Davis Mountains State Park
High-desert mountain camping with full hookups, electric campsites and hike-in primitive sites.
Photo: Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0 · source and license. Park scenery; photos may predate current conditions.
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High-desert mountain camping with full hookups, electric campsites and hike-in primitive sites. The park's published campsite listing identifies developed campsites with water, electricity and sewer connections at certain sites. Hookup options vary between camping areas and individual sites.
Published campsite details
TPWD lists 26 full-hookup campsites with water, sewer and 30/50-amp electrical hookups. It also lists 34 electric campsites with 20/30-amp power and a separate water-campsite category. These differences matter when selecting the correct RV site.
Primitive hiking: The park also describes hike-in primitive campsites requiring a mountain hike of at least four miles with about 800 feet of elevation change. That experience is substantially different from the developed RV camping areas.
Check alerts, temperatures and road access before visiting the Davis Mountains. Do not assume all sites have the same utilities or overnight conditions.
What to compare
Before selecting an RV site, confirm the service amperage, site dimensions, driveway type, campsite-specific hookups and seasonal restrictions. For tent camping, review whether tent sites and primitive camping are available at your preferred dates.
Official campsite information
Find the latest campsite categories, reservation availability, restrictions and current fees on the Texas Parks and Wildlife campground page.
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