Desert camping near Dulce
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7 top desert campgrounds near Dulce
The Cockhouse lodge.
16 sites · Lodging15 acres · Navajo Dam, NM
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The Lodge was a historic Cockfighting arena in the 1970-90’s. Now it’s used as a blast & cast lodge. Surroundings are full of recreation options just 5 miles from Navajo Lake and San Juan River. Has a full kitchen two bathrooms and showers. Open arena with outdoor cooking options and fire pit. RV access for 5 spacious spots w Electrical. Dry camping or glamping areas are available on the 15 acres.
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Tico Time River Resort
152 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Cedar Hill, NM
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Reset Wild U Can
6 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Navajo Dam, NM
5 beautiful acres 4 miles N of the marina at Navajo lake tucked only .4 of a mile from the Hwy and hidden behind the hundreds of cedar and pinion trees. It's beautiful location offers limitless mountain biking trails, endless blue skies and has room for all your outdoor activity equipment. We have room for your boat, atv and RV.
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Navajo Dam,Relax Wilducan Groupsite
3 sites · Lodging, Tents3 acres · Navajo Dam, NM
We make camping easy on ya!!
Relax”is a group site with 4 separate tent sites to pick from.
All 4 Tents are setup and ready to go for just 80 bucks a night.
No more excuses. Just throw in your sleeping bags, pack your cooler grab your kids and Camp Wild~u~can.
Just up the road from the marina at Navajo Dam. There is a cool place where you can avoid the State park chaos and problems to just “Relax”!
Live Wild~u~can properties are NewMexicoTrue. The surrounding area provides a living definition of the Land of Enchantment.
Surrounded by rugged mesas and canyons of the high desert. You will experience views and sunsets that you have to see to believe. The area is known for its rich cultural history and has been inhabited for centuries by the Native American people. Home to an abundance of wildlife species, we are positioned along an annual wildlife migration from the High Rockies in the north to their wintering grounds to the south. Each season offers a truly unique experience. Secluded and remote but not far off the beaten path. In a world where freedom is hard to find this place still has plenty, with a whole lot of wild left to explore.
Take a short drive to the following;
*Ignacio for fuel, groceries or spend your afternoon at the Casino.
*Fish the World renowned Quality Waters
*Stop in at Navajo Lake Marina to enjoy all of their offerings
*Visit Wines of the San Juan or Sportsman’s bar and Grill
*Ride the famous Alien run bike trail and many others in the area
* Play a round at Pinion Hills Golf Course
*Explore the freedoms of New Mexico’s high desert public lands
*Spend the day along a mountain stream under the protection of the pines in Colorado National forest.
*Visit a number of remote registered archeological sites in the area.
*(Inquire about guided tours.)
*Or GPS locations to a few of our favorite places.
Some well known tourist destinations within driving distance include;
*Mesa Verde, Chaco Canyon, Bisti Badlands, Four Corners National monument, Aztec ruins, Salmon Ruins
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El Campo de Flying Burro
1 site · Lodging12 acres · Durango, CO
Our property is 12 acres and in a residential development. There are several varieties of grasses and trees. A beautiful acequia flows adjacent the camp site. The area is tranquil, yet only 10 minutes from the center of down town. Due to the fact this is a residential development, we are unable to allow Campers to venture away from their campsite and around the private property. Most activities under the sun are able to be enjoyed in and around town.
We have a Joolca shower system.
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Gallina Canyon Wilderness Rentals
2 sites · Lodging299 acres · NM
Elizabeth is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. Andrew is from Grand Rapids Michigan. In 1977 we bought the homestead complete with cows. We grew speciality organic produce for restaurants in Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque for fifteen years. David is from the Los Angeles area. He came to the ranch in 2002. He is our caretaker, and webmaster.Dogs are very much welcome at the ranch and we even have a couch for dogs at Anasazi. At both camps, we provide dog bowls for food and water, and horse blankets for dogs to sleep on. Dogs must be on leashes at the main ranch where there are cats, dogs, horses, chickens, cows and other ranch animals.The canyon stretches more than seven miles, with a dirt road going through the canyon, and the road crosses Rio Gallina many times. Dogs and humans are welcome to explore the entire canyon system.Rio Gallina is shallow, and for most of the time it is not a hazard for dogs or humans. In addition to the river, there are several places where dogs can drink when exploring: two springs west of Remote Casita cross the river, and several seeps in the big grassy meadow farther west. The land is populated by Cottonwood trees, Pinyon pine trees, Ponderosa pine, sage brush, a few Junipers, many white and red cedars, some Russian olives, and tall grasses.
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CPC Navajo Camp NM #10-4
1 site · RV2 acres · Navajo Dam, NM
This was an old BLM subdivision many years back, pretty secluded and dry land.Learn more about this land:Near by Navajo Lake New Mexico Marina offers fishing San Juan river, know for its fantastic Fly fishing. The SW Colorado area is north about 20 minutes and is known for hiking, fishing, boating, climbing, rafting. This is a camp Secluded camp spot in the high desert cedar and pinon trees next to BLM land. There is NO utilities on site!! It is a remote location, peaceful, and scenic. About 15 minutes to Navajo City where the nearest services are located. The Navajo Marina also offers some services during the boating season. This is a great place to stop and stay if you are looking for remote desert area with rocking beauty around you.
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Desert camping near Dulce guide
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Looking to go camping near Dulce, New Mexico? Look no further than Hipcamp, the go-to website for all your camping needs. With over 1100 options in the area, you're sure to find the perfect spot that fits your accommodation preference, activity/terrain preference, and budget. And speaking of budget, prices start as low as $10 per night, with an average price of $35 per night. Looking for top-rated campsites? Check out Rabbit Hole Ranch (259 reviews), Bright Star Campground (211 reviews), and The High Desert Ranch Colorado (205 reviews). Plus, popular amenities like campfires, pets, and showers are available. So whether you're into wind sports, historic sites, or snow sports, Hipcamp has got you covered for your next camping adventure.
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