails, or just about any other activity I can think of is available along with partnerships with local desert sports outfits. Well maintained, not too noisy, friendly. You can't go wrong.

We stayed here April 1-10, 2021, and paid the weekly rate. It is a great RV park. Check-in could not have been easier. Our site (#94) was on the end of a row and had a shade tree, which many sites do not. There are several trails that leave right from the campground. The campground is part of the 27,000-acre Lajitas Golf Resort, with a...moreWe stayed here April 1-10, 2021, and paid the weekly rate. It is a great RV park. Check-in could not have been easier. Our site (#94) was on the end of a row and had a shade tree, which many sites do not. There are several trails that leave right from the campground. The campground is part of the 27,000-acre Lajitas Golf Resort, with all resort amenities available to RVers. The fiber optic Internet ROCKS! We had just one bar of AT&T cellular but could easily make and receive phone calls using WiFi calling. Streaming was a breeze on our smart TV. NO buffering! Visitors can board their horse(s) at the resort equestrian center, if needed. If you're not a golfer but would still like to see the course and its scenery, you can rent a golf cart from 2:00-4:00 p.m. on weekdays for $25/person. It took us over an hour just to drive the course, and we felt it was well worth the time and money. The Lajitas store is part of the resort; and while things are kind of pricey, it is well stocked and a good resource if you need something. This campground is conveniently located between the state park and the national park.The laundry area is clean, air conditioned; and all washers and dryers worked ($2/washer, $2/dryer/ $1.25 Tide). If your dates are flexible, plan your visit during the new moon so the stars are more visible. It is a Dark Skies area. We will definitely stay here again when we return on a future visit. Tips: (1) If you plan to visit Big Bend National Park, the fuel in the park was $1/gallon cheaper than at the resort store. (2) This entire area is in the Central time zone, even though AT&T changed all of our devices to Mountain time. We had to manually change all of our Apple devices.

We stayed here as our base camp for both the state and national park adventures. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The sites are setup buddy style but there is a lot of distance between you and your neighbor you face but pretty close on connection side. This is a dark sky area so you will see stars like you haven't seen before...moreWe stayed here as our base camp for both the state and national park adventures. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The sites are setup buddy style but there is a lot of distance between you and your neighbor you face but pretty close on connection side. This is a dark sky area so you will see stars like you haven't seen before. The RV Park is part of a bigger resort and golf course but you have access to all the shops and resturants/bars (Logan in the tristy goat really knows his drinks)that are onsite. We will be staying here again. Nice laundry facilities, and a great dog park.

the bad: you have to actually make contact with a person to make reservations. almost impossible to do. it took me three phone calls, leaving two voicemails, sending two emails over the course of two weeks to actually have a person finally answer the third phone call. annoying. i wish they had online reservations. the good: this plac...morethe bad: you have to actually make contact with a person to make reservations. almost impossible to do. it took me three phone calls, leaving two voicemails, sending two emails over the course of two weeks to actually have a person finally answer the third phone call. annoying. i wish they had online reservations. the good: this place is the best rv park in the area. full hookups (water, 50 amp, sewer) with an amazing view. each site has a picnic table and a fire pit with a rock border. there’s a community center just for rv residents which include laundry, a pool, and a tv room, all very nice and clean ($2 to run a load of laundry). they even have a large (but dusty) dog park. dog bag stations are placed all around the park. you have access to the resort, which is across the street. very nice bar called the thirsty goat there. definitely go in for a drink. some sites are close together, but others look like they have some good spacing for privacy. its a roll of the dice on what you get. they also have some great wifi. we were able to watch all our streaming shows with no problems, speeds around 12 mbps. no cell service with at&t or verizon and no ota channels using our antenna. we were only 25 minutes away from the starlight theatre restaurant in terlingua and maybe 45 minutes from the west entrance of big bend national park. we were also about 45 minutes away from the trails in big bend ranch state park which run off the highway ( hoodoos trail and closed canyon trail are a must!).

We found the site to be very spacious and the facilities very nice. We had excellent WiFi which is good because cellular service is weak in the whole area. We liked the proximity to the golf resort. It gave us options within walking distance. There are also trails right from the RV park. It is very close to the State park and abou...moreWe found the site to be very spacious and the facilities very nice. We had excellent WiFi which is good because cellular service is weak in the whole area. We liked the proximity to the golf resort. It gave us options within walking distance. There are also trails right from the RV park. It is very close to the State park and about 20 min from the National park. The pool was very nice with a great view of the mountain. Restroom/ showers were very clean.

We stayed here during our trip to Big Bend NP. Like others mention it is the nicest in the area. We agree! It is also the furthest from BIg Bend NP so just be prepared to drive a good bit. We thought it was worth it. The WiFi is good. Common spaces are nice. You can walk up the hill and have a drink at the golf resort. This area is ver...moreWe stayed here during our trip to Big Bend NP. Like others mention it is the nicest in the area. We agree! It is also the furthest from BIg Bend NP so just be prepared to drive a good bit. We thought it was worth it. The WiFi is good. Common spaces are nice. You can walk up the hill and have a drink at the golf resort. This area is very remote. The nights are quiet and star gazing is great. We loved Big Bend NP more than we expected so if you are waiver ing about going... we vote yes!

We stayed here while exploring the Big Bend National Park. We would not normally pay $60.00 a night but we thought we needed a little convenience. Best WiFi I’ve ever experienced at a RV Park. ATT was limited to 3G so a little slow. Full hookups were nice for a change.

This place is just absolutely beautiful. The property is under new ownership, and it looks like it is translating to a better experience. I love that access to the hotel property. The backdrop is amazing with some of my favorite RVing views. There are few spots that don’t have mountain views. The pool area is great during the ...moreThis place is just absolutely beautiful. The property is under new ownership, and it looks like it is translating to a better experience. I love that access to the hotel property. The backdrop is amazing with some of my favorite RVing views. There are few spots that don’t have mountain views. The pool area is great during the summer time. There are hiking trails right at the edge of the park. The seclusion from everything else is a massive bonus.We ate at the Resturant, and they’ve really upped their game. It used to be so so, and now it is really good. We enjoyed all of our meals. It really is a stellar property. My only complaint is poor WiFi. We would have stayed there for a week or more and will in the future if the WIFI gets better.

Quiet, beautiful dark sky park. Staff was way above average, as the park wifi was non existent 23 hours of the day. Bob in the office went above and beyond by letting me use his office to work from when my computer went down, I am very appreciative. They are upgrading the wifi, seemingly only waiting on the phone company to complete it...moreQuiet, beautiful dark sky park. Staff was way above average, as the park wifi was non existent 23 hours of the day. Bob in the office went above and beyond by letting me use his office to work from when my computer went down, I am very appreciative. They are upgrading the wifi, seemingly only waiting on the phone company to complete it. Great location to access all the area has to offer. Cell service is horrible anywhere in all of Big Bend, no matter who your service is

We have never stayed at a campground that was so quiet and dark. NO traffic noise at all! People in the office were friendly. Pull thru space was large. Laundry was clean as well as the bathrooms. Did not use the shower. WiFi was OK. Verizon signal was 3 bars but couldn't use hotspot, no data.

The entire area is designated Dark Sky so all exterior lights have to be off by 9pm. The star gazing is spectacular! The park had great facilities - hot water showers, clean laundry and a swimming pool. Unfortunately, no hot tub. The WiFi was marginal at best, but they are currently installing fiber optic, so hopefully it will get much...moreThe entire area is designated Dark Sky so all exterior lights have to be off by 9pm. The star gazing is spectacular! The park had great facilities - hot water showers, clean laundry and a swimming pool. Unfortunately, no hot tub. The WiFi was marginal at best, but they are currently installing fiber optic, so hopefully it will get much better. Cell signal was 1-3 bars 3G (AT&T). When the park filled up, both WiFi and cellular was pretty non-responsive. There were no OTA TV channels and only some sites had cable, which our site (#83) was not. Friendly front-office staff. You could also take part in the golf resort facilities, i.e., golfing, restaurant, bar, gift shop, spa, and zip line. We enjoyed a nice meal in the main restaurant. This is a great location if you want to explore both Big Bend Ranch State Park and Big Bend National Park.

One of the nicest RV Parks we have stayed in. While there in November 2019, the park had 17Mbs wifi. Two great hiking trails behind the park too. Great spot for photographing the stars at night.

We recently stayed at Maverick. It’s a well-kept RV Park, beautiful grounds, nice facilities. The staff was very friendly. We had a spot on the outside and our back window faced out to the mountains behind us. The view was incredible! The only downfall, it’s a drive to get into Big Bend. It took us 1 hour 20 minutes to get to Boquillas...moreWe recently stayed at Maverick. It’s a well-kept RV Park, beautiful grounds, nice facilities. The staff was very friendly. We had a spot on the outside and our back window faced out to the mountains behind us. The view was incredible! The only downfall, it’s a drive to get into Big Bend. It took us 1 hour 20 minutes to get to Boquillas (opposite end of the park). After three days of back and forth trips, it got a little tiring. Too much time in the truck. I think if we would have stayed an extra day or two where we just stayed put for the day instead of heading to the park it would have been better for.

Bad: 30 min away from the entrance of Big Bend (then 1-2 hours to get anywhere inside the park) not really close. It worked for day trips. No trees or shade. It got hot even in the first week of May. Cell signal is weak (at best- AT&T on MoFi router was 5 download/ 2.2 upload/ 203ms ping) Good: The resort feels like an oasis in the...moreBad: 30 min away from the entrance of Big Bend (then 1-2 hours to get anywhere inside the park) not really close. It worked for day trips. No trees or shade. It got hot even in the first week of May. Cell signal is weak (at best- AT&T on MoFi router was 5 download/ 2.2 upload/ 203ms ping) Good: The resort feels like an oasis in the desert. The restaurants on property are fantastic. We did several of the activities as well. We rented a Jeep for the day to explore the back roads of Big Bend. Prices were reasonable, under $200. We did the trail ride with our kid. The staff throughout the park were gracious and kind. We also did the combat course and loved it! To escape the heat we spent time in the excellent pool near the RV park as well as the comfortable club house with leather lounge chairs. The WIFI at the park was strong enough to work with video conferencing. (20 download/ 4.6 upload/ 70ms ping) There is also a business center in the main resort that has excellent internet with printer access. In the gas station on property you can reserve a pack lunch for the day at any pick up time. We could request our lunches be ready on our drive out to Big Bend and just pick it up on the way out. Super convenient! The spots are big with full hook ups. The park is a "dark" park so the stars at night are amazing!

We visited this area in April 2019 and were blown away (both literally and figuratively) by the scenery, flora and fauna. The RV park features widely spaced full hookup sites, mostly pull-through, situated head-to-tail. Only 24 of the sites have cable and the Wi-Fi is iffy, but the location and its surroundings more than makes up for t...moreWe visited this area in April 2019 and were blown away (both literally and figuratively) by the scenery, flora and fauna. The RV park features widely spaced full hookup sites, mostly pull-through, situated head-to-tail. Only 24 of the sites have cable and the Wi-Fi is iffy, but the location and its surroundings more than makes up for the lack of digital entertainment. There isn't much shade (it's the desert after all), but the views of the surrounding hills are splendid. We had a site towards the back for the campground and it was super quiet. For dining experiences you can walk across the street to the Lajitas Ranch or drive 12 miles to the kitschy 'Starlight Theatre' restaurant in Terlingua Ghost Town (don't miss it!). The RV park has excellent laundry facilities, clubhouse and swimming pool, and the staff are friendly and helpful. This is a Dark Sky area and the night skies are absolutely stunning. We were there during a very windy period (even the locals commented on the extraordinary weather), but it didn't spoil our total enjoyment of this wonderfully remote part of Texas. We will be back!

At this campground you can have it all: beautiful views, starry nights, horseback riders, javelinas, & a hiking trail in your backyard. Meanwhile, you also have access to full hookups, wi fi, a pool, laundry, beautiful bath house, and resort amenities, gym, store, and restaurant. It’s amazing that this is the most remote place we’ve ev...moreAt this campground you can have it all: beautiful views, starry nights, horseback riders, javelinas, & a hiking trail in your backyard. Meanwhile, you also have access to full hookups, wi fi, a pool, laundry, beautiful bath house, and resort amenities, gym, store, and restaurant. It’s amazing that this is the most remote place we’ve ever stayed, but also one of the most comfortable and full-service.You could get something a little cheaper in Terlingua, but it’s not that much more to stay here and have a first class stay in Big Bend. Our stay was cheaper (39/night) with weekly & AAA discounts.15-20 minutes to restaurants in Terlingua30-40 minutes to Big Bend NP gate, 55 to Panther JunctionRight next to the Big Bend Ranch SP entranceParts of the park are very parking lot-y, but request a back in site in the back row (the side book ended with 7 & 41) for amazing views & privacy.One of the most underrated features of this park is its proximity to Big Bend Ranch SP. Don’t miss the opportunity for a scenic drive and hike in this park that is as beautiful as the NP, with far less people.We chose this RV park primarily so we could continue to work during our visit. Getting good wi fi anywhere in Big Bend is hard but it was workable here. The wi fi is bad when the park is busy, and pretty unusable starting at 4PM daily, when people come back for the night. But we were able to work on the wi fi during the day, it just wasn’t the fastest & very low upload speeds. If it got really bad we had the option of going up to the resort where it was a bit better. We didn’t use our Verizon hotspot as we could sometimes get a little 3G extended network roaming, but no Verizon or LTE.

Great park, well managed. Nice staff, very clean facilities. We stayed there for 5 days (during the Trump Federal Shutdown) so we could go and visit different parts of Big Bend. It was a great place to stay as it was a bit secluded.

Very nice resort park. Excellent showers and laundry. Solar heated pool. Nice clubhouse with TV room- with DirecTV. Hiking trails right out the back of the campground. Very nice restaurant and bar at the Resort. Concrete pads, grassy sites, and nice rock fire pits. A little far to Big Bend, but central to river access and State Park. ...moreVery nice resort park. Excellent showers and laundry. Solar heated pool. Nice clubhouse with TV room- with DirecTV. Hiking trails right out the back of the campground. Very nice restaurant and bar at the Resort. Concrete pads, grassy sites, and nice rock fire pits. A little far to Big Bend, but central to river access and State Park. Dark-sky park and very quiet at night.

Stayed here while visiting Big Bend National Park, awesome location and RV Resort with access to the resort across the street. We were lucky to get a site (can't remember the number) at the back of the resort with nobody behind us. We drove in from the west along the Rio Grande but I would not recommend this for a gas class A towing a ...moreStayed here while visiting Big Bend National Park, awesome location and RV Resort with access to the resort across the street. We were lucky to get a site (can't remember the number) at the back of the resort with nobody behind us. We drove in from the west along the Rio Grande but I would not recommend this for a gas class A towing a vehicle as some of the hills are EXTREMELY steep! My advice would be to drop down from Terlingua and come in from the east.

After experiencing the complete failure of the bureaucratic National Park, this private park in a resort town was a relief. We didn’t use the resort (horseback riding, golf, etc.) but instead used the park as a jumping off point to the State Park which had no camp spots left. Hookups were easy, pull through were huge, and the saloon ha...moreAfter experiencing the complete failure of the bureaucratic National Park, this private park in a resort town was a relief. We didn’t use the resort (horseback riding, golf, etc.) but instead used the park as a jumping off point to the State Park which had no camp spots left. Hookups were easy, pull through were huge, and the saloon had a couple good appetizers. Wifi was free and fast enough. In my opinion, the SP was far superior the the NP. Better views, better trails, and better management.

This park is really special. It's a long drive down there with nothing else around but that's the entire point, to get away from everything. Big Bend is amazing, and not crowded. At least not in Jan it wasn't. The campground itself had everything you could want right onsite.Laundry, restaurants, a bar, various shops, etc.The acti...moreThis park is really special. It's a long drive down there with nothing else around but that's the entire point, to get away from everything. Big Bend is amazing, and not crowded. At least not in Jan it wasn't. The campground itself had everything you could want right onsite.Laundry, restaurants, a bar, various shops, etc.The activities through the resort are expensive but a lot of fun. They have horseback riding, zip lines, shooting, and the golf course was out of this world. You have to at least play 9 holes even if you hate golf. The drive through the course on the golf cart was an experience itself with the hills and never ending views. If you're into mountain biking you're in heaven here. There's a bunch of trails behind the visitor center 2 miles from the campground. 1 of my favorite things here was the Contrabando movie set so check that out if you want a great place to have a picnic and bask in the beauty of the Rio Grande river.I will forever have a place in my heart with the great memories I have from staying here. I don't give a lot of 5s on my reviews. This is a 5 all day.I drove past the other RV parks in the area. Don't even bother with them if you're on the fence. They can't even compare to this place.Site accessibility (Roads in are good but hilly. Sites are easy to navigate) - 5Campground location (Perfect location to see Big Bend state and National parks. Views from the sites were awesome) - 5Nearby amenities (Local general store is overpriced. Cottonwood grocery not far) - 4Site Privacy (A little close together but typical for a private park) - 4Campground amenities (Bathrooms were great. Private rooms for toilet/shower. Laundry was clean. Restaurants onsite) - 5Dog friendly (A lot of areas around camp to walk to pooches. The parks were not dog friendly) - 5Activities (Tons of activities onsite. Great hiking and mountain biking accessible from site) - 5Cost (A little high but for what you get, it was worth it) - 5Staff friendliness (staff was very nice) - 5Connectivity (Wifi at campground was usable for web. Cell was 3G and usable for voice. No OTA. Some campsites have cable) - 4Total rating = 4.7

We stayed here for three nights as our base for visiting Big Bend. We drove in via Presidio, which if you have a small trailer (in our case a 17' Casita) is one of the most beautiful drives in the US. The office staff was most helpful, the facility was clean and well maintained, and the view was nice for being a commercial RV park. ...moreWe stayed here for three nights as our base for visiting Big Bend. We drove in via Presidio, which if you have a small trailer (in our case a 17' Casita) is one of the most beautiful drives in the US. The office staff was most helpful, the facility was clean and well maintained, and the view was nice for being a commercial RV park. Our site was roomy, with about 40 feet between us and our neighbor (on the curb side). We would have shared a utility post with our street side neighbors, had there been one. There is a store with a gas pump in Lajitas, but it is expensive and only has regular. You are better off to drive to Terlingua.While they advertise lights out at 11:00 pm, they still had lights on for the bathroom area, so it somewhat ruined the star viewing.Verizon is only 3G, so it is OK for calling, but not great for data. And while we were located near the WiFi point, it was spotty at best. This is one area where they could really stand an upgrade.

Lajitas is about an hour west of Big Bend National Park and about 20 minutes from Terlingua. Big Bend Ranch State Park's entrance is only about 5 minutes away. Lajitas was bought by a resort so it really isn't a town. It has a couple of restaurants, boutique shops, general store, small gas station, and a golf course. Don't expect to fi...moreLajitas is about an hour west of Big Bend National Park and about 20 minutes from Terlingua. Big Bend Ranch State Park's entrance is only about 5 minutes away. Lajitas was bought by a resort so it really isn't a town. It has a couple of restaurants, boutique shops, general store, small gas station, and a golf course. Don't expect to find a grocery store nearby. We had a pretty large site since we were at the end of a row and the park was mostly deserted in December. The other spaces look large but you share camping sides with your neighbor (alternate direction parking). The roads inside the park are wide an easy to maneuver. This is a dark night area so they ask all outside lights are turned off by 9pm. Wifi was adequate, but there were only a dozen RVs in the park. There is no native AT&T or Verizon, but "extended" roaming is available. We didn't realize what that meant so by our second day our AT&T phones notified us that we'd used up our very small "extended area" data allotment for the month and our phones became useless for data. Verizon does not have such limits fortunately. The club house has a nice community room, TV area, and clean bathrooms. The swimming pool looked nice and clean but as it was December we did not swim. The office staff was friendly and very helpful. The RV Park is clean and feels very open, and we found plenty of places to walk and hike with our dogs. There are not a lot of trees so it may get pretty hot in the summer. We did see a coyote and javelina at the edge of the campground while we were here. We would stay here again.

This was the most upscale RV park we've stayed at so far. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it's very well kept and the amenities are good. There is a nice pool, laundry, private showers, dogs are allowed on leash/tether, decent Wi-Fi, and we had access to all activities and ammentities of the golf resort. It was very convenient to...moreThis was the most upscale RV park we've stayed at so far. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it's very well kept and the amenities are good. There is a nice pool, laundry, private showers, dogs are allowed on leash/tether, decent Wi-Fi, and we had access to all activities and ammentities of the golf resort. It was very convenient to be close to both Big Bend State and National Parks. One downside: during the Chili Cookoff, they open the shower facilities to the cookoff campers. It was almost impossible to use the showers during that weekend.

We stayed here for one night passing through on a trip to Big Bend National Park. Lajitas itself is not really a town -- it's just the resort. The RV park is very big and has amazing, beautiful views from every site. Very quite, clean park with a good number of trees. Mavericks has by far the nicest community center and pool I have...moreWe stayed here for one night passing through on a trip to Big Bend National Park. Lajitas itself is not really a town -- it's just the resort. The RV park is very big and has amazing, beautiful views from every site. Very quite, clean park with a good number of trees. Mavericks has by far the nicest community center and pool I have ever seen at an RV resort. We were here in the high heat of the summer, so having the pool was clutch and really enjoyable. There is a great convenience store down the road that has a pretty decent selection, including a small amount of organic produce and organic milk. As guests of the RV resort, you can also access the fitness center, restaurants, golf, and other great parts of the bigger resort. The free wifi had an OK signal but could have been better - that's my only complaint!