The best dog-friendly camping near Bosque Farms

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Take your pets to Bosque Farms and camp with peace of mind—over 390 pet-friendly spots welcome them here. Expect wide-open spaces, easy access to horse trails, and riverside sites where you can swim or fish. Night skies stretch forever, and you’ll find showers, allowed campfires, and plenty of shade. Top picks include Healing on the Rio Grande ! (222 reviews), Star Gazer Ranch (211 reviews), and Mesa Top camping (143 reviews). Prices average $50 a night, but you’ll find options starting at just $7. Bring your four-legged companions—this is a spot where pets aren’t just allowed, they’re expected.

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4. Small Town Memories

34mi from Bosque Farms · 1 site · RV
This is a small private plot of land just outside of town that used to be a homesite. There are NO AMENITIES currently, but possibly in the future. RV site is for DRY CAMPING ONLY. Pets are allowed but must be contained due to the nearby road. The property still has a few areas that need a bit of cleanup, but the advantage is that it’s a private site conveniently located just outside of town. The Town of Mountainair is known for its vibrant arts scene, local studios, and galleries. It offers a true small-town feel with great restaurants, including the famous—and haunted—Shaffer Hotel. There are even rumors of sightings of the ghost of Billy the Kid! While not entirely remote, this is a peaceful spot where you can sit outside and marvel at the galaxy of stars visible on a clear night. You’ll be neighbors with the Forest Service and only a few miles from Cibola National Forest, the Manzano Mountains, and several Park Service sites such as the Abo and Quarai ruins. Nearby, you’ll also find a farmer’s market, a grocery store, and a few dollar stores for essentials. This is a great location for birdwatching, spotting small wildlife, and occasionally seeing deer. My favorite memory growing up here was listening to the great horned owls—you’ll likely find owl pellets and other interesting natural treasures on the lot. While the 4-acre property isn’t large enough for real hiking, it’s perfect for peaceful walks and exploring nature. Please note: there is still some debris left from the old homesite, such as tires, but cleanup can be arranged based on rental interest. Campfires are welcome, as long as they comply with current Forest Service fire bans. You must bring your own water for fire extinguishing.
from 
$16
 / night

Take your pets to Bosque Farms and camp with peace of mind—over 390 pet-friendly spots welcome them here. Expect wide-open spaces, easy access to horse trails, and riverside sites where you can swim or fish. Night skies stretch forever, and you’ll find showers, allowed campfires, and plenty of shade. Top picks include Healing on the Rio Grande ! (222 reviews), Star Gazer Ranch (211 reviews), and Mesa Top camping (143 reviews). Prices average $50 a night, but you’ll find options starting at just $7. Bring your four-legged companions—this is a spot where pets aren’t just allowed, they’re expected.

90% (1.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Bosque Farms

4. Small Town Memories

34mi from Bosque Farms · 1 site · RV
This is a small private plot of land just outside of town that used to be a homesite. There are NO AMENITIES currently, but possibly in the future. RV site is for DRY CAMPING ONLY. Pets are allowed but must be contained due to the nearby road. The property still has a few areas that need a bit of cleanup, but the advantage is that it’s a private site conveniently located just outside of town. The Town of Mountainair is known for its vibrant arts scene, local studios, and galleries. It offers a true small-town feel with great restaurants, including the famous—and haunted—Shaffer Hotel. There are even rumors of sightings of the ghost of Billy the Kid! While not entirely remote, this is a peaceful spot where you can sit outside and marvel at the galaxy of stars visible on a clear night. You’ll be neighbors with the Forest Service and only a few miles from Cibola National Forest, the Manzano Mountains, and several Park Service sites such as the Abo and Quarai ruins. Nearby, you’ll also find a farmer’s market, a grocery store, and a few dollar stores for essentials. This is a great location for birdwatching, spotting small wildlife, and occasionally seeing deer. My favorite memory growing up here was listening to the great horned owls—you’ll likely find owl pellets and other interesting natural treasures on the lot. While the 4-acre property isn’t large enough for real hiking, it’s perfect for peaceful walks and exploring nature. Please note: there is still some debris left from the old homesite, such as tires, but cleanup can be arranged based on rental interest. Campfires are welcome, as long as they comply with current Forest Service fire bans. You must bring your own water for fire extinguishing.
from 
$16
 / night

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