The best waterside camping near Jemez Pueblo

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In Jemez Pueblo, waterside camping means cool mornings, red cliffs, and the sound of the river just over the next rise. With over 440 campsites right by the water, you can fish, swim, or just watch the light change on the mesas—all without straying far from camp. Sites average $52 a night, but you’ll find options starting at $20. Top choices like Santa Fe Treehouse Camp (919 reviews), Mystical & Enchanted Desert Escape (355 reviews), and Healing on the Rio Grande ! (222 reviews) get high marks from campers who value a clean toilet, hot shower, and pet-friendly policies. Bring your rod, lace up your boots, and don’t forget to swim—Jemez Pueblo’s waterside sites deliver the real New Mexico.

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In Jemez Pueblo, waterside camping means cool mornings, red cliffs, and the sound of the river just over the next rise. With over 440 campsites right by the water, you can fish, swim, or just watch the light change on the mesas—all without straying far from camp. Sites average $52 a night, but you’ll find options starting at $20. Top choices like Santa Fe Treehouse Camp (919 reviews), Mystical & Enchanted Desert Escape (355 reviews), and Healing on the Rio Grande ! (222 reviews) get high marks from campers who value a clean toilet, hot shower, and pet-friendly policies. Bring your rod, lace up your boots, and don’t forget to swim—Jemez Pueblo’s waterside sites deliver the real New Mexico.

97% (2.1K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Public campgrounds near Jemez Pueblo

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