Campsite SpecificsGrapevine Hills Primitive Roadside Campsites are located along the gravel Grapevine Hills Road which begins 3 miles west of Panther Junction. Five primitive roadside campsites are located along the Grapevine Hills road.
*NOTE: A trailer is considered a vehicle for site capacities. DirectionsGrapevine Hills road is an improved dirt road 3.3 miles west of Panther Junction. Four primitive roadside campsites are located along the Grapevine Hills road. GH-1 is 0.3 miles down the dirt road. GH-2 is located 3.8 miles down the dirt road. GH-3 and GH-4 are are located at the end of the dirt road, 7.7 miles from the pavement. Road ConditionsGrapevine Hills Road is usually accessible to all vehicles as far as campsite GH-2. Beyond that point the road is very rough, and REQUIRES a sturdy High Clearance Vehicle. Do NOT attempt to reach the Grapevine Hills Trail or campsites GH-3 and GH-4 with a passenger car, minivan, trailer or RV of any kind. VegetationThere is no shade at any of these campsites. There is minimal ground cover surrounding GH-1, and GH-2. Moderate ground cover and low shrubs border GH-3 and GH-4 due to increased vegetation near Grapevine Spring. ViewsThe Chisos Mountains can be seen from the entire length of the road. Government Spring is located near GH-1. There are good views of the Grapevine Hills and distant Rosillos Mountains from GH-2,3,4. Good sunset views of the Deadhorse and Sierra del Carmen from GH-3 and GH-4. RemarksGovernment Spring is located near campsite #1. It is usually not running. The Grapevine Hills Trail is located along the east side of the road at mile 6.5. This beautiful trail leads through a boulder strewn valley to a balanced rock formation. At the end of the road, heavy thickets of thorny vegetation mark the location of Grapevine Spring. There is usually no surface water at the spring. Campsite Photos |
Last updated: June 14, 2024