94% (2.8K) • 249 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Jemez Pueblo
Bear Paw lake Cabin
1. Bear Paw lake Cabin
100%
(21)
41mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Lodging
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful hideaway.
Spend the evening star gazing on the balcony, or roasting marshmallows on the open fire pit. There is also Wi-Fi and two televisions for those who would rather relax indoors. We remodeled the cabin this year, so it is
Ready for your families adventures.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$125
/ night
Montoya Land-Secluded Camping
2. Montoya Land-Secluded Camping
80%
(5)
18mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Tent
Looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle? Rent out this private piece of land just 15 minutes away from Rio Rancho! Nestled among beautiful trees, this secluded spot offers the perfect camping experience, far from the crowds and noise. Enjoy nature, stargaze in the clear night skies, and unwind in complete tranquility. Whether you're seeking solitude or a serene camping adventure, this spot has everything you need for a memorable getaway. Book your stay today!
Campfires
from
$16
/ night
Balloon Fiesta Ranch Oasis
3. Balloon Fiesta Ranch Oasis
82%
(41)
30mi from Jemez Pueblo · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful 2 acre property, green wild grass and alfalfa, surrounded by trees. You wouldn’t realize you’re in the city.
Located at the end of a dead end road. The property borders a local acequia (ditch water way) with quick access to nature walkways, bike paths and the Rio Grand River. Lots of bike and walkways.
2.2 miles to the Balloon Fiesta Park. Excellent location for attending or viewing from the land.
Porta potties only during balloon fiesta
Toilets
Campfires
from
$50
/ night
the LAND
4. the LAND
43mi from Jemez Pueblo · 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.
from
$40
/ night
Tierra del RavenTree
5. Tierra del RavenTree
99%
(102)
26mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Tent, RV
Ultimate peace and privacy. Nestled in juniper-wooded hills with sweeping views. Close to Albuquerque (20 minutes) and Santa Fe (40 minutes) but feels like a secluded retreat.
Most people have no problem finding my place by entering my address in their GPS. However, I have had 2 HipCampers report their GPS directed them to a road called Camino de las Brisas or Las Brisas Loop.
Turning here will lead you to a steep, dangerous road where it will be very difficult to turn around if you're in an RV and impossible with a trailer. Continue on Camino de Las Huertas to Senda Osa Vieja. It's marked with a street sign, a stone monument with brass plate. There's also a blue "private road" sign with a dragon.
This land was purchased in 1956 by my archeologist parents because of the ancient pueblo site (dating from 1000 A.D.) and pit house sites (dating from 800 A.D.) Until the mega drought seriously impacted the land, a stream ran through it year round. Now it is only intermittent. Across the valley from this property, and within view of the campsite, is the site of a Spanish Colonial village, San Jose de las Huertas. It dates from the 1700s and is now owned by the Archeological Conservancy. This area is rich in history both Native American and Spanish.
Learn more about this land:
Located in the high desert 20 minutes from Albuquerque and 40 minutes from Santa Fe. Views of Sandia mountains, and near historic archeological sites. Within a 10 minute drive are popular mountain biking trails. Petroglyphs are a 20 minute, moderately strenuous hike from property. Very peaceful, quiet and safe.
Read all the Rules and Safety info before booking so you understand exactly what facilities are and are not available, particularly if you in an RV or trailer.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Potable water
from
$27
/ night
94% (2.8K) • 249 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Jemez Pueblo
Bear Paw lake Cabin
1. Bear Paw lake Cabin
100%
(21)
41mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Lodging
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful hideaway.
Spend the evening star gazing on the balcony, or roasting marshmallows on the open fire pit. There is also Wi-Fi and two televisions for those who would rather relax indoors. We remodeled the cabin this year, so it is
Ready for your families adventures.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$125
/ night
Montoya Land-Secluded Camping
2. Montoya Land-Secluded Camping
80%
(5)
18mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Tent
Looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle? Rent out this private piece of land just 15 minutes away from Rio Rancho! Nestled among beautiful trees, this secluded spot offers the perfect camping experience, far from the crowds and noise. Enjoy nature, stargaze in the clear night skies, and unwind in complete tranquility. Whether you're seeking solitude or a serene camping adventure, this spot has everything you need for a memorable getaway. Book your stay today!
Campfires
from
$16
/ night
Balloon Fiesta Ranch Oasis
3. Balloon Fiesta Ranch Oasis
82%
(41)
30mi from Jemez Pueblo · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful 2 acre property, green wild grass and alfalfa, surrounded by trees. You wouldn’t realize you’re in the city.
Located at the end of a dead end road. The property borders a local acequia (ditch water way) with quick access to nature walkways, bike paths and the Rio Grand River. Lots of bike and walkways.
2.2 miles to the Balloon Fiesta Park. Excellent location for attending or viewing from the land.
Porta potties only during balloon fiesta
Toilets
Campfires
from
$50
/ night
the LAND
4. the LAND
43mi from Jemez Pueblo · 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.
from
$40
/ night
Tierra del RavenTree
5. Tierra del RavenTree
99%
(102)
26mi from Jemez Pueblo · 1 site · Tent, RV
Ultimate peace and privacy. Nestled in juniper-wooded hills with sweeping views. Close to Albuquerque (20 minutes) and Santa Fe (40 minutes) but feels like a secluded retreat.
Most people have no problem finding my place by entering my address in their GPS. However, I have had 2 HipCampers report their GPS directed them to a road called Camino de las Brisas or Las Brisas Loop.
Turning here will lead you to a steep, dangerous road where it will be very difficult to turn around if you're in an RV and impossible with a trailer. Continue on Camino de Las Huertas to Senda Osa Vieja. It's marked with a street sign, a stone monument with brass plate. There's also a blue "private road" sign with a dragon.
This land was purchased in 1956 by my archeologist parents because of the ancient pueblo site (dating from 1000 A.D.) and pit house sites (dating from 800 A.D.) Until the mega drought seriously impacted the land, a stream ran through it year round. Now it is only intermittent. Across the valley from this property, and within view of the campsite, is the site of a Spanish Colonial village, San Jose de las Huertas. It dates from the 1700s and is now owned by the Archeological Conservancy. This area is rich in history both Native American and Spanish.
Learn more about this land:
Located in the high desert 20 minutes from Albuquerque and 40 minutes from Santa Fe. Views of Sandia mountains, and near historic archeological sites. Within a 10 minute drive are popular mountain biking trails. Petroglyphs are a 20 minute, moderately strenuous hike from property. Very peaceful, quiet and safe.
Read all the Rules and Safety info before booking so you understand exactly what facilities are and are not available, particularly if you in an RV or trailer.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Potable water
from
$27
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Joe
December 2025
Tent
Beautiful surroundings in a quiet and sparsely populated portion of the neighborhood.
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Karissa
October 2025
16 ft car
Only stayed one night. Very accommodating and understanding land owner. Planned to have a late check in time, so owner had left a light out to guide us. Instructions very clear on how to get there. The land is right next to her house however it doesn’t feel intrusive. Greeted us in the morning and showed some trails we could go explore nearby. Weather was a little windy in the morning which she said was unusual but made packing up a little difficult. However the land was leveled and a perfect fit for my truck and rooftop tent. Would recommend this area to other campers.
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Robert
October 2025
30 ft Class B
Perfect location. Nice quiet area. We’ll be back.
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Kelley
October 2025
Tent
With pets
Cassandra was very accommodating for our large group. Beautiful property! We all came for the balloon fiesta- biking distance and great location. We could see the balloons from the campsite on our last day. Would definitely stay again.
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Nysa
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
We actually ended up staying at another one of the owner's locations that was beautiful. We had a big group and there was plenty of room for all of us. It was surrounded by big shade trees and next to a large field of LLamas. It was only about a 15-minute bike ride to the Balloon Fiesta. I would highly recommend this site!
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Alyssa
October 2025
45 ft Class C
With kids
Our experience was awful. We tried to stay for Balloon Fiesta. We arrived at 9pm at night to an overrun grassy field- the field was wet and had been watered that day?! The grass in the field was up to our hips at some points. There was no bathroom on property as listed. And worse of all our 31 foot RV got stuck in the mud! It was completely awful and not as described. No one was around- and the host was unresponsive for 12 hours! Thankfully we were able to pull out at 4am when the ground was hardened from the cool night temps. We then asked for a refund due to the poor conditions and false advertisement and we only received a refund for 1 night. I absolutely do not recommend.
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Terri
August 2025
With pets
It’s very peaceful and cozy. My cousin and I had a last minute runaway and we ended up here. Amenities were great too! The scenery is amazing and calming. Definitely staying again. My dog loved it too 🐶 Kudos to dog friendly places! Would be super cute to have dog treats!
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Nathanael
July 2025
26 ft travel trailer
With pets
Susan was generous and communicative. Her land is incredibly special and quiet. All instructions were clearly laid out in the posting. Thank you for a great stay!
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deborah
July 2025
With pets
This spot was a dream for me. Cabin is comfy but doesn’t feel too small. Master bed is truly wonderful. Adjustable and with a dreamy mattress.
We spent most of the time on the porch painting and reading and playing fetch with our labradoodle, who was in heaven.
We were mostly unaware of neighbors or much nearby activity. Merlin app caught so many new birds.
I hope to return soon.
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Jacob
July 2025
Tent
Susan’s property and campsite are beautiful and very clean. I felt safe and well-informed during my entire stay. The location is a perfect distance for feeling “out of the city” but still able to visit ABQ easily. If you are camping in a tent, be prepared for heavy winds, especially during the evening. This location is an awesome way to experience the desert.
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Jeremiah
May 2025
2 nights at Bear Paw lake Cabin
It was a very peaceful trip out in the middle of the mountains. You couldn’t hear anything for miles.
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Paula
March 2025
24 ft Class B
With pets
I really liked this site. It is close to the house but still private on 3 sides facing beautiful scenery. It was quiet and peaceful. You can hike around quite a bit. The last part of the paved then dirt roads are slightly rough, steep, and narrow, but I’ve gotten used to that in NM.
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Robert
March 2025
With pets
We had an amazing stay at this Hipcamp. The host is fantastic - welcoming and responsive. The cabin was the sweeeetest! It’s clean, well stocked with lots of extras from fun games to cozy furnishings. We were especially impressed by the little touches, like having salt and pepper in the cabin - things we had forgotten but truly appreciated. The surrounding area was peaceful and stunning, making it the perfect place to relax and recharge. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great escape - we can’t wait to come back!
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Eliana
March 2025
Tent
Beautiful scenery and pristine well water. Susan was a very friendly and accommodating host!
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Ben & Jeannie
March 2025
With kids
It was exactly as advertised and we really appreciated being able to get our little boats on the lake.
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Austin
March 2025
Tent
Susan was a very welcoming and helpful host. She offered clear instructions and her campsite offers some incredible nature just outside of Albuquerque.
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Matthew
March 2025
20 ft campervan
Peaceful area secluded in the hills. Clean space, electrical and water hookup worked great. Beautiful area to explore around the site, the hillside right next to the hookup was a great spot to catch the sunset. Susan was very helpful in providing directions for arrival and was very welcoming, encouraging me to explore the area and giving a few recommendations.
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Annemarie
December 2024
With pets
What a gorgeous cozy secluded cabin in the woods! We had such a great stay. We enjoyed the watching the birds at the feeders, saw Steller’s jays, Mexican jays and magpies to name a few! Very quiet. Loved making fires outside, and using the wood stove inside. Kitchen fully stocked, even has some items you may need like spices, coffee, oil, condiments,… very friendly helpful hosts. Strongly recommend! It was my favorite place we rented during our holiday road trip.
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Jennifer
November 2024
With kids
Cute place. Well appointed. Wonderful launching pad to Chaco Canyon and the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness!
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Laurel
November 2024
Tent
Susan was so welcoming and kind to us. The land is beautiful and incredibly peaceful. We only stayed for one night but would come back to stay if we pass through the area in the future!
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