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Site Group Site # 1 — Pine Springs Campground

Pine Springs Campground · New Mexico · Loop Tent Loop

Campsite Group Site # 1 at Pine Springs Campground in New Mexico. GROUP TENT ONLY AREA NONELECTRIC site. No utility hookups. Maximum 20 people per site. Reservable in advance on Recreation.gov.

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31.89553, -104.82603
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Equipment & Vehicle Limits

Important sizing constraints for your RV, trailer, or tent setup.

Site Length
0
Max Vehicle Length
20
Max Num of Vehicles
3

Capacity & Rules

Max Num of People
20
Min Num of People
10
Pets Allowed
Yes

Site Features

Shade
No
Campfire Allowed
No

How Site Group Site # 1 Compares

  • One of 35 sites at Pine Springs Campground — 22 of them in the Tent Loop loop.
  • Fits vehicles up to 20 ft — shorter than 73% of sites here.
  • ADA accessible — one of only 3 accessible sites at this campground.
Other sites in the Tent Loop loop
Site 8TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · ReservableSite 4TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · ReservableSite 2TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · ReservableSite 11TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · ReservableSite 12TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · ReservableSite 5TENT ONLY NONELECTRIC · Reservable

Photos from Pine Springs Campground

Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.

Vault type restroom located in the tent camping loop. There are 2 parking spaces one is accessible. This restroom is located between the group campsites.
Vault type restroom located in the tent camping loop. There are 2 parking spaces one is accessible. This restroom is located between the group campsites. — NPS Photo
A view from Pine Springs Campground with the Chihuahuan Desert vegetation and the rugged Guadalupe Mountains to enjoy.
A view from Pine Springs Campground with the Chihuahuan Desert vegetation and the rugged Guadalupe Mountains to enjoy. — NPS Photo/Karen Poteet
View of Guadalupe Mountain range from campsite number one with prickly pear, sotol, and oak trees along the trail winding it way toward the parking area.
View of Guadalupe Mountain range from campsite number one with prickly pear, sotol, and oak trees along the trail winding it way toward the parking area. — NPS Photo/Karen Poteet
Summer rains create a field of flowers with El Capitan and the Guadalupe Mountains in the background.
Summer rains create a field of flowers with El Capitan and the Guadalupe Mountains in the background. — K Poteet
Pine Springs campground tent site. The tent pad and picnic table are is delineated by larger rocks and fencing. The surface is covered with find gravel. A view of Hunter Peak is in the background.
Pine Springs campground tent site. The tent pad and picnic table are is delineated by larger rocks and fencing. The surface is covered with find gravel. A view of Hunter Peak is in the background. — NPS Photo
Pine Springs RV Site with view of Hunter Peak in background. This site has a paved parking spot with picnic table. Photo shows a full size truck with a roof top tent setup.
Pine Springs RV Site with view of Hunter Peak in background. This site has a paved parking spot with picnic table. Photo shows a full size truck with a roof top tent setup. — NPS Photo
Javelina enjoying a walk along a gravel path.
Javelina enjoying a walk along a gravel path. — NPS Photo/Giraffeascope
Guadalupe Mountains National Park Visitor Center Located in the Pine Springs area and surrounded by desert vegetation.
Guadalupe Mountains National Park Visitor Center Located in the Pine Springs area and surrounded by desert vegetation. — NPS Photo

Permitted Equipment

SMALL TENTTentLARGE TENT OVER 9X12`

Booking Tips for Site Group Site # 1

  • Reservation window: Recreation.gov releases bookings up to 6 months ahead — popular sites go in minutes
  • Best time to book: 8am local time on the day the window opens
  • Cancellation: Recreation.gov refund policies apply — check before booking
  • Quiet hours: typically 10pm–6am in federal campgrounds
  • Check-in/out: 12:01 PM / 12:00 PM
  • Pets: allowed (keep on a 6ft leash, never leave unattended)
  • Leave No Trace: pack out all trash, including food scraps

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reserve campsite Group Site # 1?

Yes — this site is reservable via Recreation.gov. Reservations open up to 6 months in advance and popular sites go fast.

How many people can stay at site Group Site # 1?

Maximum occupancy is 20 people and 3 vehicles.

What size RV fits at site Group Site # 1?

Max vehicle length is 20 ft and the site itself is 0 ft long.

What hookups does site Group Site # 1 have?

This is a dry site — no electric, water, or sewer hookups.

Are pets allowed at site Group Site # 1?

Yes — pets are allowed. Keep on a 6 ft leash and follow campground rules; some areas require additional restrictions.

Is site Group Site # 1 ADA accessible?

Yes — this site is marked as ADA accessible. Check Recreation.gov for specific accessibility features.

What are the check-in / check-out times?

Check-in: 12:01 PM. Check-out: 12:00 PM.

Can I have a campfire at site Group Site # 1?

Campfires are not permitted at this site. A camp stove may be acceptable — check with the campground host.