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Camping
The park has three developed campgrounds as well as plenty of backcountry sites.
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Camping Details
There are three developed campgrounds in the park; Rio Grande Village Campground(full hook-ups), Chisos Basin Campground and Cottonwood Campground. These are each $14 per night per site. Reservations are highly recommended especially if you are traveling during the busy months of November - March. You can make [campsite reservations online](http://www.recreation.gov/) or by calling (877) 444-6777. Backcountry camping requires a $12 permit that can be acquired at any visitor center during business hours.
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