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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
Big Bend National ParkDouglas airplanes on the field at Johnson's Ranch
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Big Bend National Park
Banking Services
It is advisable to bring small bills ($1, $5, $10, $20) since larger bills can be difficult to change. Entrance fees and camping fees may also be paid with major credit cards or traveler's check. Most stores accept major credit cards and traveler's checks.

The nearest bank is located in Study Butte, 26 miles west of park headquarters. ATMs are located at the Chisos Mountains Lodge and Rio Grande Village Store inside the park, and outside the park in Study Butte.
Amon Carter Peak  

Did You Know?
Carter Peak (5,479'/1,670m), in the middle of the Window, is named for Amon Carter. Carter was instrumental in the movement to establish Big Bend as a national park. Through his Fort Worth newspaper the general public learned of the scenic qualities of the Big Bend.

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Last Updated: November 23, 2007 at 13:15 EST