While the Chisos Basin Visitor Center is one of the smaller ones I've visited, it had most of the amenities of other visitor centers with an information desk, bookstore, exhibit area, and restrooms. Staff can also issue backcountry and river use permits. A camp store is located next door. We visited in September 2021.
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| View from the road when entering the basin |
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| A closer view |
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| Entrance |
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| Restrooms are accessible after hours |
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| Offices |
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| Handicapped parking area |
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| ADA ramp |
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| Exhibit area |
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| Additional exhibits |
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| Even more exhibits |
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| Information desk |
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| Bookstore |
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| Backcountry registration |
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| Camp store next door |
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| Clothing and souvenirs available at the camp store |
An entry fee of $30 per vehicle, $25 per motorcycle, or $15 per person is valid for seven consecutive days at Big Bend National Park. Other fee payment options include the America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands passes including the Annual Pass ($80), Senior Pass ($80 for a lifetime), Access Pass (free with a documented disability), and Military Annual Pass (free for active-duty personnel). Also available is a Big Bend National Park Annual Park Pass for $55.
The Big Bend National Park website is https://www.nps.gov/bibe/index.htm.
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