Davis Mountains Campground

When you’re planning a camping adventure to Davis Mountains campground and Davis Mountains State Park in West Texas and are wondering where to go camping with an RV overnight, look no further than the historic state park itself. The Davis Mountains State Park and its campgrounds are located in the foothills of a mountain range formed by volcanic activity around 30 million years ago. Throughout the park, the landscape shows formations from volcanic eruptions in unique settings like Frazier Canyon, Sleeping Lion, and Barrel Springs.

A Davis Mountains campsite offers a variety of amenities depending on which type of site will best accommodate your camping needs and your RV rental. There are around 26 full-hookup campsites that feature 30 and 50 amp electric, water, and sewer, in addition to hookups for cable TV. Thirty-four sites feature 20 and 30 amp hookups as well as a water hookup (but no sewer). There are also 33 sites with water only, which is either accessed nearby or is shared by several sites.

Should you also be interested in doing some primitive tent camping and don’t mind a trek, there are sites available by hiking a minimum of four miles up a mountain to an elevation change of 800 feet. Keep in mind ground fires are not allowed here. Pets are welcome at the primitive campsites as well as other designated areas of the facility, so bring your four-legged companions along when you go camping at Davis Mountains State Park.

All of the Davis Mountains campsites at Davis Mountains State Park include a fire ring (and/or a grill) plus a picnic table and are close by the restrooms and hot showers. There’s a dump station available at the facility as well. Your scenic campsite oasis awaits, so search for an RV in Jeff Davis County and start your journey towards stunning and remote Davis Mountains State Park.