Study Butte RV Park TX 79852

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Joshua Crawford

!!!!SPEED LIMIT IS 5 MPH!!!! Staying here was the cherry on top. He has bathrooms and a laundry room. Hes right across the street from the only grocery store. The owner's are funny and vary nice, the camp host is fantastic. (marine vet, her Favorite color is purple crayon) ?. Big Bend west gate is 2 minutes away (with no traffic). Food truck on site for lunch (look for hours of operation) they do have special events during holidays. Owner is VERY resourceful with RVs. (Don't mind the mess) He is very reliable, respectful and resourceful. You need it, he's probably... mostly already got into help!

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Gregory Hovance

The location of this RV park to the Big Bend National Park entrance can't be beat, a 5 min drive. Also, very well located to town and the Terlingua Ghost Town. As for the RV park, it's what you should expect in Study Butte. This is not a luxurious environment; it's a dessert with extremes. The RV Park offers bathrooms with showers, consistent utilities (water/electric/wifi), and everyone we spoke to was very nice. Other reviews referenced an "angry old man" who yelled at them. That man was very pleasant when we spoke to him, if you aren't following his rules, he is the owner, then he should let you know. There are families with kids playing. Debora the manager was FANTASTIC, she is very pleasant and easy to work with and accommodated as we had a mechanical issue that delayed our arrival, and she held our spot for us during Spring Break. 2 things to make a special mention of: 1 - do not leave your garbage out. Walk it to the garbage bin, the coyotes will find it if it's out. (This is not the RV parks falut, its dumb campers not being careful.) 2 - the Rio Bravo food truck has excellent/authentic Mexican food that I highly recommend and miss already!

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Dan S

The people (other campers, park host, owners) were very nice. The location is great. The electric and water were fine. It really could have been a 5 star revew. Here’s why I gave 3 stars. The wifi was too weak to do anything, and the campground was a bit of a junk yard. I suspect that I picked up a nail in a motorcycle tire while loading up there because the (newish) tire was fine all day, and it was full when I loaded the next morning, but it was flat when I took the bike out of the trailer the next day. For the harley riders reading this, you know that's an expensive repair.