This campground is located on the western edge of Marfa, Texas, just off Route 90. The views of Chinati Peak and the Davis Mountains are beautiful, and there are 8 new pull-through spaces with more room between them than the original 8. Unfortunately, there are no amenities such as bathrooms or showers, and the only way to check in is to fill out an envelope and put it in a slot with payment...

The campground is located in the south side of Marfa and is a great launchpad to check out the rest of the Marfa art scene. El Cosmico is a unique campground that offers a variety of accommodations, including traditional tent camping, teepees, yurts, retro trailers, luxury tiny homes, and more. The communal bathrooms and kitchen area are impeccably maintained, but they are outdoors so they can...

The sites are level, with a little high TX grass, but its ok. There is a common area with a wood burning stove, a refrigerator, BBQ grill, picnic table, sink, washer/dryer, CDs and player,as well as a covered outside shelter that has a campfire ring. The owners clearly are attempting to catch a nostalgia vibe with the design of the park and to my mind they nailed it. Entrance into the park was...

Marfa Yacht Club is a great basecamp for exploring the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. It offers 8 covered RV pads with full hookups, 50/30 amp service, and WiFi. The pull-through sites are level concrete with full hook-ups, and theyre covered by substantial metal canopies. The property is rustic and surrounded by ranch lands, with a graded dirt road leading to the grounds. Reserving a site is...