Visitor centers in Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupe Mountains National Park has 3 visitor centers on the National Park Service record, 3 of them a Passport To Your National Parks stamp location. Opening hours, services, directions and contact details for each — plus the scenic drives that reach them.
3 mapped · Park boundary: National Park Service
Dog Canyon Ranger StationPassport stamp20 servicesVisitors can pick up brochures and maps from the Dog Canyon Ranger Station when staff or volunteers are available. The Dog Canyon Ranger Station is open intermittently depending on staff availability. If staff and volunteers are present they may be patrolling trails or the campground and not necessarily inside the station.
McKittrick Canyon Contact StationPassport stamp19 servicesVisit the contact station at the mouth of McKittrick Canyon (staffed during peak seasons in the spring and fall). Pick up a park brochure, and view the outside exhibits and video.
Pine Springs Visitor CenterPassport stamp26 servicesPine Springs Visitor Center is the park's main visitor center and headquarters. Visitors can pay entrance and camping fees, tour the museum, purchase items from the park store, pick up brochures and maps, and obtain overnight wilderness use permits here.
Source: National Park Service, as of 2026-08-04