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Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve
1. Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve
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Santa Fe, NM · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Brad and Ciana welcome you to the Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve, managed by The Wilderness Institute.
The camp was founded 40 years ago as a summer camp for kids. We continue to offer camps for children and their parents and grandparents (family camps), as well as welcome adults and other groups to enjoy the vast and wild high desert nature up on this ridge.
"BE A CAMPER CONSERVATIONIST"!
Register for our nature education activities and resources lead by The Wilderness Institute (available for all of our guests). These topics include sustainability, recycling, composting, water conservation, wildfire prevention, outdoor safety, and nature awareness along with the use of our hiking trails.
You can also join an archery class, tomahawk throwing, climbing on the mobile climbing wall, Yoga, Tai Chi, Climbing Into The Heart of the Mother Tree, Star talks and more! (https://wildernessinstitute.org/outdoor-programs/)
There are beautiful views and access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy various level hiking trails including a 20 minute hike to a creek and waterfall in the forest (some steep spots and creek is intermittent) or climb up Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please).
IMPORTANT: We are up 1.3 miles of dirt road (with 5-7+% grade in a few short stretches) and are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy and rutted ( 4-wheel or All-trak recommended in certain times of year). We don’t guarantee the road will be plowed.
We generally close for the season due to cold weather around Halloween and reopen just before Memorial Day.
This is a non-smoking, no candle facility.
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Enchanted Circle Campground (E<<)
2. Enchanted Circle Campground (E<<)
99%
(1498)
Angel Fire, NM · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
The Enchanted Circle Campground sits on the Avalon Ranch. It is 161 owned acres surrounded by a state trust lease. We are very proud to have been voted #1 Campground in NM 4 years in a row and ranked Top 5 by Forbes in the country.
We have 8 Sites to choose from. (No large RVs at 4, 7 or 8) Campfires are permitted, and pets are welcome. Free potable water is available as well as a portable toilet.
For cooking, you will have a fire pit, with a cast iron grill. Every site has a standing charcoal grill, with tongs, a spatula and a grill brush. A fire extinguisher and a shovel. We hang a hand washing jug at every site for your convenience, with potable water, but do not suggest this for drinking water source.
The property was originally homesteaded in 1893. It was also the first potato farm in NM. It has seven ground-fed springs that run year-round and is officially the Coyote Creeks Headwaters. The springs converge after filling 4 of our ponds in the marshland where the potatoes were grown. A family of 4 lived in the first dwelling built here, not much larger than a shed. Since that time, 2 homes, 1 of which still stands, a barn, a smokehouse, and 4 other outbuildings were constructed. There are old wagons and farm equipment from the late 1800s and early 1900's still strewn about the ranch.
We are home to Huge herds of Elk, mule deer, turkeys, prairie dogs, eagles, black bears, 9 horses, chickens, pigs, goats, our 2 dogs and 4 cats, and the occasional Mountain Lion.
We live here year-round. We love our land and want to share it with others.
I am a Veteran and our intent is to eventually have a Veterans Retreat facility here. Not a retreat itself, but rather a location for all of the retreats, nationwide, to be able to utilize, so they can use the funds they have to do what they do best. You are helping to make that possible.
We do pride ourselves on minimally impacting our land. We strive to keep it clean and as close to nature as we can.
And as always, Veterans, LEOs, and Fire Fighters are always free for one night up to 4 guests. Just book your reservation, and show us your ID during your stay, and we will reimburse you for your last night with us.
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Nakation Getaway
3. Nakation Getaway
99%
(91)
La Plata, NM · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Bare your soul (and everything else) in the Desert. Please read the full description.
Step out of your tent and feel the sun kiss your cheeks…all of them.
This is a private, Adult-Only (18+) clothing-optional dry tent camping experience designed for those who want to strip away the noise of the world. Because we are a hidden gem and still growing, there is a high chance that you will have the horizon to yourself. Imagine a morning coffee or sunset stroll where the only other living soul you might see are the hawks and the bunnies.
We are a work in progress with a mission: turning one man’s trash into campground treasures. We work to upcycle as many materials as possible, including a former football field turned grassy landing sites for tents and RV’s. Solar showers from recycled pallets. Signage created from old drill pipe and bed boards.
Our 15 acres butts up against some BLM land offering more terrain to explore in the buff. When you’re done exploring, cool off with a skinny dip in our 16’ x 32’ above ground pool. Or just lounge in the sun and work on your tan.
Gateway to the 4 Corners:
Within 45 minutes (New Mexico):
• World-class fishing at San Juan Quality Waters, or a day at Navajo Lake State Park, or Farmington Lake.
• Step back in time at Aztec Ruins, Salmon Ruins or Jackson Lake Wildlife Refuge.
• Grab a tube for a fun afternoon on the Animas River
Within 60 minutes (Colorado):
• Hike or drive LaPlata Canyon (only 30 minutes away!) or have an adventure at Purgatory Ski Resort.
• Visit world-famous Mesa Verde National Park, Canyon of the Ancients or Chimney Rock.
• Check out Lake Nighthorse
• Spend a day in Historical Downtown Durango.
If you’re looking for a crowd, you’ll have to bring it with you. If you want a quiet, liberating sanctuary where you can be your most authentic self, we can’t wait to host you.
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Gila National Forest
4. Gila National Forest
88%
(25)
National forest in New Mexico · 304 sites
Explore some of the most secluded regions of the American Southwest.
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Lincoln National Forest
5. Lincoln National Forest
92%
(31)
National forest in New Mexico · 386 sites
Lincoln National Forest is a delight for the senses! Gaze upon cacti, smell the spruce at the top of the Sierra Blanca mountains, and feel the cool water on your skin relaxing at Sitting Bull Falls. With a range of elevation comes a range of activities; trails for both beginner and experienced hikers or hop on your horse and explore Dog Canyon Trail that traverses up over 2,000 feet (gnarly!). Camping is cushy and available year round, allowing you to experience the vast array of wildflowers at Bluff Springs in the springtime, or surf the snow in the winter at Ski Apache. With scenic mountain views, ranger programs to brush up on the area, and easy access to the town of Ruidoso, Lincoln is a mountain lovers dream without the crowds!
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the LAND
6. the LAND
Canones, NM · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to the LAND — 43 private acres of high desert magic nestled at the base of Cerro Pedernal, where canyons cradle the sky and Polvadera Creek flows year-round, drawing beavers, birds, and the occasional awe-struck traveler. This is a place for those seeking the essence of the wild, with just enough comfort to stay awhile. With a one-of-a-kind view of Georgia O’Keeffe’s mountain muse in front of you and the ancient Tsi’pin village site to your left, this sacred land echoes with both artistic legacy and ancestral presence.
Camp beside the creek beneath cottonwoods and piñon. Gaze into a night sky free from all light pollution — a dome of stars unlike anywhere else. Walk quiet roads through ancient canyon paths. Listen to the hush. Here, the stillness speaks.
While rustic and off-grid in spirit, the LAND offers:
• Private, creekside tent sites with canyon views
• Fast Wi-Fi if you need it — or want to forget it
• A hot shower under open skies
• Peaceful access roads for all vehicles
• Easy wildlife spotting (beavers, deer, birds of prey)
• Nearby hikes, labyrinth walks, and sacred stone outcroppings
• 30 minutes from Abiquiú • 2 hours from Santa Fe
Whether you're journaling by the creek, meditating at sunrise, or watching the Milky Way unfurl above your tent, this is a place to remember what matters.
Come camp at the LAND.
Stay for the peace. Return for the stars.
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Agua de Vida
7. Agua de Vida
97%
(380)
NM · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
This charming land has been in the family since my husband was a young boy. The Indian ruins and artifacts fascinated him then and he is still happy to share this history with whoever shows an interest. With all the improvements made by his father and family through the years, you will also learn to have a love for the history and beauty here on this unique 30-acre treasure.
You can explore Native American ruins that were inhabited by some 2,000 people between 700-1100 AD. The grounds are wonderful to walk with a little lake which draws elk, deer, hawks, blue herons, etc.
Easy to access just 3 minutes off I-25. We are 5 minutes away from the Pecos Natl Monument and 15 minutes away from the Pecos River with plenty of great fishing spots ;Visit Santa Fe (20-minute drive) or Las Vegas (30-minute drive) with dozens of restaurants, museums, art galleries, etc.
We look forward to your stay!
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HarmonyTaos Regenerative Farm
8. HarmonyTaos Regenerative Farm
97%
(248)
Taos, NM · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Harmony Taos is a regenerative farm w stellar views of the Sangre De Cristos Mtns., located on approximately 4 acres, just minutes from the town of Taos. We specialize in Permaculture . Yurt on site for stretching, yoga , working out. Check us out: www.harmonytaosfarm.com. Come enjoy the butterflies, raptors, magpies and hummingbirds fluttering throughout the orchards, ponderosas, vegetable gardens, and flowers on our organic community farm. Join us for camping, soup nights, ceremonies, yoga, dance (in the new yurt)
Latest Offerings: DM Anastasia if you would like an intuitive reading and clearing. 90 minutes long.
RENT THE ENTIRE PROPERTY FOR EVENTS: DM host for availability & rates.
Pitch your tent, stay in our yurt at of our 3 mountain view campsites or rent the garden cottage bedroom, located on the lush grounds of our regenerative agriculture farm and gardens. Rest and rejuvenate in this quiet haven, nestled below the canyon yet just minutes from town. All Sites have access to a beautifully equipped bathhouse, tables, and an outdoor cold water washing area .
Campsite UNO: Uno fits small trailer and/ or a RV. You will need to be proficient at backing it into position. This site can accommodate two vehicles.
Campsite DOS: It is large enough for a sprinter or small camper van. You can pull right in. You will need to back out to depart. It now accommodates two vehicles (two cars, a sprinter and a car, a car with teardrop and another car.)
Glampimg Mtn View . Walk-in approx 40 paces. Very Private . Twin bamboo mattresses on frames off ground. Can be converted to king. byo bedding.
Charge phones in the bathhouse. There are no electrical hook ups.
EVENTS: Harmony Taos Farm is avail for day long/weekend events. Weddings, family gatherings. There are 4 types of accommodations (hotels, lodges, Inns, rental homes) within 1 mile of property as well as more tent sites than listed above. Host can help arrange catering, flowers, music, rentals, etc.
Things to know: This is the hosts homesite and farm. You will be camping near host's home. We welcome all; grounds are community shared spaces with outlets under porticos for laptops.
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Heaven or Taos 🪐
9. Heaven or Taos 🪐
96%
(95)
San Cristobal, NM · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
We offer discounts for stays over 14 days!
It is an incredible little gem right off the highway in San Cristobal, 8 miles north of Taos. Best of both worlds, with direct access to trails and also the ability to hop onto the enchanted circle (road next to sites) to explore all the Taos county has to offer. RV/tent spots have running water and electricity/hook-ups, something that is incredibly rare considering the views/forest accessibility. Vast, breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristos mountains to one side and if you follow the national forest trail in our backyard to the top of the hill, beautiful views of the gorge on the other side. Easy access to the midtown market, where you can pick up breakfast burritos, beer, drinks, and limited supplies for camping. Wake up to mountains, hiking, and breakfast burritos that will make you ask yourself, “Is this heaven or Taos?”
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Santa Fe National Forest
10. Santa Fe National Forest
94%
(44)
National forest in New Mexico · 444 sites
Santa Fe National Forest isn’t just a cool spot in New Mexico, it’s a place that painters, poets, photographers and adventurers have waxed poetic about since...well, forever. It’s easy to see why, with over 1.6 million acres and over 1,000 miles of trails to explore. Whether it’s an autumn day trekking under trees blazing gold, or taking turns down the slopes at Santa Fe Ski Basin, the forest is a year round wonderland! Spring and Summer offer thrilling whitewater rafting down the Rio Grande, trout fishing, hunting, and nights under the stars. It’s easy to set up camp here too in one of the forests many campgrounds, and if you plan on staying away, be sure visit the town of Santa Fe, one of the most artistic and beautiful towns in America. This trip is bound to have you channeling your inner artist in no time!
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Bandelier National Monument
11. Bandelier National Monument
100%
(8)
National park in New Mexico · 5 sites
Discover ancient Native American history in these sublime Southwestern lands.
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Brantley Lake State Park
12. Brantley Lake State Park
100%
(5)
State park in New Mexico · 27 sites
Discover Brantley Lake State Park: A Haven for Water Sports and Camping.
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Hyde Memorial State Park
13. Hyde Memorial State Park
100%
(5)
State park in New Mexico · 9 sites
Hyde Memorial State Park: A Haven Amid Pines and Peaks.
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Southern Rockies Camp & Cabins
14. Southern Rockies Camp & Cabins
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Sacramento, NM · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Fully equipped cabins, hotel style rooms, glamper, bunkhouses and primitive tent sites.
For groups, consider reserving our recreation, hall and commercial kitchen.
Southern Rockies camp is the perfect destination for family reunions, club ATV groups or a getaway family or couples retreat.
Situated at 8200 feet in the tall pines of the Sacramento mountains just 2 1/2 hours from an international airport makes this refuge a must stay opportunity.
All the conveniences with fully equipped cabins and WIFI or bring your own tent and sleep under the stars.
The camp is central to over 400 miles of hiking, biking, horseback riding, ATV trails.
Area attractions include the historic community of Cloudcroft, New Mexico, The White Sands National Park, Space History Museum, Sunspot Observatory and loads of wildlife.
Short drive to golfing, swimming, fishing, and waterfalls.
Endless trails beckon our guests to explore the wonders of this magnificent forest.
Pets ok with permission
Closed during winter months.
Reservations are subject to availability.
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Camp Rio
15. Camp Rio
94%
(309)
Mayhill, NM · 49 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Camp Rio, formerly named Camp @ Cloudcroft is located in beautiful SE New Mexico! This clean family park is surrounded by thousands of acres of the Lincoln National Forest. The forest is laced with small villages, picturesque roads, riding, hiking, golf, and walking trails. Small valleys, surrounding mountains, racing streams, wildlife, birds, mountain glens and outdoor activities are available to Camp Rio guests. The small towns around us are Mayhill, Cloudcroft, Weed, and Pinion. These towns have scheduled activities such as arts and craft fairs, car shows, bluegrass festivals, dog shows, and Lumberjack days. Additional day trips to Alamogordo, Capitan (Smokey the Bear), Carlsbad, Las Cruces, Lincoln (Billy the Kid), Ruidoso (skiing), Sunspot (National Solar Observatory, Truth or Consequences (Hot Springs) and White Sands National Monument! Guests enjoy our upgraded free wifi to have the best of both worlds, surrounded by beautiful nature, while still being able to connect with family/friends/work. Our location is superb to use as a base camp for numerous attractions as a centralized location to have many adventures.
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Star Gazer Ranch
16. Star Gazer Ranch
97%
(283)
Tohajiilee, NM · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are a secluded, one site camp. Our home is 22 miles west of Albuquerque NM. Just 4 miles from i40. Adjacent to Navajo reservation where “Breaking Bad” was filmed. Hundreds of acres of naturalized land. Panoramic view of mountains and unobstructed view of the night sky. Beautiful sunrises, sunsets and starry nights. We would love to share our homestead with you. Come unplug, Safe. Everybody welcome. Most of your questions are answered in this listing. Text me for any additional concerns.
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Luxx Lodge Glamping & RV Park
17. Luxx Lodge Glamping & RV Park
86%
(22)
Ranchos De Taos, NM · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Hookups included are all 30/50 amp with electric, sewer and water. We have pull thru spots as well as back in spots and are conveniently located to Taos Plaza and Taos Ski valley.
Bathrooms are completely redone with showers free for our guests to use.
We also have our new "Space Cabins" studios with private bath and kitchenettes.
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Little River Mountain Camp
18. Little River Mountain Camp
95%
(29)
Questa, NM · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience 1) peaceful, powerful & serene alpine forest energy 2) refreshing cool dry climate refuge in pure unpolluted air at 8k elevation 3) soul-soothing musical waters flowing from Sangre de Cristo mountain snow melt.
Deeply relax into a 9 acre forest-bath, under fragrant cedars, pines, oaks, aspens & cottonwoods. Cold plunge with cutthroat trout. Zone 1 Stargazing rating, virtually no light pollution. See the Milky Way, shooting stars & more. Quiet, with breathtaking views in northern New Mexico's San Luis Valley. Ute Mountain, Mount Blanca, Mount San Antonio, the largest free standing granite dome on earth, 10,908 ft.
9 acre private property, surrounded by forest.
Deer, elk, bear, mountain lion. World class hiking in nearby Latir Wilderness Area, within a few miles of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Wild & Scenic Rivers National Monument. Kagyu Mila Guru Stupa, Meditation Temple & labyrinth, 1 mile away.
Little River Mountain Camp is in ongoing transformation as it is being restored. Please pardon our projects.
The stewards of this land practice regenerative farming, gardening, forest health ancient technology. Your camp host welcomes you, can show you to your campsite, the outhouse & shared areas in the Little River Mountain Camp, explain camp safety guidelines.
Many available extras make this a smooth, enjoyable camp experience. There is a common kitchen/cooking area. We limit the number of campsites & campers for sustainability, serenity & privacy, however, guests may encounter other campers at this property.
The entire campground may be reserved for your event , please inquire.
Taos County seasonal activities: horseback riding, skiing, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, frisbee golf, golfing, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, hot springs, atv tours, museums, concerts, farmers markets, trade days, Taos Pueblo and casino.
Bring your own drinking water or be prepared to boil available water. Fire pit will be lit by Camp Host due to fire safety concerns. Propane grill available when fire ban is in effect. Camp catering available. Camp host on property.
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Rincon Del Cielo(corner of the sky)
19. Rincon Del Cielo(corner of the sky)
100%
(12)
Pecos, NM · 1 site · Tent, RV
A gated private property on a quiet 10 acres at the literal end of the road, backing up to Pecos National Park. Nestled in the Pecos National Forest, Rincon Del Cielo is the perfect getaway for active (or passive) individuals, couples, and families.
It’s a serene, relaxing environment that also offers plenty of activities both on and off the property. The campsite includes a four-burner grill with side burner, gas fire pit, electricity, trash can, picnic table, gated/fenced dog run/tent site, portable toilet w/hand washing sink and non-potable water.
Rincon Del Cielo’s property boasts meandering walking paths, including Hummingbird Lane, which features 18+ feeders to attract these little bundles of energy (seasonal). There’s plenty of birdwatching to make even the most experienced ornithologists envious.
For kids, there are slackline swings and swing bars, plus badminton and volleyball nets for families (seasonal). Nearby, you’ll find world-class river fishing, hiking, zip lines, mountain biking, national parks, and other points of interest.
There’s plenty to do—or not do—and plenty to see while visiting our corner of the sky.
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Sugarhill Campgrounds🐞🙏
20. Sugarhill Campgrounds🐞🙏
98%
(67)
Mescalero, NM · 1 site · Tent, RV
Sugarhill Campground is beautifully located on the Homelands of the Mescalero Apache. You will experience fresh mountain air in the cool pines, Native American Cuisine offerings and campfire storytelling. Enjoy nearby tourist attractions - St Joseph's Catholic Church, Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, White Sands National Monument, Carlsbad Caverns, Space Hall of Fame, Historic Lincoln NM, Summer Horse RacingFitness Enthusiasts can enjoy mountain trail hiking, biking, golfing, disc golf, skiingLearn more about this land:Sugar Hill woodworks is nestled in the cool pines in the Mescalero Apache Indian reservation. Always nice meeting new friends and hearing their stories 😊..
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Kris
2 weeks ago
28 ft travel trailer
With pets
Beautiful area, , with full hook up’s. There were two large dogs running loose, luckily they were friendly. We have two small dogs so that was just a bit of a draw back for me. The owner was able to call them back which was nice.
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Blair
2 weeks ago
25 ft Class C
With kids
Was so pleased with the beauty and warm welcome we received from the two 🐶 🐕 ❤️! This spot is a gem and fun to explore with your doggie guides
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Nancy
2 weeks ago
24 ft pop-up camper
With pets
A gravel, road takes one through a short distance through the locked gate and into Agua de Vida campground as well as the owner's residence . We stayed in a level RV spot, picnic table included, and had easy access to Pecos National Historic Park and Pecos Canyon State Park. We especially enjoyed the many birds in residence (I mean the wild ones, but there are also peacocks, chickens, and at least one duck) as well as Brenda's two friendly dogs. There's a cute bathroom - water pressure in shower minimal but does get one clean. It was a great weekend!
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Lisa
June 2026
14 ft travel trailer
The land and views were stunning. Directions to get there were detailed and clear (although I entered the coordinates into Apple Maps and they took us right to the gate, I used Brenda’s instructions just in case). The stars at night were amazing - so clear we could see the Milky Way. Lots of birds, and friendly dogs that we loved to pet and accompanied us on a couple of walks (if anyone finds a black tennis shoe, it’s my husband’s. Heed the warning about leaving them outside at night! He did, but one fell off the top of our trailer and was never seen again -lol - a small price to pay.) It IS rustic-ish, but while I know there were others around (heard some snoring and saw some other vehicles as I overshot the bath house as I made a late night bathroom run) nobody was near our site -Open Sky - and it felt like we had the mountaintop to ourselves. Brenda was responsive to a couple of questions that came up. It was a fun stay!
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Nicole
June 2026
34 ft Class A
With pets
Beautiful views, level spots, quiet and clean. Great hikes nearby.
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Jonathan
June 2026
19 ft travel trailer
With pets
We loved Luxx! Really nice people, really clean grounds and bath house and close to town.
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Michele
June 2026
40 ft travel trailer
With pets
Very nice peaceful site. Cool ruins on the property. Great location to visit Pecos national monument and Santa Fe area. Our dog loved playing with their dog, Pepper.
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LisaG
June 2026
10 ft pop-up camper
Clean, comfortable and quiet! Really enjoyed the Rio Penasco.
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Mark
June 2026
35 ft fifth wheel
Great spot, Great view, lots to do. Cool hiking around the property. Close to the interstate and a quick ride to Santa Fa.
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Dion
May 2026
24 ft travel trailer
what a beautiful place. we stayed for a week and loved the solitude. the property is beautiful and the hosts were very welcoming!
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Juli
May 2026
20 ft travel trailer
Great space! Full hookups , fresh New Mexico air & blue skies, close to Pecis National Monument, and great communication from the host. This was my second stay at this hipcamp, and I'll be back!
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Bonnie
May 2026
23 ft travel trailer
This was an unexpected gem! Beautiful property and beautiful views. Pecos National Park is nearby and a must-see. Will definitely come back again.
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Beth
May 2026
16 ft travel trailer
Very secluded and quiet. Be sure to read the host's messages as you really need the instructions about how to get into the site.
One nice bathroom and one nice shower that are a short walk away at the bathhouse. The host was very helpful .
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Alan
April 2026
35 ft travel trailer
What's not to love about this property? The staff were extremely welcoming as soon as I pulled in. The management has thought about nearly every detail. And the hot spring soaking tubs, are the absolute highlight here. I enjoyed several long and restful soaks. I can't wait to visit again.
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Morgan
April 2026
19 ft travel trailer
With pets
The site was lovely. It was quiet and beautiful. We enjoyed the resident dogs who barked a bit at our dogs but caused us no trouble whatsoever. The bathhouse was clean and nice. Hosts were kind and responsive. Our dogs and disabled goat enjoyed this spot for relaxing when we weren’t hiking and exploring the Santa Fe area.
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Jeff
April 2026
26 ft Class C
Nice quiet place with water and electric. Nice clean bathhouse and shower and toilet.
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Margaret
April 2026
22 ft campervan
Very easy to pull in and hook up. A little close to other campers but they were very quiet.
Great view!
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Kirsten
April 2026
23 ft Class B
With pets
Loved the quiet privacy in a secluded beautiful setting. Brenda was a super hostess that was very welcoming, and gracious.
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Mark
April 2026
20 ft campervan
Very quiet and spread out
Nice little lake on property. I liked the seclusion. Close to Pecos National Monument. It is worth the visit.
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Karri
April 2026
Tent
My husband and I spent the weekend tent camping on the rv/tent site. We were the only ones. Quiet, dark and secluded. Clean bathhouse. Entire site is clean and well maintained ❤️ We saw ducks, deer and elk. There are turkeys above the tree-line. You can hear them, but we never saw the turkeys.
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Where to go
Central and North Central New Mexico
New Mexico's Central and North-Central regions are home to many of the state's most popular cultural attractions, and both Albuquerque and Santa Fe are here. Area highlights include Bandelier National Monument and Petroglyph National Monument, as well as numerous pueblos. The most famous of these—the Taos Pueblo—is a UNESCO World Heritage site that has been continuously inhabited for over 1,000 years.
Northwest New Mexico
Cultural attractions abound in Northwestern New Mexico. Highlights include the Zuni Pueblo and the Acoma Pueblo—both the Jicarilla Apache Nation and the Navajo Nation call this region home. Other points of interest include the Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Aztec Ruins National Monument, and El Mapais National Monument.
Northeast New Mexico
Situated where the Rocky Mountains give way to the Southwestern plains, this area is characterized by prairies, ranches, and Western charm. Popular historic and natural attractions include the Fort Union National Monument and the Capulin Volcano National Monument. Conchas Lake State Park and Ute Lake State Park offer ample opportunities for fishing, boating, and lakeside camping.
Southwest New Mexico
For a Wild West experience, head to the southwestern corner of the state. Here you'll find plenty of old ghost towns, historic mission communities, and pristine natural areas. The area is also rich with hot springs, particularly in the low-key spa town of Truth or Consequences.
Southeast New Mexico
Culture, history, and the great outdoors converge in southeastern New Mexico, home to both of the state's national parks (White Sands and Carlsbad Caverns) as well as a host of museums, from the New Mexico Museum of Space History to the Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner. Fans of the paranormal won't want to miss Roswell, the site of the famous Area 51 UFO sightings and a de facto pilgrimage site for all things alien.
