BJ's RV Park


Sure, it's dry and dusty – the whole town is dry and dusty. At least it has showers. This utilitarian but welcoming park, 5 miles west of Hwy 118, provides a handy alternative when everything's full up in Big Bend. The grassy lawn has a few tent sites.


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1. Barton Warnock Visitor Center

10.55 MILES

If you only stop at one Chihuahuan Desert exhibit in Big Bend country, make it this one, at the eastern entrance of Big Bend Ranch State Park, 1.4 miles…

2. Big Bend Ranch State Park

10.56 MILES

At 486 sq miles, this massive park is more than 11 times bigger than Texas’ next largest state park (Franklin Mountains in El Paso). Taking up almost all…

3. Sam Nail Ranch

13.78 MILES

A short walk from the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive, just five minutes or so in, you'll find the ruins of the Sam Nail Ranch. Nail arrived in 1909 and raised…

4. Castolon Historic District

13.79 MILES

Dwarfed by the looming Sierra Ponce, the Castolon Compound buildings date from 1920. A half-mile historic stroll offers a brief look at frontier life…

5. Tee Pees Picnic Area

19.99 MILES

For a leisurely lunch and a few photographs, plan to stop at this striking picnic area. You'll know when you see it – those tipis are hard to miss.

6. Big Bend National Park

23.36 MILES

This national park is almost the size of Rhode Island: when you’re traversing Big Bend’s 1252 sq miles, you come to appreciate what ‘big’ really means. It…

7. Fossil Discovery Exhibit

28.26 MILES

As you look out at the desert from the pavilion that houses this recent addition to the park, it's hard to imagine that a shallow sea once covered much of…