The best dog-friendly camping near Kingston

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Looking to experience the great outdoors near Kingston, New Mexico? Hipcamp has you covered with over 2100 camping options in this area! Whether you're into glamping or traditional camping, you'll find the perfect accommodation to suit your preferences. From Hot Springs Glamp Camp (101 reviews) to Spur-C Desert Oasis (37 reviews) and Bakers Akers (24 reviews), there are plenty of top-rated options to choose from. Plus, enjoy popular amenities like campfires, cooking equipment, and showers. Whether you're into paddling, surfing, or fall fun, you'll find the perfect outdoor adventure right here.

94% (215) 465 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Kingston

Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

1. Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

90%
(75)
28mi from Kingston · 1 site
Sapillo Creek Escape is a truly unique gem in the Gila Wilderness. It sits at 6,000 feet above sea level, was custom designed and built by the creator of the Bear Creek Motel and Lodge in Piños Altos, and took 7 years to construct. Everything from the saltillo tiles to the wood latilla ceilings are custom built and exquisitely hand-laid. With over 3,000 square feet in the home at your disposal, this place is made for just you, or you and your family and friends, to enjoy the Gila Wilderness, Silver City, and Grant County. Fishing, birding, biking, hiking, horseback riding and more await you in the Gila, with dining, arts, culture and more in Silver City. The Casita at Sapillo Creek Escape sits on 20 acres, so camping is welcome. Pets are permitted with prior review and approval. All pets must be friendly and get along with other pets, and must be fully vaccinated (proof of vaccinations is required, especially rabies, parvo virus and kennel cough). We purchased Sapillo Creek Escape in early 2019. We are thrilled and honored to own it, and be the caretakers of this gem, which was so dear to the owner’s heart.Welcome to our home! Tommy & Jennifer
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1972 Winnebago Convert to Tiny Home

2. 1972 Winnebago Convert to Tiny Home

90%
(72)
30mi from Kingston · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Relax and be inspired during your stay in the renovated Winnebago at, The Western Star. This is a quaint, cozy space designed and decorated with a mix of natural materials, old desert wood and old metal found on the property or nearby. There are 2 beds (full and a twin), 10 ft sloped ceiling, sink with cold running water- no hot water, flushing toilet, mini-refrigerator, electric 2 burner stove, toaster oven, heater, plates, forks, cups, cookware and electricity. There are curtains and sun blockers for privacy. When you wake up in the morning you will watch the sun rise over Turtleback Mountain. 1 block away is the Rio Grande and Rotary Park. It's 4 blocks to the main. Located in the downtown area and hot springs district, the property has a well that draws out the hot springs at about 98 degrees and pours it in to an outdoor tub- perfect for a warm winter day or summer evenings. It can be reserved for an additional fee upon arrival. 4 blocks from the downtown area you can easily access other spas, restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, thrift shops, and the grocery store. Wake up in the morning, walk down to the river and you'll see heron, coots, osprey, sandhill crane, red wing black birds, and so many more wildlife. The coyotes regularly sing throughout the night.  I tend the property and you may see me around if I need to do light repair work. There is a care taker for the property who lives there and may be another guest as well. The property is 1/2 a city block. Your living quarters are private but the land is shared space. I'm available to engage if desired and I respect your privacy. The property is 6 city lots large and you will have access to 4 of them. Dogs are allowed for an additional fee. You must be responsible to clean up after them and they must be friendly with strangers. 
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Dam Site Lodging

3. Dam Site Lodging

100%
(11)
34mi from Kingston · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Wake up to calm water, desert cliffs, and open skies. Our casitas, RV spots, and long-term houses sit steps from Dam Site Marina, where you can rent kayaks and paddle boards. Pontoon rentals are just up the road at Marina Del Sur. Stay by the water, explore the lake, and enjoy one of southern New Mexico's most peaceful places. Visit www.damsitelodging.com to book a casita!
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Gila National Forest

4. Gila National Forest

88%
(25)
National forest 71mi from Kingston · 304 sites
Explore some of the most secluded regions of the American Southwest.
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Caballo Lake State Park

5. Caballo Lake State Park

100%
(2)
State park 25mi from Kingston · 20 sites
Discover the allure of Caballo Lake State Park's aquatic adventures and scenic camping.
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Horner Hacienda

6. Horner Hacienda

98%
(61)
49mi from Kingston · 15 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a primitive campground that I want to share with others. It’s a beautiful property located on the bank of the Rio Grande River with access to the river at all times. Although it’s a bit rustic I want to keep it as natural possible. I hope you will come enjoy this native area as much as I do. Hatch, NM, the Chile Capital of the World, is just 14 miles north. come during chile harvest to take home fresh green chile right out of the field. 21 miles from Las Cruces, where you will find plenty of events and entertainment, should you so desire. Spaceport America, T or C, White Sands are all within a day's drive, and Fort Selden is just a few miles down the road, as is Blue Moon Bar and Grill. My dad first came to this property as a farm hand for the elderly couple who owned it. This was in the 1930's. He met my mother, who lived 6 miles down the road, in 1939. She was just 14. Every Sunday he would ride those 6 miles to have supper with her and her family and in 1940, 2 weeks after her 16th birthday, they married. They traveled around before coming back here, buying a small portion of this farm from the elderly owners and farming the rest for them. In 1953, the man died (his name was Ernest Ward) in the small concrete house I now use for storage, that my dad had built for he and his wife when he first came to work for them. My parents built a home for his widow in Hatch (14 miles) and bought the farm from her. My family has owned it since. I was gone for 31 years, but returned to the land and place I love and plan to stay here till I die!
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One Particular Harbour

7. One Particular Harbour

100%
(40)
50mi from Kingston · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
50 acres of SW desert solitude. Starry nights and quiet days. 2400' dirt airstrip on the property. NM18 for the pilots reading this. 3 RV hookups, w/ 30 amp electric and water service. Outhouse, w/ flushable toilet, hot and cold running water. 2 charcoal grills. Picnic table. Fire pit, for calm evenings. Many outbuildings, paddocks and acreage for your equine. Oh, did I mention, starry nights and quiet days. Thing to do in the Area: Les Combes Winery: (Wine Tasting) 11.5 miles Deming Municipal Airport: (WWII Bomber Training Base) 15.5 miles Rockhound State Park: (For Rockhounds) 16.7 miles Deming Luna Mimbres Museum: (Great Museum) 17.2 miles Spring Canyon State Park: (Great For a Picnic Lunch) 17.7 Miles Faywood Hot Springs: (Name Says it All) 44.5 miles Old Mesilla Historic District: (Billy the Kid Jail and History) 45.1 miles City of Rocks State Park: (Unusual Rock Formations) 46.7 miles Columbus NM: (Pancho Villa and WWI Aviation History) 47.2 miles Palomas MX: (The Pink Store, Authentic MX Shopping and Dining) 50.3 miles White Sands Missile Garden: (Historic Collection of Military Missiles) 71.2 miles White Sands National Park: (Name Says it All) 97.0 miles Museum of Space History: (Spend a Whole Afternoon) 123.0 miles Three Rivers Petroglyphs Site: (Over 21,000 Petroglyphs) 154.0 miles Valley of Fires: (Malpais Lava Flow 5,000 Years Old) 180.0 miles
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Camp Xantara

8. Camp Xantara

100%
(6)
15mi from Kingston · 1 site
Xantara overlooks the Mimbres valley and river with an expansive view. There is a Bakery close by that is open for breakfast Tue - Sat and a museum that is open on weekends. Gila Hot springs, cliff dwellings, wilderness, petroglyphs and pictographs are 1/2 - 2 hrs. north on hwy. 35. Silver City is 1/2 hr. away with a variety of restaurants, galleries, coffee shops and museums. City of Rocks state park is to the south. Site has water, electric, trash and recycling.
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Caballo Country Store and RV Park

9. Caballo Country Store and RV Park

100%
(1)
23mi from Kingston · 14 sites
Caballo Country Store and RV Park has sites available for Instant Book. When you select Instant Book, your reservation will be automatically approved. Amenities -Pets Allowed -Pull-Thru RV Sites -Back-in RV Sites -RV Hookup -Sewer Hookups
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Percha Dam State Park

10. Percha Dam State Park

100%
(2)
State park 24mi from Kingston · 15 sites
Percha Dam State Park: A Riverside Haven for Campers and Birders.
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City of Rocks State Park

11. City of Rocks State Park

100%
(4)
State park 27mi from Kingston · 8 sites
City of Rocks State Park is your self proclaimed “sponsor of adventure” and we agree! The entire park clocks in at just one square mile, but what’s inside this tiny little park is huge fun. The park is filled with pinnacles, or giant rock formations, that were formed after a volcanic eruption 34.9 million years ago. Today, these rad, red rocks tower over while you hike or bike through the grid like maze at their base. The park also offers a stunning botanical garden, stargazing, and views of the local wildlife. Be sure to stop by the brand new visitors center and get the best tips from the rangers before setting up camp in their comfy campgrounds. Silver City and Deming are close by for access to more fun. A little park that packs a big punch, we’re sure you’ll be mayor of this city in no time!
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Elephant Butte Lake State Park

12. Elephant Butte Lake State Park

100%
(8)
State park 39mi from Kingston · 69 sites
Desert oasis meets lakeside paradise at New Mexico’s largest lake.
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Cibola National Forest

13. Cibola National Forest

88%
(8)
National forest 92mi from Kingston · 245 sites
America the beautiful, indeed! Don’t miss out on the wild and scenic slice of New Mexico.
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Bosque Del Rio Camp

14. Bosque Del Rio Camp

29mi from Kingston · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Private Rio Grande RV Sites w/ Deck – Quiet + Close to Hot Springs Secluded, quiet camping directly on the Rio Grande, just 2.5 miles from the Hot Springs District in Truth or Consequences. Ideal for travelers, campers, and hot springs visitors looking for a peaceful riverfront stay. This is a private, natural setting on the outskirts of town. Best suited for quiet, nature-based travelers seeking a low-impact stay. 🏕️ Site Options 🚐 RV Camp (Water + 30 Amp Electric) RV space (self-contained, max 25 ft) Picnic table River access 🚐 River Camp (Water Only) Small RVs (self-contained, max 25 ft), Travel Trailers, Van campers, Tent campers Water access (shared central spigot) River access ⛺ Bosque Camp – Tent Only Primitive campsite Water access (shared central spigot) River access 🌿 What Makes This Unique Direct Rio Grande access Private deck overlooking the river Only three guest sites total (plus host) Spacious camping with easy access Close to hot springs and state parks 🐾 Pets & Wildlife Pets are welcome on leash. This property is a small wildlife sanctuary and is home to: Ducks, geese, herons, egrets, sandpipers, kingfishers Coyotes, raccoons, skunks Native plants including mesquite, cactus and puncture vine aka goatheads 🌿 About Bosque del Rio Camp Bosque del Rio Camp is situated on the Rio Grande between Elephant Butte Lake and Caballo Lake, bordered by over 15,000 acres of surrounding public open space. The setting offers a quiet, natural river corridor with beautiful views and direct access to the Rio Grande. River conditions vary seasonally. Peak flows typically occur from May 1 through June 30. Water levels are much lower in summer, fall, and winter. Guests planning to float the river should plan for early-season visits. Bosque del Rio Camp is privately owned and lightly occupied. The host may occasionally be on-site in a separate RV, but the setting remains very private and quiet. ⚠️ Important Details (Please Read Before Booking) No septic / sewer hookups available RVs must be fully self-contained or plan to use a local dump station Max RV length: 25 feet No generators Quiet, low-impact use only
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Natures Classroom

15. Natures Classroom

100%
(4)
30mi from Kingston · 1 site · Tent, RV
Here at Nature's Classroom, we love to create beautiful, natural experiences specifically curtailed to each guest. Basic primitive campsite located just outside the historic hot springs district of T or C NM. RV Parking space for dry docking, or camping kits available for rent. Kits contain, tents, small propane stove, grill, pans, cooking utensils. Just 1 mile from shopping, parks, nature trails, art galleries and spas. 6 miles to Elephant Butte Lake, offers boating, fishing, and swimming. Package deals and individual add ons, can accommodate meals, or wellness services such as reiki, access bars, egg limpias or foot baths. Leave your troubles behind in this sacred little town where the wild west meets relaxation and serenity. Property is available for hosting retreats or day events in addition to overnight camping. Guests should know, this property is a part of a small chicken and produce farm, including a rooster wake up call. Fresh eggs are available!
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Rose's Campground

16. Rose's Campground

31mi from Kingston · 1 site
Welcome to Rose’s Campground, a peaceful, tucked-away RV spot right in the heart of Truth or Consequences, NM. Nestled in a quiet, fenced backyard alley, this private site is perfect for camper vans or small RVs up to 26 feet. (Note: the space is not suitable for fifth wheels or trailers that require wide turning clearance.) Enjoy the comfort of full hookups - water, sewer, and 50-amp electric - in a relaxed, small-town setting.
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Desert View RV Park

17. Desert View RV Park

33mi from Kingston · 122 sites
Our RV Park is located close to Elephant Butte Lake and surrounded by BLM land with hiking trails and ATV trails right from the park. We offer full laundry facilities, full kitchen for guests' use, Kokopelli's Cafe', double pickleball courts and basketball. We also have a workout room along with a pool hall. We do offer RV rentals by the day, week or month. Our reservation office offers a small store and bags of ice for sale. Our sites offer a 360 view of the surrounding desert mountains.
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Silver City above San Vicente Creek

18. Silver City above San Vicente Creek

77%
(13)
34mi from Kingston · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Looking for a place to park your rig while checking out Silver City, gateway to the Gila Wilderness? Park at Perk! Located conveniently on the outskirts of town, the park borders the San Vicente creek open space with hiking and biking trails that lead downtown through a beautiful riparian area. Overlooking the expanse, our sites are level and easy to access from town. Each site has easy access to WiFi, water and electric, and with a little creativity, even sewer hookups! This is not your typical RV park, with limited sites and no onsite bathroom, it's a diamond in the rough!
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It's A Vibe Ranch

19. It's A Vibe Ranch

100%
(1)
48mi from Kingston · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to It’s A Vibe Ranch — a wide-open desert escape in sunny Deming, New Mexico, perfect for stargazers, road trippers, and anyone craving big-sky views and peaceful solitude. Spread across 79 acres of beautiful desert terrain, this property offers 360° mountain views, wide-open space, and that classic Southwestern vibe you came for. Whether you’re pulling in during a long journey, boondocking with your RV, or pitching a tent under endless stars, you’ll find room to stretch out, relax, and enjoy the quiet. Epic stargazing awaits with minimal light pollution and unobstructed horizons, so the night sky truly shines. Desert scenery and mountain views surround you in every direction, delivering that unmistakable New Mexico magic. The property is ideal for self-contained campers, including larger RVs, who are looking for a simple, serene place to stay. It’s also pet-friendly, with plenty of open space for dogs to stretch their legs. Located just minutes from I-10 and less than 15 minutes from town, the ranch makes a convenient base for exploring the area, nearby state parks, hiking trails, and unforgettable Southwestern sunsets. Please note this is a primitive, off-grid site with no potable water, toilets, or hookups (yet), making it best suited for prepared campers who appreciate a true boondocking experience. Come for the views, stay for the vibe, and leave with memories of desert skies that seem to go on forever.
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Hillsboro RV Village

20. Hillsboro RV Village

8.1mi from Kingston
Hillsboro, New Mexico, stands out as a unique destination, blending rich history with a vibrant community of artists and writers in a nearly ghost town setting. This charming locale invites visitors to explore its artistic spirit while enjoying the serene beauty of the surrounding landscape. The General Store Cafe is a local favorite, welcoming guests every day except Thursday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Here, you can savor delicious meals before embarking on a variety of outdoor adventures. Try your hand at gold mining, hike the scenic trails, or take a leisurely walking tour through the historic mining town. Birdwatchers will delight in the diverse avian life, while music lovers can enjoy spontaneous Bluegrass performances on Main Street. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Black Range Museum, where you can learn about the area's fascinating history. Art enthusiasts can browse the local galleries, typically open on weekends, showcasing the work of talented local artists. With countless photo opportunities around every corner, you’ll find beauty in every moment. Alternatively, you can simply unwind by the stream, read a book, or take a peaceful nap. In Hillsboro, there’s no rush—just plenty of time to enjoy the simple pleasures of life.

Looking to experience the great outdoors near Kingston, New Mexico? Hipcamp has you covered with over 2100 camping options in this area! Whether you're into glamping or traditional camping, you'll find the perfect accommodation to suit your preferences. From Hot Springs Glamp Camp (101 reviews) to Spur-C Desert Oasis (37 reviews) and Bakers Akers (24 reviews), there are plenty of top-rated options to choose from. Plus, enjoy popular amenities like campfires, cooking equipment, and showers. Whether you're into paddling, surfing, or fall fun, you'll find the perfect outdoor adventure right here.

94% (215) 465 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Kingston

Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

1. Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

90%
(75)
28mi from Kingston · 1 site
Sapillo Creek Escape is a truly unique gem in the Gila Wilderness. It sits at 6,000 feet above sea level, was custom designed and built by the creator of the Bear Creek Motel and Lodge in Piños Altos, and took 7 years to construct. Everything from the saltillo tiles to the wood latilla ceilings are custom built and exquisitely hand-laid. With over 3,000 square feet in the home at your disposal, this place is made for just you, or you and your family and friends, to enjoy the Gila Wilderness, Silver City, and Grant County. Fishing, birding, biking, hiking, horseback riding and more await you in the Gila, with dining, arts, culture and more in Silver City. The Casita at Sapillo Creek Escape sits on 20 acres, so camping is welcome. Pets are permitted with prior review and approval. All pets must be friendly and get along with other pets, and must be fully vaccinated (proof of vaccinations is required, especially rabies, parvo virus and kennel cough). We purchased Sapillo Creek Escape in early 2019. We are thrilled and honored to own it, and be the caretakers of this gem, which was so dear to the owner’s heart.Welcome to our home! Tommy & Jennifer
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1972 Winnebago Convert to Tiny Home

2. 1972 Winnebago Convert to Tiny Home

90%
(72)
30mi from Kingston · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Relax and be inspired during your stay in the renovated Winnebago at, The Western Star. This is a quaint, cozy space designed and decorated with a mix of natural materials, old desert wood and old metal found on the property or nearby. There are 2 beds (full and a twin), 10 ft sloped ceiling, sink with cold running water- no hot water, flushing toilet, mini-refrigerator, electric 2 burner stove, toaster oven, heater, plates, forks, cups, cookware and electricity. There are curtains and sun blockers for privacy. When you wake up in the morning you will watch the sun rise over Turtleback Mountain. 1 block away is the Rio Grande and Rotary Park. It's 4 blocks to the main. Located in the downtown area and hot springs district, the property has a well that draws out the hot springs at about 98 degrees and pours it in to an outdoor tub- perfect for a warm winter day or summer evenings. It can be reserved for an additional fee upon arrival. 4 blocks from the downtown area you can easily access other spas, restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, thrift shops, and the grocery store. Wake up in the morning, walk down to the river and you'll see heron, coots, osprey, sandhill crane, red wing black birds, and so many more wildlife. The coyotes regularly sing throughout the night.  I tend the property and you may see me around if I need to do light repair work. There is a care taker for the property who lives there and may be another guest as well. The property is 1/2 a city block. Your living quarters are private but the land is shared space. I'm available to engage if desired and I respect your privacy. The property is 6 city lots large and you will have access to 4 of them. Dogs are allowed for an additional fee. You must be responsible to clean up after them and they must be friendly with strangers. 
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Dam Site Lodging

3. Dam Site Lodging

100%
(11)
34mi from Kingston · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Wake up to calm water, desert cliffs, and open skies. Our casitas, RV spots, and long-term houses sit steps from Dam Site Marina, where you can rent kayaks and paddle boards. Pontoon rentals are just up the road at Marina Del Sur. Stay by the water, explore the lake, and enjoy one of southern New Mexico's most peaceful places. Visit www.damsitelodging.com to book a casita!
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Gila National Forest

4. Gila National Forest

88%
(25)
National forest 71mi from Kingston · 304 sites
Explore some of the most secluded regions of the American Southwest.
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Caballo Lake State Park

5. Caballo Lake State Park

100%
(2)
State park 25mi from Kingston · 20 sites
Discover the allure of Caballo Lake State Park's aquatic adventures and scenic camping.
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Horner Hacienda

6. Horner Hacienda

98%
(61)
49mi from Kingston · 15 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a primitive campground that I want to share with others. It’s a beautiful property located on the bank of the Rio Grande River with access to the river at all times. Although it’s a bit rustic I want to keep it as natural possible. I hope you will come enjoy this native area as much as I do. Hatch, NM, the Chile Capital of the World, is just 14 miles north. come during chile harvest to take home fresh green chile right out of the field. 21 miles from Las Cruces, where you will find plenty of events and entertainment, should you so desire. Spaceport America, T or C, White Sands are all within a day's drive, and Fort Selden is just a few miles down the road, as is Blue Moon Bar and Grill. My dad first came to this property as a farm hand for the elderly couple who owned it. This was in the 1930's. He met my mother, who lived 6 miles down the road, in 1939. She was just 14. Every Sunday he would ride those 6 miles to have supper with her and her family and in 1940, 2 weeks after her 16th birthday, they married. They traveled around before coming back here, buying a small portion of this farm from the elderly owners and farming the rest for them. In 1953, the man died (his name was Ernest Ward) in the small concrete house I now use for storage, that my dad had built for he and his wife when he first came to work for them. My parents built a home for his widow in Hatch (14 miles) and bought the farm from her. My family has owned it since. I was gone for 31 years, but returned to the land and place I love and plan to stay here till I die!
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One Particular Harbour

7. One Particular Harbour

100%
(40)
50mi from Kingston · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
50 acres of SW desert solitude. Starry nights and quiet days. 2400' dirt airstrip on the property. NM18 for the pilots reading this. 3 RV hookups, w/ 30 amp electric and water service. Outhouse, w/ flushable toilet, hot and cold running water. 2 charcoal grills. Picnic table. Fire pit, for calm evenings. Many outbuildings, paddocks and acreage for your equine. Oh, did I mention, starry nights and quiet days. Thing to do in the Area: Les Combes Winery: (Wine Tasting) 11.5 miles Deming Municipal Airport: (WWII Bomber Training Base) 15.5 miles Rockhound State Park: (For Rockhounds) 16.7 miles Deming Luna Mimbres Museum: (Great Museum) 17.2 miles Spring Canyon State Park: (Great For a Picnic Lunch) 17.7 Miles Faywood Hot Springs: (Name Says it All) 44.5 miles Old Mesilla Historic District: (Billy the Kid Jail and History) 45.1 miles City of Rocks State Park: (Unusual Rock Formations) 46.7 miles Columbus NM: (Pancho Villa and WWI Aviation History) 47.2 miles Palomas MX: (The Pink Store, Authentic MX Shopping and Dining) 50.3 miles White Sands Missile Garden: (Historic Collection of Military Missiles) 71.2 miles White Sands National Park: (Name Says it All) 97.0 miles Museum of Space History: (Spend a Whole Afternoon) 123.0 miles Three Rivers Petroglyphs Site: (Over 21,000 Petroglyphs) 154.0 miles Valley of Fires: (Malpais Lava Flow 5,000 Years Old) 180.0 miles
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Camp Xantara

8. Camp Xantara

100%
(6)
15mi from Kingston · 1 site
Xantara overlooks the Mimbres valley and river with an expansive view. There is a Bakery close by that is open for breakfast Tue - Sat and a museum that is open on weekends. Gila Hot springs, cliff dwellings, wilderness, petroglyphs and pictographs are 1/2 - 2 hrs. north on hwy. 35. Silver City is 1/2 hr. away with a variety of restaurants, galleries, coffee shops and museums. City of Rocks state park is to the south. Site has water, electric, trash and recycling.
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Caballo Country Store and RV Park

9. Caballo Country Store and RV Park

100%
(1)
23mi from Kingston · 14 sites
Caballo Country Store and RV Park has sites available for Instant Book. When you select Instant Book, your reservation will be automatically approved. Amenities -Pets Allowed -Pull-Thru RV Sites -Back-in RV Sites -RV Hookup -Sewer Hookups
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Percha Dam State Park

10. Percha Dam State Park

100%
(2)
State park 24mi from Kingston · 15 sites
Percha Dam State Park: A Riverside Haven for Campers and Birders.
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City of Rocks State Park

11. City of Rocks State Park

100%
(4)
State park 27mi from Kingston · 8 sites
City of Rocks State Park is your self proclaimed “sponsor of adventure” and we agree! The entire park clocks in at just one square mile, but what’s inside this tiny little park is huge fun. The park is filled with pinnacles, or giant rock formations, that were formed after a volcanic eruption 34.9 million years ago. Today, these rad, red rocks tower over while you hike or bike through the grid like maze at their base. The park also offers a stunning botanical garden, stargazing, and views of the local wildlife. Be sure to stop by the brand new visitors center and get the best tips from the rangers before setting up camp in their comfy campgrounds. Silver City and Deming are close by for access to more fun. A little park that packs a big punch, we’re sure you’ll be mayor of this city in no time!
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Elephant Butte Lake State Park

12. Elephant Butte Lake State Park

100%
(8)
State park 39mi from Kingston · 69 sites
Desert oasis meets lakeside paradise at New Mexico’s largest lake.
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Cibola National Forest

13. Cibola National Forest

88%
(8)
National forest 92mi from Kingston · 245 sites
America the beautiful, indeed! Don’t miss out on the wild and scenic slice of New Mexico.
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Bosque Del Rio Camp

14. Bosque Del Rio Camp

29mi from Kingston · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Private Rio Grande RV Sites w/ Deck – Quiet + Close to Hot Springs Secluded, quiet camping directly on the Rio Grande, just 2.5 miles from the Hot Springs District in Truth or Consequences. Ideal for travelers, campers, and hot springs visitors looking for a peaceful riverfront stay. This is a private, natural setting on the outskirts of town. Best suited for quiet, nature-based travelers seeking a low-impact stay. 🏕️ Site Options 🚐 RV Camp (Water + 30 Amp Electric) RV space (self-contained, max 25 ft) Picnic table River access 🚐 River Camp (Water Only) Small RVs (self-contained, max 25 ft), Travel Trailers, Van campers, Tent campers Water access (shared central spigot) River access ⛺ Bosque Camp – Tent Only Primitive campsite Water access (shared central spigot) River access 🌿 What Makes This Unique Direct Rio Grande access Private deck overlooking the river Only three guest sites total (plus host) Spacious camping with easy access Close to hot springs and state parks 🐾 Pets & Wildlife Pets are welcome on leash. This property is a small wildlife sanctuary and is home to: Ducks, geese, herons, egrets, sandpipers, kingfishers Coyotes, raccoons, skunks Native plants including mesquite, cactus and puncture vine aka goatheads 🌿 About Bosque del Rio Camp Bosque del Rio Camp is situated on the Rio Grande between Elephant Butte Lake and Caballo Lake, bordered by over 15,000 acres of surrounding public open space. The setting offers a quiet, natural river corridor with beautiful views and direct access to the Rio Grande. River conditions vary seasonally. Peak flows typically occur from May 1 through June 30. Water levels are much lower in summer, fall, and winter. Guests planning to float the river should plan for early-season visits. Bosque del Rio Camp is privately owned and lightly occupied. The host may occasionally be on-site in a separate RV, but the setting remains very private and quiet. ⚠️ Important Details (Please Read Before Booking) No septic / sewer hookups available RVs must be fully self-contained or plan to use a local dump station Max RV length: 25 feet No generators Quiet, low-impact use only
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Natures Classroom

15. Natures Classroom

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30mi from Kingston · 1 site · Tent, RV
Here at Nature's Classroom, we love to create beautiful, natural experiences specifically curtailed to each guest. Basic primitive campsite located just outside the historic hot springs district of T or C NM. RV Parking space for dry docking, or camping kits available for rent. Kits contain, tents, small propane stove, grill, pans, cooking utensils. Just 1 mile from shopping, parks, nature trails, art galleries and spas. 6 miles to Elephant Butte Lake, offers boating, fishing, and swimming. Package deals and individual add ons, can accommodate meals, or wellness services such as reiki, access bars, egg limpias or foot baths. Leave your troubles behind in this sacred little town where the wild west meets relaxation and serenity. Property is available for hosting retreats or day events in addition to overnight camping. Guests should know, this property is a part of a small chicken and produce farm, including a rooster wake up call. Fresh eggs are available!
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Rose's Campground

16. Rose's Campground

31mi from Kingston · 1 site
Welcome to Rose’s Campground, a peaceful, tucked-away RV spot right in the heart of Truth or Consequences, NM. Nestled in a quiet, fenced backyard alley, this private site is perfect for camper vans or small RVs up to 26 feet. (Note: the space is not suitable for fifth wheels or trailers that require wide turning clearance.) Enjoy the comfort of full hookups - water, sewer, and 50-amp electric - in a relaxed, small-town setting.
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Desert View RV Park

17. Desert View RV Park

33mi from Kingston · 122 sites
Our RV Park is located close to Elephant Butte Lake and surrounded by BLM land with hiking trails and ATV trails right from the park. We offer full laundry facilities, full kitchen for guests' use, Kokopelli's Cafe', double pickleball courts and basketball. We also have a workout room along with a pool hall. We do offer RV rentals by the day, week or month. Our reservation office offers a small store and bags of ice for sale. Our sites offer a 360 view of the surrounding desert mountains.
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Silver City above San Vicente Creek

18. Silver City above San Vicente Creek

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34mi from Kingston · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Looking for a place to park your rig while checking out Silver City, gateway to the Gila Wilderness? Park at Perk! Located conveniently on the outskirts of town, the park borders the San Vicente creek open space with hiking and biking trails that lead downtown through a beautiful riparian area. Overlooking the expanse, our sites are level and easy to access from town. Each site has easy access to WiFi, water and electric, and with a little creativity, even sewer hookups! This is not your typical RV park, with limited sites and no onsite bathroom, it's a diamond in the rough!
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It's A Vibe Ranch

19. It's A Vibe Ranch

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48mi from Kingston · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to It’s A Vibe Ranch — a wide-open desert escape in sunny Deming, New Mexico, perfect for stargazers, road trippers, and anyone craving big-sky views and peaceful solitude. Spread across 79 acres of beautiful desert terrain, this property offers 360° mountain views, wide-open space, and that classic Southwestern vibe you came for. Whether you’re pulling in during a long journey, boondocking with your RV, or pitching a tent under endless stars, you’ll find room to stretch out, relax, and enjoy the quiet. Epic stargazing awaits with minimal light pollution and unobstructed horizons, so the night sky truly shines. Desert scenery and mountain views surround you in every direction, delivering that unmistakable New Mexico magic. The property is ideal for self-contained campers, including larger RVs, who are looking for a simple, serene place to stay. It’s also pet-friendly, with plenty of open space for dogs to stretch their legs. Located just minutes from I-10 and less than 15 minutes from town, the ranch makes a convenient base for exploring the area, nearby state parks, hiking trails, and unforgettable Southwestern sunsets. Please note this is a primitive, off-grid site with no potable water, toilets, or hookups (yet), making it best suited for prepared campers who appreciate a true boondocking experience. Come for the views, stay for the vibe, and leave with memories of desert skies that seem to go on forever.
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Hillsboro RV Village

20. Hillsboro RV Village

8.1mi from Kingston
Hillsboro, New Mexico, stands out as a unique destination, blending rich history with a vibrant community of artists and writers in a nearly ghost town setting. This charming locale invites visitors to explore its artistic spirit while enjoying the serene beauty of the surrounding landscape. The General Store Cafe is a local favorite, welcoming guests every day except Thursday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Here, you can savor delicious meals before embarking on a variety of outdoor adventures. Try your hand at gold mining, hike the scenic trails, or take a leisurely walking tour through the historic mining town. Birdwatchers will delight in the diverse avian life, while music lovers can enjoy spontaneous Bluegrass performances on Main Street. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Black Range Museum, where you can learn about the area's fascinating history. Art enthusiasts can browse the local galleries, typically open on weekends, showcasing the work of talented local artists. With countless photo opportunities around every corner, you’ll find beauty in every moment. Alternatively, you can simply unwind by the stream, read a book, or take a peaceful nap. In Hillsboro, there’s no rush—just plenty of time to enjoy the simple pleasures of life.

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