THIS TENT IS (nearly) ALL BED!!!*Kodiak canvas tent *QUEEN size 8 inch hybrid spa memory foam bed 1/2 guests. Tent is 6'dx8.6"wx4'h. Great windows, mesh screens. *ADULTS 18 & over *No pets *No power/water *Closest site to the outhouse (no smell) *fire pit w/grate, picnic table & stunning views of Big Bend National park *Feels secluded & remote,yet only 1.5 miles to all amenities you need *Convenient showers 1.5 miles @ BigBend Station,8 quarters=6 min shower *Big Bend NP W.entrance 5 miles. The pin on the map is CLOSE to the campground. **You will get the exact directions when you book* Composting/outhouse toilet near this site. It has no odor. There are public restrooms/coin showers (8 quarters) conveniently located 1.5 miles away at the back of Big Bend station Inn/RV park. The Cottonwood store a few miles south near the park has a good selection of groceries,camping supplies and water fill station for 10 cents a gallon with your own jug. There's 15 acres to explore. Do not take my plants or rocks! Stay on the property at your own risk, not responsible for accidents or damages of any kind. **Bring your own camping supplies to be self sufficient and firewood. **Collecting wood or kindling on the property is not allowed! The Cottonwood Grocery store a few miles away sells firewood. Stop at the Walmart in Fort Stockton on your way down to get firewood, or find some in Alpine on your way here. Secure your tent and gear at night and when you leave! You can not rely on the forecast to predict the winds that can come up in the desert out of Never leave your gear, or chairs around the fire pit when you leave or go to bed. Respect the land and leave as good or better than you found it. *Please practice Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly principals. The desert and my property are pristine, please do your part to keep it that way. Thank you in advance! ** Do not have campfires in windy conditions over 10mph.. Only have fires in the provided firepit or your own gas stove. Put out your fire completely before bed and before leaving. *Do not burn plastic or break glass in the firepit! Keep an eye on the forecast and realize that rain to the north can cause the dry creeks on my property to flash flood and you may not be able to leave till it recedes, which is usually pretty quick, but depends on conditions.The rainy season is during the summer months, usually July through September when not many people are camping anyway. ALWAYS stay aware of the forecast. Weather is part of camping! Your assigned campsite. Please do not enter another guest's campsite unless invited. I live on the property and am available via phone, text or email. I may stop by to meet you. The view of the Chisos mountains is about the best around. Front and center is Emory Peak, the highest point in the national park at 7800 ft. To the left of that is Casa Grande and to the right is the South Rim. Good hiking at Indian Head trail is a mile from my place and has amazing views, interesting rock formations, native American pictographs, etc. Trail is easy and suitable for hiking and mountain bikes. no public transportation available Access to the campground is a mile and a half of mild to moderate bumpy dirt roads. A sedan can make it as long as you are comfortable with the off pavement conditions. **I can not guarantee what your experience with the road conditions will be.