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Grants KOA- On Historic Route 66
1. Grants KOA- On Historic Route 66
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2.3mi from Grants · 48 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover the unique charm of Grants KOA, where the stunning beauty and rich history of northwestern New Mexico come together to create an unforgettable camping experience. You can conveniently reserve your stay online for dates up to the night of November 28th, 2024, ensuring you have a spot to unwind after your travel day.
Setting up at this award-winning campground is a breeze, featuring spacious 85-foot-long Pull-Thru RV Sites equipped with up to 50-amp service, providing ample room for slide-outs. In addition to RV accommodations, we offer Tent Sites and cozy Camping Cabins for those seeking a more rustic experience. From March to October, let our friendly staff treat you to delicious Campground Cuisine dinners delivered right to your site, allowing you to relax and enjoy your evening.
Families will love the playground, while your furry friends can frolic at our on-site KampK9, ensuring everyone has a great time. Take a leisurely stroll through the ancient lava beds nearby, immersing yourself in the area's natural beauty. As the day winds down, enjoy complimentary wireless internet and cable TV, perfect for unwinding before your next adventure. Start your mornings right with a free continental breakfast, fueling you for a day of exploration. With so much to see and do,
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Route 66 Cabins – Ramah, New Mexico
2. Route 66 Cabins – Ramah, New Mexico
37mi from Grants · 2 sites
Escape to the peaceful mountain village of Ramah, New Mexico, and enjoy a cozy cabin getaway surrounded by natural beauty, small-town charm, and star-filled skies.
Set on a private 2-acre property, Route 66 Mountain Cabins offers a relaxing retreat for travelers looking to explore the scenic landscapes, historic landmarks, and outdoor attractions of western New Mexico.
The property features two charming camping cabins, #2 Route 66 and #4 The Tribe, each accommodating up to four guests. Both cabins offer a comfortable sleeping area with a loft, a private bathroom with a shower, and a cozy indoor space to relax after a day of exploring.
Step outside, settle into an Adirondack chair on the porch, and enjoy the fresh mountain air and peaceful surroundings. As evening falls, unwind beneath the beautiful New Mexico sky and take in the stars.
Guests can enjoy convenient amenities, including toilets, hot showers, potable water, picnic tables, and designated areas where campfires are permitted, subject to local fire restrictions.
The property is conveniently located near several local attractions:
• El Morro National Monument: Approximately 10 minutes away
• Pinehill and Zuni: Approximately 20 minutes away
• Local museum, café, and seasonal weekend farmers market: Within walking distance
Whether you're exploring historic sites, discovering the surrounding mountain landscapes, or simply looking for a quiet place to recharge, Route 66 Mountain Cabins provides a comfortable and welcoming home base for your New Mexico adventure.
Please note: Pet policies vary by cabin. Pets are welcome at #4 The Tribe, while #2 Route 66 does not allow pets. Guests should review their selected cabin's amenities and policies before booking.
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Dancing Juniper Gardens
3. Dancing Juniper Gardens
42mi from Grants · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
DJG is a respite nestled at 7500 ft in the arid mountains amongst the Piñon-Juniper-Ponderosa forest of west-central New Mexico. The property has a garden, greenhouse, the owners trailer, a 10' guest bell tent, and outdoor kitchen. Plenty of tent camping space available. Relaxing vibe, lots of sitting spaces, fire pit benches, chairs, hammocks.
Very rural so walking the dirt roads of the neighborhood is akin to hiking in the back country with a house every now and then. Located in historic Candy Kitchen which is also home to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. About 25 minute drive to El Morro National Monument and two local cafes. 1 hr drive to the Ice Caves and volcano hike. 2 hrs west of Albuquerque, 3 hrs west of Santa Fe.
3 mile dirt road in is a tad rough, high clearance recommended. Seasonal monsoons possible June through September
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