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Coyote Creek State Park, New Mexico
You are going to fall in l-o-v-e with Coyote Creek State Park. Set in the stunning Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the park is gonna wow you with it’s show-off scenery! Wildflowers, and green as can be Read more...
You are going to fall in l-o-v-e with Coyote Creek State Park. Set in the stunning Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the park is gonna wow you with it’s show-off scenery! Wildflowers, and green as can be trees in the spring and summer, will rejuvenate your senses. When autumn comes, the colors are really gonna work your camera into overtime! This place isn’t just a pretty face though, there’s hiking and plenty of fly fishing in the stream that runs through the park. A perfect place to bring your crew for a campout, there’s plenty of campground space for tents and RVs. You may even hear a coyote howl in appreciation of this beautiful park while you snuggle up around the campfire. With close access to Taos, Coyote Creek is a no brainer for a good time!
Kate: This area is for tents and small pop up trailers only. Many of the sites can be a challenge to get...
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Andi: We enjoyed our time at High Road Farmstead Camp. The setting is beautiful! The outhouse is the coolest...
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Jeffery: Pitch a tent, park an RV, paddle a yak, park for awhile. Throw some fly's, bark at the moon, target...
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Daniel: Stayed at this site one night each week from late Sept. thru mid November, 2016.
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Lillian: Incredible vistas, unspoiled wilderness, petrogliphs, caves and hiking trails, fresh water springs....
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