Week of October 15
+ Pricing
+ Group size
+ Amenities
+ Activities
+ Terrain
Cibola National Forest, New Mexico
America the beautiful, indeed! The Cibola National Forest is definitely one place not to be missed in the wilds of New Mexico. The forest is one massive combination of all the most beautiful natural Read more...
America the beautiful, indeed! The Cibola National Forest is definitely one place not to be missed in the wilds of New Mexico. The forest is one massive combination of all the most beautiful natural glory in the southwest! Cibola packs one heck of a punch with over 1.6 million acres in just New Mexico alone. From upwards of 11,000 feet, you’ll experience spectacular views of the valley, mega fresh air, and some seriously diverse wildlife! Depending on what season your paths cross, Cibola offers loads of fishing opportunities, challenging hikes, mountain biking, and downhill skiing and snowboarding. With most campgrounds not more than an hour’s drive from Albuquerque, settle in for a spell at some more traditional sites, cabins, or lodges. But remember, it’s a desert. Bring good, sturdy boots and lots of water!
A secluded group site from the main campground, Water Canyon Group Campground could serve as the next...
Layne: The sites here are situated along a curving road, with the outer sites a bit higher up than the...
Though it isn’t very expansive, Bear Trap Campground is popular for reasons besides its cool name. The...
Consider yourself lucky to snag a spot at Hughes Mill Campground. This pair of sites is more popular...
Springtime Campground is a lightly used area with Adirondack-style shelters to make camping a little...
A visit here is one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. Luna Park Campground has rad...
Red Canyon Campground features well-shaded sites that are a great entry point for the Manzano...
Capilla Peak Campground has some spectacular views of the Manzano Mountains, Rio Grande, and Stancia...
Located close to the geographic center of the state, New Canyon Campground is a solid spot for hikers....
There are a number of short trails to pick up from Fourth of July Campground including Crimson Maple...
Located at over 7,000 feet of elevation, Lobo Canyon Campground’s pinon, juniper, and ponderosa pine...
Sites at Coal Mine Campground are located on gently sloped ground amongst pinon, juniper, gambel oak,...
Tajique Campground (pronounced "Tah-HEE-key") is a small camp located by the creek of the same name....
Ojo Redondo Campground is just southwest of Mt. Sedwick, the highest peak in the Zuni Mountains. It’s...
Quentin: very big ground ! we arrived very late at night and just set up our tent in the field. there were a...
A petite camp located in a ponderosa forest, Red Cloud Campground is located near an old mining...
Located on what was once the historic railroad logging and sawmill town of McGaffey, McGaffey...
At Quaking Aspen Campground, aspen and mature ponderosa pine trees provide a welcome respite from the...
Hmmm we couldn't find any listings within Cibola National Forest that match your search criteria. Try removing filters or zooming the map out and searching again.
Browse camping spots nearby —
1 - 20 of 173 Listings
Meredith: Bluewater rocks and views has so many beautiful mountains all around it!
Katie: Danielle was very generous and hospitable. The dutch hen farm was peaceful and easily accessible by...
Julie: Danielle was very sweet and welcoming! I enjoyed chatting with her as she showed me around the farm...
Julie: Michaela and Ernesto were so warm and welcoming when we arrived! Their back yard was absolutely lovely...
Cristina: Set up your tent or small camper on 13 acres of raw land in the mountains of New Mexico. This area is...
John: Multiple tent and RV camping spots, Bunkhouse (short term rental), onsite Mercantile/Gift Shop.
Erin: What a wonderful experience! This yurt is perfectly set up for a weekend/week away for a couple: queen...
John: DreamCamp is a place for spiritual seekers to find vision and renewal through sound healing and...
Vanessa: If you're looking for a cozy place to stay while travelin' along old Route 66 this is your spot. Just...
Jamie: Oasis in the Desert is a lovely passive solar adobe casita with artistic touches throughout. It's a...
Kim: The view goes on forever to the South and East. Mountains nearby to the North and West. Prospectors...
Being only marginally developed, Valle Tio Vinces Campground is nestled alongside the Continental...
Maddy: This was definitely remote and wild! It was so nice to be fully immersed in this gorgeous landscape....
Primarily for equestrian use, El Caso Throwdown Campground is just outside the Quemado Lake Recreation...
Jimmy: Tent camping welcome, RV camping OK (no hookups whatsoever, no dumping, no water). 1. 5 acres of flat...
A partially developed camp, El Caso I-III Campground is within hiking distance of Quemado Lake. Sites...
Located on its very own loop amongst pinon and juniper trees, Pinon Group Campground holds itself to...
With a family camping loops, Pinon Campground is a clean and quiet getaway for everyone. As you’d...
Juniper Campground is a popular camp overlooking Quemado Lake. The New Mexico Game and Fish Department...
When you need to escape, there’s no place like the Manzano Mountains for a reprieve from the modern...