So I spent part of the week here exploring and I really enjoyed my time here. It is the smaller…read moreNational Park in Texas on about 85,000 acres (compared to Big Bend National Park which is 800,000 acres) but still plenty to explore. This park is more for folks that really like to hike, explore and camp. There are a few entry points into the park but there really is no scenic routes through the park. You are expected to park somewhere and walk to your destination instead which I find very interesting to do (can see alot more too). I've visiting the frijole ranch that had a small museum inside explaining the history of the park. Attach to it there are a few trails you can take off to do. I did the smith springs and it was very pretty to see. Once you manage to get up the hill there were some seats and rails you can hang onto and relax while watching the spring. I also did the Guadalupe Mountain Peak trail, which is the highest peak in Texas. That one takes about 6 to 8 hours to hike (round trip) and it had amazing views. There was also a mark at the to there you can take a picture too which was cool. Definitely need to be prepped to do this or any of the hikes (water, food, first aid, hiking stick and good hiking boots). The Salt Basin Dunes were also really nice to explore but expect to do half a day here. That one you drive over dirt road to get to but very nice views of the mountain. It also had a place you can use the restroom and sit down to eat. The place is exactly what you expect...alot of sand hills you can climb but very soft and cooling (just watch your step). I didn't get to explore all the park since there was a government shut down and closed one of the trails I wanted to do but overall It was definitely worth the trip to visit. I plan to come back next year when it's not too hot (best time for fall colors and cool air for tough hikes). I would absolutely recommend anyone to at least check this park out at least once in your life. Make sure do your research and bring what you need.

My husband and I visited in December 2025 and decided to climb Guadalupe Peak. It was amazing…read more The trail was maintained. A search and rescue ranger was walking the trail to keep a count of the hikers, which made me feel safe. I was so stoked that we were able to summit. We went to the ranger station afterwards to buy souvenirs and share our achievements. The rangers just looked deadpan at us after sharing our news. It left me disheartened. They could have pretended to care about our little victory. Would have liked to hike Devils Hall, but we were beat after the peak.

I kind of turned to the left and veered to the rattlesnake park. It was a 3 minute driving…read moreadventure. There was a closed gate and a turn style. We parked outside and walked through the turn style. It's a gravel roadway with a forest to your left, yes a forest in the middle of this desert plane and a mini canal to the right. After about a 5 minute walk, lots of shades picnic benches are to be found. There are ground toilets, a water bubbler and lots of liquid Purell at the post. Normally, one can drive in and park in this area but with the government shut-down, we were allowed to walk in. I think more in are trails.

We loved our stay here!! We pitched a tent at the RV spots. The whole place is just lovely. Such a…read morebeautiful oasis in the desert. The people who work here are so hospitable and kind.

We have stayed here a couple of times over the past few years. We were always impressed with the…read moreeasy access and the long sites. It has been a couple of years since we have been here and unfortunately what a difference. The office area is very dusty and messy. Site 19 is an unbelievable eyesore. A toilet sits outside and a homemade shower that is falling down. Come on, Mountain View owners, you can do better. What you allow will continue and worsen.

Very well maintained grounds and newly updated Aminity Center. Flat, long sites with beautiful pine…read moretrees in between most sites. Great Mountain View's. Nearby truck stop and highway noise not an issue during our stay. Would definitely make this a stop coming though I10 in the future.

It was convenient to our RV travels, quiet, peaceful, had a great dog run! Good value and a great…read moreovernight stop on our RV trip to California! The RV spaces were tight together, but for an overnight it was great!

They could accommodate the large RV I have! The young man who answered the phone was able to…read moreexplain exactly what he had available

Great part, clean and level! Lots of spots and easy to get to. Making this the new go2 rest stop on…read moreour long drives from San Antonio out west. Nicest lady running the joint too!

Beautiful very clean and quiet little RV park right off the 10 freeway. Very nice and accommodating…read moreteam.

This the perfect spot for an overnight visit. Headed through and need a break for the night? Pull…read morein here. I would not want to spend a week because it's not like there's a lot to do in Van Horn, but if you want a very comfortable and welcoming place to stay for the night, this is where you want to pull in. Level dirt lot with pull through spots. Nice clean bathrooms and showers along with free WiFi and laundry. Staff is very friendly and helpful. This not Paradise but it's the next best thing for a good night's rest.

We have been traveling through this area for several years experiencing the pain of Goat head…read morestickers. This is the first RV Park where zero stickers were found! Our dogs were pain free and so enjoyed the beautiful open clean dog area too. Park is clean and well kept! Will be back. Thank you for safe space for dogs and owners.

Improved horse facilities, impeccably clean bathrooms, friendly and helpful. I know this place has…read moreseen better days, owner was ailing etc, but I much appreciate that they are doing the best they can. Horse pens are roomy and secure. All went well this year.

Stopped at Van Horn for one night just passing through. This area is known for nasty wind. It's a…read morenice RV park. Clean and large spaces. All pull through. Not right on the highway so very quiet. Only a couple "full timers" Definitely would stay here again and liked it better than the other choices. Staff was helpful and friendly. Great place for where it is!

For one night this little campground does the job. Passport America welcome. Full hookup. Back in…read morethe day I'm sure this was a gem. At one point my husband was looking to go down the road. But really, it's for one night. The price is right. Why pay more? Dirt is dirt. The manager/owner is very nice. No pool anymore and I'm not sure there's a laundry. Convenient to interstate 10.

WOW! WOW! WOW! We have been stopping here for years as an overnighter. In the past, the place was…read morea DUMP! But now it is under new management and WOW! WOW! WOW! Great Job! Now, we look forward to stopping here! Thank you to the new management! 11/10/23

If you are traveling with children, there are a lot of things for children to do including a large…read morerec recenter, giant chess and checkers.

I'm so disappointed in this campsite. I don't know how it's considered a KOA. Because KOA is our go…read moreto place.. The pool was green, literally The parking spot was just gravel The bathroom was so disgusting that we just chose not to take a shower here . In the middle of two towns, you're either 20 minutes from One or 20 minutes from the other, literally in the middle of nowhere if you need any supplies Also, they don't have supplies at their little store. Anything that would be usable. . I actually would like a refund for this place . You need a Camp host , Or somebody. But when pulling into our spot. We shouldn't have to be blocked by a maintenance person filling up a hole. From where sewer or something had spilled . Not a pleasant experience at all.