99% (860) • 30 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Brazos
RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat
1. RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat
100%
(8)
41mi from Brazos · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nature's allure knows no bounds at RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat:
Embrace Mother Nature as she guides you to discover the depths of your soul.
Find sanctuary here, tailored to your desired level of comfort and simplicity.
Choose accommodations that resonate with you, whether you seek comfort or a closer connection to nature.
With 40 gated acres, come with just your basic needs, and let RRCR cater to your wide range of accommodation preferences. Tents and a small camper are even available when arrangements are confirmed well in advance.
As part of your booking, consider the extras offered for Interspiritual Companioning or An Encounter With the Land.
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$12
/ night
OffGrid Camp Pagosa Springs, CO
2. OffGrid Camp Pagosa Springs, CO
100%
(7)
47mi from Brazos · 2 sites · RVs
Come and stay at our serene dry camping spot in the Aspen Springs neighborhood of Pagosa Springs, CO. Easily accessible off Hwy 160. Located within 15 minutes drive to Uptown Pagosa Springs, 20 minutes to Downtown Pagosa Springs, and 45 minutes to the Wolf Creek Ski Area.
So many cool things to do in and near this town!
The San Juan River runs directly through downtown, and you can float or kayak in the summer months.
Pagosa Springs is home to the mineral-rich waters of the world's deepest hot spring, which is fed by the world's deepest geothermal hot spring aquifer, the Mother Spring. You can experience the hot springs for free at Nathan's Hippy Dip adjacent to the river walk.
There are several hiking & biking trails, some of which lead you to beautiful waterfalls. Williams Creek Reservoir is only an hour away, where you can spend time fishing, boating, kayaking, and/or standup paddle boarding.
The live music scene is lively here, and there are tons of terrific food trucks, restaurants, and drinking establishments to choose from.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Mudita Camel's Yurt
3. Mudita Camel's Yurt
100%
(202)
42mi from Brazos · 1 site · Lodging
Eons ago camels roamed through the San Luis Valley and today they roam once again. Come and stay at our yurt enjoying views of the mountains and of the camels and donkeys roaming their home. Take a farm tour and get the chance to pet the camels and maybe even sneak a camel kiss. Enjoy a night stay at the yurt viewing the stars or enjoying a nice fire at the fire pit. Come stay in our yurt and get the chance to meet our little herd of camels and wake up to the views of the gorgeous surroundings! Travel down a few miles of dirt roads and you will find our little oasis of 35 acres. The hard-sided yurt sits right next to the field where our camels and donkeys roam. Set apart from the main house, sitting in Trujillo Canyon, and surrounded by BLM/National Forrest, its the perfect spot for recharging. Located off the beaten path so amazing for star gazing but also close enough to the Sand Dunes for day adventures. Our property is off the grid and allows you to disconnect for a little while and there is a nice creek to go and sit by. Each stay also includes a farm tour if you are interested. The night skies have little light pollution and are perfect for star gazing. We can't wait for you to come and stay with us!Don't take our word for it, guests love their stays with us! "We struck gold finding this magical place. The yurt was so cozy, comfy, and full of tons of extras that exceeded our expectations. We booked our little trip to visit the dunes, but this farm was by far the best part of our trip. We loved our walks to see all the animals. The camels and donkeys were so friendly!"
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
Rio Grande Del Norte Lookout
4. Rio Grande Del Norte Lookout
46mi from Brazos · 39 sites · Tents, RVs
We invite you to come stay at this truly unique and stunning Hipcamp outpost located within the Rio Grande Del Norte Nat'l Monument and 35 minutes NW of Taos. Nestled beneath the southern flank of an extinct volcano, Cerro Montoso, and right in the middle of our American Rift Valley!
Millennia of history and more has this Taos Valley seen - with the area being a revered hunting ground for the Pueblo and Ute, and traversed by mountain men and traders alike along the Western portion of the Old Spanish Trail.
In the early 1900's my great-uncle was fortunate enough to acquire the homestead claim where this location became home to the family cattle grazing and timber operations until the late 1970's.
Now comes your opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the land and area, trek to the additional volcanic cinder cones that dot the landscape of the Taos Plateau, where one has no shortage of hiking trails both on and off the property. Cerro Montoso, Cerro De La Olla, and Cerro Chiflo will make any outdoor enthusiast rejoice. The Miner's Trail leading all the way down to the Rio Grande (only accessible on the West side of the Rio Grande) is 2.5 miles East of the main gate, or soak in the John Dunn Hot Springs located 20 minutes to the south along the main county road. Spend the day on river and unwind by the campfire as stars light up the night.
As one of the few Hipcamps in the area to offer such a varied mix of elevation and ample acreage we are pleased to share the land by way of Hipcamp, but for the true history buffs we offer guided ATV rides throughout the property as well as history hiking tours; outlining our family's centuries old, multi-generational presence in the Taos Valley and the echoes from the past that deserve to be heard.
We hope to see you soon! Safe travels and thanks again!
Pets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
99% (860) • 30 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Brazos
RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat
1. RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat
100%
(8)
41mi from Brazos · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nature's allure knows no bounds at RoadRunner Coyoté Retreat:
Embrace Mother Nature as she guides you to discover the depths of your soul.
Find sanctuary here, tailored to your desired level of comfort and simplicity.
Choose accommodations that resonate with you, whether you seek comfort or a closer connection to nature.
With 40 gated acres, come with just your basic needs, and let RRCR cater to your wide range of accommodation preferences. Tents and a small camper are even available when arrangements are confirmed well in advance.
As part of your booking, consider the extras offered for Interspiritual Companioning or An Encounter With the Land.
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$12
/ night
OffGrid Camp Pagosa Springs, CO
2. OffGrid Camp Pagosa Springs, CO
100%
(7)
47mi from Brazos · 2 sites · RVs
Come and stay at our serene dry camping spot in the Aspen Springs neighborhood of Pagosa Springs, CO. Easily accessible off Hwy 160. Located within 15 minutes drive to Uptown Pagosa Springs, 20 minutes to Downtown Pagosa Springs, and 45 minutes to the Wolf Creek Ski Area.
So many cool things to do in and near this town!
The San Juan River runs directly through downtown, and you can float or kayak in the summer months.
Pagosa Springs is home to the mineral-rich waters of the world's deepest hot spring, which is fed by the world's deepest geothermal hot spring aquifer, the Mother Spring. You can experience the hot springs for free at Nathan's Hippy Dip adjacent to the river walk.
There are several hiking & biking trails, some of which lead you to beautiful waterfalls. Williams Creek Reservoir is only an hour away, where you can spend time fishing, boating, kayaking, and/or standup paddle boarding.
The live music scene is lively here, and there are tons of terrific food trucks, restaurants, and drinking establishments to choose from.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Mudita Camel's Yurt
3. Mudita Camel's Yurt
100%
(202)
42mi from Brazos · 1 site · Lodging
Eons ago camels roamed through the San Luis Valley and today they roam once again. Come and stay at our yurt enjoying views of the mountains and of the camels and donkeys roaming their home. Take a farm tour and get the chance to pet the camels and maybe even sneak a camel kiss. Enjoy a night stay at the yurt viewing the stars or enjoying a nice fire at the fire pit. Come stay in our yurt and get the chance to meet our little herd of camels and wake up to the views of the gorgeous surroundings! Travel down a few miles of dirt roads and you will find our little oasis of 35 acres. The hard-sided yurt sits right next to the field where our camels and donkeys roam. Set apart from the main house, sitting in Trujillo Canyon, and surrounded by BLM/National Forrest, its the perfect spot for recharging. Located off the beaten path so amazing for star gazing but also close enough to the Sand Dunes for day adventures. Our property is off the grid and allows you to disconnect for a little while and there is a nice creek to go and sit by. Each stay also includes a farm tour if you are interested. The night skies have little light pollution and are perfect for star gazing. We can't wait for you to come and stay with us!Don't take our word for it, guests love their stays with us! "We struck gold finding this magical place. The yurt was so cozy, comfy, and full of tons of extras that exceeded our expectations. We booked our little trip to visit the dunes, but this farm was by far the best part of our trip. We loved our walks to see all the animals. The camels and donkeys were so friendly!"
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
Rio Grande Del Norte Lookout
4. Rio Grande Del Norte Lookout
46mi from Brazos · 39 sites · Tents, RVs
We invite you to come stay at this truly unique and stunning Hipcamp outpost located within the Rio Grande Del Norte Nat'l Monument and 35 minutes NW of Taos. Nestled beneath the southern flank of an extinct volcano, Cerro Montoso, and right in the middle of our American Rift Valley!
Millennia of history and more has this Taos Valley seen - with the area being a revered hunting ground for the Pueblo and Ute, and traversed by mountain men and traders alike along the Western portion of the Old Spanish Trail.
In the early 1900's my great-uncle was fortunate enough to acquire the homestead claim where this location became home to the family cattle grazing and timber operations until the late 1970's.
Now comes your opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the land and area, trek to the additional volcanic cinder cones that dot the landscape of the Taos Plateau, where one has no shortage of hiking trails both on and off the property. Cerro Montoso, Cerro De La Olla, and Cerro Chiflo will make any outdoor enthusiast rejoice. The Miner's Trail leading all the way down to the Rio Grande (only accessible on the West side of the Rio Grande) is 2.5 miles East of the main gate, or soak in the John Dunn Hot Springs located 20 minutes to the south along the main county road. Spend the day on river and unwind by the campfire as stars light up the night.
As one of the few Hipcamps in the area to offer such a varied mix of elevation and ample acreage we are pleased to share the land by way of Hipcamp, but for the true history buffs we offer guided ATV rides throughout the property as well as history hiking tours; outlining our family's centuries old, multi-generational presence in the Taos Valley and the echoes from the past that deserve to be heard.
We hope to see you soon! Safe travels and thanks again!
Pets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Cecile
October 2025
20 ft campervan
Great place, the views are stunning! You think you are on your own in the wilderness. Scott is super nice and flexible . Responds quickly to messages .
I would highly recommend!
Thanks for having us!
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Rachel
September 2025
Tent
Super great! My husband and I booked extremely last minute and everything was super smooth and easy! Scott went above and beyond to help us out!
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Cassity
September 2025
Tent
Amazing location. You really can’t beat the views at this campsite. And the host is so friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. It’s rare to get a really good and peaceful nights sleep while primitive camping, but this location and property couldn’t have been better for it. It’s also 2wd accessible, even in heavy rain!
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Anthony
August 2025
1 night at Mudita Camel's Yurt
We had a great time staying on Meghan’s land. We rolled in late for our stay, but had no trouble with the clear instructions she provided.
The yurt is truly a treat, coming stocked with camping stove supplies so we were able to cook some light meals. I also really enjoyed the wood-burning stove to keep warm.
We also treated ourselves to some camel milk fudge and camel yarn.
We stopped here for our trip to Great Sand Dunes, and Meghan recommended we stopped at Sand Dunes Recreation hot springs in Hooper nearby. It was just what we needed! Incredible place for a desert getaway.
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Lei
July 2025
With kids
We loved Matt’s land, animals, and yurt! The yurt was very comfortable and cozy. Also, my kids really loved playing with the animals! They were really tame. Matt had the best hospitality and was very friendly! I would 100% recommend this to someone and come back again. Thank you Matt!
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Michael
June 2025
Tent
Beautiful spot close to many hiking areas, friendly host, great value
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Rick
May 2025
25 ft campervan
Great spot in quiet serene setting, nice size level gravel pad and cell reception is very good. I highly recommend this space for a day or month.
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Jaclyn
January 2025
With kids
What a special and unique experience this was! We arrived after dark, and the off GPS directions were excellent and easy to follow. My son and I kicked off a ten day road trip with our first stay here, and even though very cold outside, the yurt was cozy and warm. The bed is very comfy, and there are thoughtful touches throughout the yurt including a kettle for the wood stove, handmade soaps, games, and a French press just to name a few. Meghan and Liam gave us a great farm tour where we got to meet the donkeys and camels, and see the frozen creek. Would definitely book again.
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