Pets that come camping get a warm welcome in the Land of Enchantment.
Many dogs love camping and all that comes with it, from fresh air and new scents to the chance to explore trails with their human companions. Fortunately, almost all of New Mexico's state parks are pet-friendly, as long as four-legged friends stay on leashes no longer than 10 feet (which is generous in comparison to the 6-foot standard for leashes in most other states and in national parks and monuments). Leashed pets are also welcome in many of New Mexico’s national forests, as well as at campgrounds at select national monuments, including Bandelier National Monument, but—again—leash rules apply. If you'd rather be out somewhere where your pup can roam freely, look for pet-friendly Hipcamps near Santa Fe and Albuquerque, ranging from simple tent and RV sites to glamping domes and cabins.