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VerifiedSeptember 25, 2026 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tent Area
The campgrounds is very clean and shrubbery is well managed. Beautiful views. Some great hikes.
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September 25, 2026 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tent Area
The campgrounds is very clean and shrubbery is well managed. Beautiful views. Some great hikes.
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September 8, 2026 Stayed at: 3, Loop: Tent Area
Very nice trails close to camp site. Beautiful area and very quite
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September 6, 2026 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tent Area
The scenery and campground is quiet and full of wildlife. Absolutely loved the isolation. You have to drive around 15 mi north to get cell service. The ranger station WiFi wouldn’t work. Beware of bears. Had one come into camp one night of the stay.
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August 2, 2026 Stayed at: 3, Loop: Tent Area
The campsite is primitive to say the least., but There is a bathroom with running water for personal hygiene. The real plus is you are in the middle of nowhere, excellent trails for hiking, and out standing 4 wheel park roads for amazing vistas. A little off the beaten trail, but worth the effort. Good luck and stay safe.
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July 10, 2026 Stayed at: 1, Loop: Tent Area
A beautiful campground! Well maintained and clean bathrooms.
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July 9, 2026 Stayed at: 6, Loop: Tent Area
We got there late at night so it was hard to tell where to camp. It was a beautiful place but not a whole lot of folks. I think only one other camper. The only down fall is that the camp sites are away from the parking lot. If you could drive up it would be nice but I understand. Overall nice
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July 6, 2026 Stayed at: 3, Loop: Tent Area
Awesome part of the park with Amazing Hiking and views great place to base camp for some backcountry camping and Hiking. Well worth it.
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July 5, 2026 Stayed at: 9, Loop: Tent Area
We had a party of three staying two nights in late June. We saw three beautiful black bears during our stay. The amenities were clean and it was awesome to have running water. Beautiful part of the Guadalupe National forest!
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June 26, 2026 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tent Area
Had a nice tent campsite with shade, but most sites are fully exposed. Not sure why they are so close together either.
We were there mid June and lucked out with the weather. There was one other RV in the park, and a day visitor that we saw. You really feel it's remote, especially without cellular service. The facilities were good, and the hikes were nice. Did not see a ranger the 2 days/nights we were there. Wifi at the ranger station didn't work. Liked the overall experience, but you need to come prepared to be self-reliant.
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June 5, 2026 Stayed at: 3, Loop: Tent Area
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400 Pine Canyon Drive, Salt Flat, TX 79847 United States
Elevation: 1,912 ft
From Carlsbad NM to the Dog Canyon area of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, take US Hwy 285 north to NM Hwy 137 and turn south. Travel (62 mi/62.1 mi) to Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dog Canyon entrance.
From the Pine Springs Visitor Cen...
From Carlsbad NM to the Dog Canyon area of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, take US Hwy 285 north to NM Hwy 137 and turn south. Travel (62 mi/62.1 mi) to Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dog Canyon entrance.
From the Pine Springs Visitor Center to Dog Canyon, take US Hwy 62/180 east. Once you enter New Mexico, travel 25 mi (24.9 mi) and turn left onto County Road 408 (Dark Canyon road). Travel approximately 23 mi (16.8 mi) to the intersection with NM Hwy 137/Queen Hwy, turn left/south. Follow Queen Hwy 25 mi (24.9 mi) to the Dog Canyon entrance. The drive time between Dog Canyon Campground and Pine Springs Campground is 2 hours.
Use extreme caution! This is open rangeland, cattle are frequently on the roadway.
The closest entrance is: Dog Canyon Entrance
Approximate drive: 0.1 mi · 0 min
The closest entrance is: Carlsbad Caverns National Park Entrance Station
Approximate drive: 35.8 mi · over 1 hr (61 min)
Last updated: October 7, 2026