Reservations open up to three months in advance and must be made at least two days before the trip; the permit is picked up in person at the Pine Springs Visitor Center by 3:30 PM Mountain Time. Trip window: Year-round.
Guadalupe Mountains National Park Wilderness Permits
Overnight wilderness camping at designated primitive campgrounds in the Guadalupe Mountains, home to the Texas high point. Reservations open three months in advance with daily walk-up permits available.
2 ways to get a permit
First-come, first-served at the Pine Springs Visitor Center, up to 24 hours in advance. Trip window: Year-round.
Campgrounds nearby
Official campground records near this destination. Availability is labeled with the source actually checked.
Pine Springs Campground
Reservable · Guadalupe Mountains National Park group campsite fees are $60.00 per night. Group site occupancy requires a minimum of 10 persons and is limited to a maximum of 20 persons per site. Groups larger than 20 persons are required to obtain a Special Use Permit 3 weeks prior to your visit. To begin the SUP process, click here.
Guadalupe Peak
Not reservable online
Frijole Horse Corral Campground
Reservable · Guadalupe Mountains National Park group campsite fees are $20.00 per night. Frijole Horse Corral Campsite allows a minimum of 1 person and is limited to a maximum of 12 persons in the site. An additional fee of $15 per night is required to be paid if using the corrals.
Tejas Wilderness Campground
Not reservable online