The best camping near Pie Town with hiking

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In Pie Town, hiking takes centre stage. With over 330 camping options tailored for hikers, you can pitch your tent near winding trails, high desert plateaus, and rugged piñon forests. The average night runs $34, but you’ll find spots dipping as low as $20. If you want local favorites, check out High Desert Magic (48 reviews), where trailheads start right from your campsite, or Apache RV Park with Tent sites (8 reviews), which backs up to open land perfect for morning walks. Mujeres Valley Campground (4 reviews) offers quiet starry nights and easy trail access. Most campsites let you build a campfire, clean up in a hot shower, and use proper toilets. If you want to add a swim or try your luck fishing, you’ll find a few tucked-away spots for that too. The terrain here demands sturdy boots and rewards with big skies and wide-open space—come ready to explore.

98% (64)

Top-rated campgrounds near Pie Town

1. High Desert Magic

95%
(97)
11mi from Pie Town · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This property was once part of the the Ball ranch the famous mason jar canning company. With expanding views in all directions, abundant wildlife and national forest surrounding, this is the place to be to get away from the rush! Breathe in the fresh air at 7200 feet elevation, visit the contenintal divide and the historic Pie Town which is only 12 miles away. Many exciting places to visit Santa Fe is a 3 hour drive and Silver City is about 2.5 hours away. The Cibola and Gila national forest surround this property. This is a central place to stay yet feels very rural and serene. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or park your camper beneath the dark starlit skies in awe inspiring high desert New Mexico.  This is why they call New Mexico the land of enchantment. This property features a fully fenced 19 acres with rolling terrain surround by cedar, juniper and piñon pine trees.  It is approx 3 miles of gravel and dirt roads heading north off of HWY 60 so if riding a bicycle a low vehicle or riding a motorcycle be aware that there are sometimes washboards and during monsoon season roads do get muddy. There is magnificent south facing views where you can see for miles and at night the stars seem to touch the ground. The sunrises and sunsets are spectacular with an array of colors that will take a persons breath away. This is a place to unwind from the busy hustle and bustle. You can listen to coyotes howling, owls hooting, and other birds and animals instead of city noise.  We own horses and can even take you on a trail ride.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night

3. Mujeres Valley Campground

81%
(8)
22mi from Pie Town · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a drycamping venue that has gravel roads leading up to the venue. Fresh well water can be provided for small groups without a fee but guests will need to provide their own containers to use during their stay. The campground has a fairgrounds across the road that is not part of registration access through this site. Please contact us directly for booking options for the fairgrounds and please make sure to only access the property pinned in the location provided to you through this site. This property was obtained around 60+ years ago via the Homestead Act by a family who we have become very close friends with. Over the last 60 years it's only been used sparingly as grazing land for cattle. Since we've obtained the land we've been focused on learning it's history from those who have been here the longest while also being proud BIPOC owners of land in this area. We've also connected with the original people's of this land who were here during the time the land was colonized. We've found ceremonial and everyday pottery, crystals, and underground caves throughout the surrounding properties which we own. Over the last 2 years we've learned about the Redwoods that have been wiped out of the area and that the mountain is eroding quickly. It has become our mission to plant indigenous plants and trees that are extinct from the area, reviving the plant like, reviving the mountain and doing what we can to encourage the water table to rise! Our plans for the 12 acres the campground occupies is to add an outdoor shower that can be used all year, installing solar powered water heaters & bathrooms as well as establishing a community meeting space and a greenhouse where we can host gardening classes and provide fresh fruits and veggies in this food desert! This land is sacred and we intend to continue treating it as such!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$18
 / night

In Pie Town, hiking takes centre stage. With over 330 camping options tailored for hikers, you can pitch your tent near winding trails, high desert plateaus, and rugged piñon forests. The average night runs $34, but you’ll find spots dipping as low as $20. If you want local favorites, check out High Desert Magic (48 reviews), where trailheads start right from your campsite, or Apache RV Park with Tent sites (8 reviews), which backs up to open land perfect for morning walks. Mujeres Valley Campground (4 reviews) offers quiet starry nights and easy trail access. Most campsites let you build a campfire, clean up in a hot shower, and use proper toilets. If you want to add a swim or try your luck fishing, you’ll find a few tucked-away spots for that too. The terrain here demands sturdy boots and rewards with big skies and wide-open space—come ready to explore.

98% (64)

Top-rated campgrounds near Pie Town

1. High Desert Magic

95%
(97)
11mi from Pie Town · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This property was once part of the the Ball ranch the famous mason jar canning company. With expanding views in all directions, abundant wildlife and national forest surrounding, this is the place to be to get away from the rush! Breathe in the fresh air at 7200 feet elevation, visit the contenintal divide and the historic Pie Town which is only 12 miles away. Many exciting places to visit Santa Fe is a 3 hour drive and Silver City is about 2.5 hours away. The Cibola and Gila national forest surround this property. This is a central place to stay yet feels very rural and serene. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or park your camper beneath the dark starlit skies in awe inspiring high desert New Mexico.  This is why they call New Mexico the land of enchantment. This property features a fully fenced 19 acres with rolling terrain surround by cedar, juniper and piñon pine trees.  It is approx 3 miles of gravel and dirt roads heading north off of HWY 60 so if riding a bicycle a low vehicle or riding a motorcycle be aware that there are sometimes washboards and during monsoon season roads do get muddy. There is magnificent south facing views where you can see for miles and at night the stars seem to touch the ground. The sunrises and sunsets are spectacular with an array of colors that will take a persons breath away. This is a place to unwind from the busy hustle and bustle. You can listen to coyotes howling, owls hooting, and other birds and animals instead of city noise.  We own horses and can even take you on a trail ride.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night

3. Mujeres Valley Campground

81%
(8)
22mi from Pie Town · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a drycamping venue that has gravel roads leading up to the venue. Fresh well water can be provided for small groups without a fee but guests will need to provide their own containers to use during their stay. The campground has a fairgrounds across the road that is not part of registration access through this site. Please contact us directly for booking options for the fairgrounds and please make sure to only access the property pinned in the location provided to you through this site. This property was obtained around 60+ years ago via the Homestead Act by a family who we have become very close friends with. Over the last 60 years it's only been used sparingly as grazing land for cattle. Since we've obtained the land we've been focused on learning it's history from those who have been here the longest while also being proud BIPOC owners of land in this area. We've also connected with the original people's of this land who were here during the time the land was colonized. We've found ceremonial and everyday pottery, crystals, and underground caves throughout the surrounding properties which we own. Over the last 2 years we've learned about the Redwoods that have been wiped out of the area and that the mountain is eroding quickly. It has become our mission to plant indigenous plants and trees that are extinct from the area, reviving the plant like, reviving the mountain and doing what we can to encourage the water table to rise! Our plans for the 12 acres the campground occupies is to add an outdoor shower that can be used all year, installing solar powered water heaters & bathrooms as well as establishing a community meeting space and a greenhouse where we can host gardening classes and provide fresh fruits and veggies in this food desert! This land is sacred and we intend to continue treating it as such!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$18
 / night

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