Eagle Pass II
8AM - 4PM Daily
Eagle Pass II (Camino Real) is the RV-friendly bridge into Piedras Negras, with a 24-hour Banjercito and generally light traffic.
What's where?
Marker positions are approximate — confirm exact locations on the day.
Customs inspection point at the Camino Real crossing, the larger six-lane bridge used by most passenger and commercial traffic.
Vehicle permit office in the federal building complex at the Camino Real crossing, where TIPs are issued and canceled.
Immigration office at the Camino Real crossing for processing FMM tourist permits.
Taco restaurant near to the border crossing
Parking near the customs/Banjercito complex for travelers completing paperwork.
Step by step, southbound
From Eagle Pass, follow US-277/Loop 431 south to the Camino Real International Bridge (Bridge II).
Pay the toll and cross the six-lane bridge over the Rio Grande into Piedras Negras, Coahuila.
Clear the aduana customs checkpoint immediately after the bridge.
If you need a vehicle Temporary Import Permit, stop at the Banjercito office in the federal building complex right at the crossing.
Continue south on Mexican Federal Highway 57 toward central Piedras Negras or your onward destination.
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