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Campsite: Fish Creek Wash Primitive Campsite
I camped here for 5 days middle of January. The weather was great however I did have to leave when the weather turned bad. Fish Creek Campground is the gateway to so many trails further up the canyon. Sandstone Canyon was my favorite and was the entire reason I came to Anza Borrego State Park. Everybody at the campground was extremely friendly. There is a vault toilet that gets cleaned like once a week. It's dusty and dry but it's a great place to camp. Full bars of LTE on my phone.
Campsite: Sea Rim State Park
This place is very unique however absolutely do not get out of your vehicle until you are covered in bug spray. The mosquitoes are Relentless and there is no getting away from them unless you are a good ways down the beach closer to the ocean. I can't stress this enough, make sure you have bug spray although they do sell it for $12 a bottle at the campground check in. The boardwalk out over the marshy area is pretty awesome. This place is pretty desolate mid December right now. Only a handful of campers here.
Campsite: Davis Mountains State Park
Beautiful place to camp. Amazing views and cell service from skyline dr. Wifi not so good in the campground but it's available. Water and electric at all sites and sewer at a few.
Campsite: Malaquite Campground — Padre Island National Seashore
It was quite windy the entire time I was there. Very pretty sunrise and sunset. You can camp right on the beach if you choose to do so. The water is heavily chlorinated at the campground. The showers are cold. I would stay here again though.
Campsite: Rio Grande Village Campground — Big Bend National Park
Very unique place to camp. Lots of trails close by. Internet about a half a mile away at the camp store. Water spigots throughout the campground and a dump station on your way in / out. The camp hosts were extremely friendly. Generators allowed between 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Campsite: Rio Grande Village Group Campground — Big Bend National Park
Very unique place to camp. Lots of trails close by. Internet about a half a mile away at the camp store. Water spigots throughout the campground and a dump station on your way in / out. The camp hosts were extremely friendly. Generators allowed between 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.