The best dog-friendly camping near Pinos Altos

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Heading to Pinos Altos with your pet? You’ll find over 180 campsites that welcome four-legged friends, so you don’t have to leave anyone behind. Most spots run about $37 a night, but you can snag one for as low as $20. Camps here aren’t just pet-friendly—they’re practical, with showers and toilets at many sites. Fishing, swimming, and hiking are all on the agenda, and the Gila National Forest trails let you and your dog stretch your legs for miles. For a top-rated stay, check out ESCAPE to the L.C. Ranch, Gila NM (55 reviews), Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape (41 reviews), or Bakers Akers (29 reviews). Pack up the dog bed, grab the leash, and get ready for a trip where pets are more than welcome—they’re part of the plan.

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3. ESCAPE to the L.C. Ranch , Gila NM

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22mi from Pinos Altos · 7 sites · RVs
The Historic L.C. Ranch can accommodate up to 5 RVs with full hookups & WiFi, including 3 sites with 50 amp electrical service, We are not accepting tent or car campers at this time of year. The L.C. Ranch was the second largest Cattle Ranch in American history. In its heyday around 1900 it was over one million acres. Today the cows are gone, along with the vast tracts of land and the cowboys that managed the herds. The Lyons and Campbell Ranch Headquarters remains as a time capsule of an era past. The extensive adobe compound includes the 27 room adobe mansion of Cattle Baron Tom Lyons and his wife Ida Campbell, along with the fabulous Old West Saloon, Jail, post office, bunkhouses, Theater and Chapel. In the summer months enjoy the great swimming pool, and in the spring and fall enjoy the Mimbres design hot tub. Our RV sites are closed in the winter, but our Airbnb apartments are closed in January only. The Theater has just added a video cinema system to its live performance capabilities. Think "movie night". There is a lot of history here, and for just $10/person you can take the 2 hour tour of the historic grounds. The L.C. Ranch is located in the tiny village of Gila, just 30 minutes from Silver City, right off U.S. 180 on NM Hwy 211. Learn more about this land:         Near Silver City, New Mexico, the Historic Lyons & Campbell ranch is in the tiny village of Gila in the lush Gila river valley in the otherwise arid Mountain Southwest. Dog Friendly!  (Cats? Not so much, better keep them inside your RV at all times).  This massive 60 room adobe compound dates from 1810, is one of the oldest houses in the southwest and was a million acre ranch, the second largest in America back in its heyday from 1880 to 1920, and includes a museum, theater, Old west Saloon, Chapel, jail and two apartments "Inn at the L.C. Ranch" in Gila, NM, available for short term rental on a!rbnb.      5 RV spots with full hookups, AND Wi-Fi.  20 or 30 amp, are $40 per night for up to 2 people. 50 amp for $50 per night. Additional guests are $10 per night, and up to 6 people per site. Hook ups include sewer, electric, WiFi and water connections, and access to the swimming pool, Hot tub, Old west Saloon and Gallery.  Two night minimum.  Swimming pool is open May thru September, Hot tub is currently off-line due to rennovations.    NO FIREWORKS! Please!  We are relaxing our fire ban to allow charcoal or gas BBQs, and fully screened portable fire pits, if it is NOT windy.  We do not supply these. There is plenty of firewood here, but you will have to cut/break it to usable size. Please be careful.   The authentic old west Saloon, Historic Main House, Theater, Gallery, Jail are all available to tour, and for workshops, retreats, Weddings, groups etc. The two hour guided tour of the museum in the main house, the "adobe mansion" of Cattle Baron Tom Lyons, is $10 per person for RV guests.   The swimming pool and Lanai are located near the Sunset Site, RV Site #3.  It will handle any size rig, 65'+, 20/30/50 amp. Big fifth wheels, Class A or C Motorhomes, no problem. It is our only pull through site. The Lanai by the pool has BBQ, pizza oven, sink, refrigerator, music, games, croquet, darts... Site for Sore Eyes, #4, is a smaller site with 20/30 amp electrical service. It is a "back in" site suitable for Class C, CamperVans, and smaller travel trailers.   The other two RV spots are a short walk away, about 150 feet.  Site #2, Gemini Site is good for up to 65', pull in, perfect for any size Motorhome or big rig, 20/30/30/20 amp with a unique double rig pedestal that allows a second 30 amp rig to hook up at your descretion. It also has its own shaded picnic area and picnic table. 4" sewer connection.  Site #1 has a full tree canopy over head, perfect for Class C or Travel trailers. "Back in" site, 20/30/50 amp, water, 4" sewer and wi-fi.     The Mimbres design hot tub is located in the bath house between the two RV locations.  It is wood-fired and available on request. (currently off-line due to rennovations)  It takes all day to heat it up and it is NOT recommended on windy or freezing nights as it is quite exposed.   There is also a bathroom with flush toilet at the pool, along with fridge, BBQ, Wood fired pizza oven, misters and bar in the Lanai, and a guest laundry with an indoor shower nearby in the Spanish courtyard. There are additional bathrooms in the Saloon and the Theater.     Karaoke at night in the old west Saloon used to be a regular occurrence on weekends before covid, let's see if we can get that going again this summer. The Saloon is equipped for live music as well, with guitar and bass amps, P.A. and electronic drum kit. The Saloon as well as the entire property is BYOB. The Saloon is not open to the public and has no liquor license. We like it this way.      Wi-fi is available at all our RV sites, and is best in the Saloon and Gallery.  We have just installed new Wi-Fi extenders.  Cell phone service is sketchy, some people with Verizon or T-Mobile get service. It's best on the observation mound.  Discounts for longer stays...
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6. Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

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12mi from Pinos Altos · 4 sites · Lodging
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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7. Rancho Viejo

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12mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site · Tent, RV
If you are looking for true peace and tranquility come park your RV next to our private pond. We allow only one RV at a time to ensure you enjoy the beauty and serenity of Rancho Viejo. We are a well hidden jewel in the southwest corner of New Mexico. Our location is about 30 minutes north of Lordsburg ( I-10) just off Hwy 90. Driving north on Hwy 90 the terrain transforms from desert floor to rolling hills and oak trees. Shopping and sight-seeing can be had in the town of Silver City just a few minutes away. Quaint shops, restaurants, and nearly all the amenities of a larger city await you there. While you are here you can also access the Gila Cliff Dwellings or Catwalk near Glenwood. However we think you will be quite content sitting in one of our swings, or dangling your feet in the water, and watching for the wild waterfowl that frequent our pond. We also have a small gift shop filled with locally made southwest pottery, western art, fresh eggs and homemade baked goods. We'd be happy to give you a tour of our gardens and greenhouse where you can also purchase fresh vegetables for your next meal. Our overhead gate has a clearance of 13' 7". We allow all types of RV trailers and vehicles, living quarters horse trailers, vans, tents, tipis, etc. No age limit on vehicles or trailers. Our parking area is huge, and right next to our pond. Please note : We close during the winter months from November 1st to April 1st.
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8. Bakers Akers

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49mi from Pinos Altos · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Bakers Akers is located in what used to be Nebblett, New Mexico but is now Virden, New Mexico. The one room Nebblett school house was located on this property. Virden was settled by the Mormons when they were ran out of old Mexico by Poncho Villa. Kit Carson took this route guiding General Kearney and the Army of the west to California during the Mexican American war. It is now being discussed that Coronado may have come through this area also. The farm was used for breeding and training race horses. It is now a cow/calf operation. Learn more about this land: Camp on the Gila River amongst the century old Cottonwoods and Mulberry trees, with Bermuda grass carpeting. Plenty of shade to pitch a tent or park under. Wildlife abounds with deer, beaver, turkeys, javelina, and a large variety of birds. Located on a eighty acre cattle ranch. Quiet with great views of stars at night and majestic mountains in the day. The camp grounds are located beyond the cattle pastures and next to the Gila River. Fire pits available and plenty of wood to gather for burning. Eleven miles from the historic town of a Duncan Arizona, filled with little markets, craft store, antique shop, rock shop, and home town restaurants, if any needs arise or an itch needs scratching. With prior notice and extra fees a New Mexican dutch-oven dinner and hayride can be included.
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9. Rose Valley RV Ranch

6mi from Pinos Altos · 2 sites
Nestled on 44 pristine acres, Rose Valley RV Ranch stands out as the premier destination for modern and comfortable RV and cabin accommodations in Grant County. Our facility features 57 premium RV sites, each offering stunning views in a serene, low-density environment. Guests can choose from both pull-thru and back-in lots, equipped with 30 and 50 amp electricity to ensure a hassle-free stay. Our rustic cabins blend seamlessly with the Old West ambiance of the ranch, yet inside, you'll discover clean, comfortable, and contemporary living spaces. We offer a variety of cabin options, including cozy camping cabins and spacious units with half baths, microwaves, and refrigerators, catering to all your needs. As the newest RV facility in Grant County, we pride ourselves on providing top-notch amenities for our guests. Enjoy our exercise room, complete laundry facilities, a book exchange, and a picturesque walking trail that invites you to explore the natural beauty surrounding the ranch. Escape to over 3 million acres of wilderness, where you can immerse yourself in the local art scene featuring renowned Southwest artists, or unwind with live music, delicious food, and friendly company. Whether you're seeking a relaxing getaway or an adventurous weekend, Rose Valley RV Ranch in Silver City is the perfect spot to recharge and enjoy the

10. Faywood Hot Springs

26mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Faywood Hot Springs stands out as a unique natural geothermal oasis nestled in the high desert of southwestern New Mexico, conveniently located between Silver City and Deming. This enchanting destination has captivated visitors for centuries with its soothing, healing waters. From prehistoric peoples and Spanish explorers to weary travelers, soldiers, miners, health enthusiasts, and countless visitors from around the world, Faywood Hot Springs has long been a sanctuary for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The hot springs emerge from a distinctive mound of tufa, a geological formation created over millennia by the continuous flow of mineral-rich water. This remarkable dome is a remnant of the region's tumultuous volcanic past, which also gave rise to the nearby City of Rocks State Park. Evidence suggests that ancient peoples revered these springs as sacred healing sites, with circular depressions and mortar holes indicating their early use by nomadic hunter-gatherers. Artifacts such as pottery found in the area further confirm that the Mimbres pueblo villagers and later the Apaches recognized the springs' restorative properties, making it a favored stop before their seasonal migrations to the mountains. Visitors to Faywood Hot Springs can enjoy a variety of amenities, including natural soaking pools that provide a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The surrounding landscape offers
Hillsboro RV Park

13. Hillsboro RV Park

38mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Experience the charm of Retro Relaxation in Historic Hillsboro, a unique RV community that welcomes vintage trailer enthusiasts and travelers alike. Nestled in the heart of Hillsboro, New Mexico, this multi-use campground offers a blend of nostalgia and community spirit, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking both adventure and tranquility. Hillsboro is a quaint, historic town that feels almost like a ghost town, yet it is alive with a growing community of artists and writers. The General Store Cafe serves delicious meals daily, except Thursdays, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, providing a cozy spot to refuel. Explore the area by mining for gold, hiking scenic trails, or taking a leisurely walking tour of the historic mining town. Birdwatchers will delight in the local wildlife, while music lovers can enjoy impromptu Bluegrass performances on Main Street. For those interested in history, the Black Range Museum offers fascinating insights into the region's past, and art galleries typically open on weekends showcase local talent. With an abundance of picturesque photo opportunities, you can capture the beauty of this unique location. Alternatively, you can simply unwind by the stream, read a book, or take a refreshing nap. At Retro Relaxation in Historic Hillsboro, there’s nothing to

14. Eighty-One Palms Senior RV Resort

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Discover a unique senior RV park in Deming, New Mexico, where spacious sites and convenient access off Interstate 10 (I-10), Exit 81, create an ideal retreat for travelers. This park stands out for its long pull-thru sites, perfectly designed to accommodate larger rigs, ensuring a hassle-free experience for all guests. Guests can enjoy a variety of top-notch amenities, including highly rated clean restrooms and hot showers that provide comfort after a day of exploration. For those looking to unwind, the heated indoor pool offers a relaxing escape, while the laundry room, equipped with brand new washers, makes it easy to keep your clothes fresh during your stay. In addition to its excellent facilities, the park is surrounded by natural beauty and outdoor activities. Explore nearby attractions, including scenic hiking trails, local restaurants, and charming shops, making this RV park not just a place to stay, but a gateway to adventure. Whether you're seeking relaxation or exploration, this senior RV park in Deming is the perfect destination for your next getaway.

15. Hillsboro RV Village

38mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
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.

16. A Deming Roadrunner RV Park

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Experience the charm of our unique campground, where you can stay for a night or a week and immerse yourself in a variety of local attractions and activities. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our campground offers easy access to stunning natural features, including the City of Rocks State Park, where you can explore breathtaking rock formations and hiking trails. Indulge in the local culture by visiting nearby wineries, specialty museums, and the vibrant Farmers Market. For family fun, don’t miss Silver Dollar City, a renowned amusement park that promises excitement for all ages. And if you're a food lover, be sure to ask our staff for recommendations on where to find the best steak meal in the area! Our campground features well-maintained gravel sites, with a total of 83 spaces, including 58 available for your convenience. Each site is equipped with a table, and we offer a variety of hookups, including full hookups with 30 and 50 amp options. Enjoy the comfort of our restroom and shower facilities, and take advantage of our self-service RV wash, laundry services, and metered LP gas. Whether you’re camping in a big rig or setting up a tent, we have dedicated areas to accommodate your needs, including pull-thru and back-in sites. With ample room for

17. Temperate Zone RV Park

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Discover the unique charm of TZ RV Park, a Private Membership Association that offers an unparalleled escape into nature. Nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, our park is a haven for those seeking tranquility, surrounded by an abundance of birds and wildlife, and featuring stunning night skies that are perfect for stargazing. At TZ RV Park, you'll find a cozy community of like-minded RV enthusiasts. Our park features a limited number of pull-through, full-hookup RV sites, most of which are shaded by trees, providing a serene atmosphere for relaxation. While we may not offer amenities like cable TV or WiFi, our clubhouse is equipped with a laundry room and clean showers/restrooms for your convenience. Enjoy the refreshing taste of our well water as you unwind in a peaceful environment, free from the hustle and bustle of city life and the noise of passing trains. Whether you're looking to explore nearby natural features, take part in outdoor activities, or simply relax in a beautiful setting, TZ RV Park is the perfect destination for your next getaway.

20. Gila Hot Springs Ranch

7.1mi from Pinos Altos · 21 sites
Gila Hot Springs Ranch stands out as a unique destination due to its rich history and stunning natural surroundings, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Family-owned and operated by the Campbell family since 1940, this ranch is a remnant of an old ranching community established in the 1880s by the Hills brothers. It also served as a military camp in the late 1800s, designed to protect local homesteaders. In 1929, Doc Campbell purchased the expansive 320-acre ranch after relocating to the area. He further enhanced the property by building Doc Campbell's Post in 1963, which continues to serve visitors today. The ranch offers overnight accommodations, a convenience store stocked with camping and picnic supplies, and gasoline, ensuring guests have everything they need for a comfortable stay. Today, Becky Campbell, Doc's daughter, upholds the family tradition of welcoming visitors to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Gila. Additionally, Ysabel, Doc's other daughter, along with her husband Paul, manages Doc's Trading Post, providing a charming spot for guests to explore local goods. For those interested in the history of Gila Hot Springs Ranch and the life of Dawson "Doc" Campbell, an article published on SouthernNew

Heading to Pinos Altos with your pet? You’ll find over 180 campsites that welcome four-legged friends, so you don’t have to leave anyone behind. Most spots run about $37 a night, but you can snag one for as low as $20. Camps here aren’t just pet-friendly—they’re practical, with showers and toilets at many sites. Fishing, swimming, and hiking are all on the agenda, and the Gila National Forest trails let you and your dog stretch your legs for miles. For a top-rated stay, check out ESCAPE to the L.C. Ranch, Gila NM (55 reviews), Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape (41 reviews), or Bakers Akers (29 reviews). Pack up the dog bed, grab the leash, and get ready for a trip where pets are more than welcome—they’re part of the plan.

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3. ESCAPE to the L.C. Ranch , Gila NM

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22mi from Pinos Altos · 7 sites · RVs
The Historic L.C. Ranch can accommodate up to 5 RVs with full hookups & WiFi, including 3 sites with 50 amp electrical service, We are not accepting tent or car campers at this time of year. The L.C. Ranch was the second largest Cattle Ranch in American history. In its heyday around 1900 it was over one million acres. Today the cows are gone, along with the vast tracts of land and the cowboys that managed the herds. The Lyons and Campbell Ranch Headquarters remains as a time capsule of an era past. The extensive adobe compound includes the 27 room adobe mansion of Cattle Baron Tom Lyons and his wife Ida Campbell, along with the fabulous Old West Saloon, Jail, post office, bunkhouses, Theater and Chapel. In the summer months enjoy the great swimming pool, and in the spring and fall enjoy the Mimbres design hot tub. Our RV sites are closed in the winter, but our Airbnb apartments are closed in January only. The Theater has just added a video cinema system to its live performance capabilities. Think "movie night". There is a lot of history here, and for just $10/person you can take the 2 hour tour of the historic grounds. The L.C. Ranch is located in the tiny village of Gila, just 30 minutes from Silver City, right off U.S. 180 on NM Hwy 211. Learn more about this land:         Near Silver City, New Mexico, the Historic Lyons & Campbell ranch is in the tiny village of Gila in the lush Gila river valley in the otherwise arid Mountain Southwest. Dog Friendly!  (Cats? Not so much, better keep them inside your RV at all times).  This massive 60 room adobe compound dates from 1810, is one of the oldest houses in the southwest and was a million acre ranch, the second largest in America back in its heyday from 1880 to 1920, and includes a museum, theater, Old west Saloon, Chapel, jail and two apartments "Inn at the L.C. Ranch" in Gila, NM, available for short term rental on a!rbnb.      5 RV spots with full hookups, AND Wi-Fi.  20 or 30 amp, are $40 per night for up to 2 people. 50 amp for $50 per night. Additional guests are $10 per night, and up to 6 people per site. Hook ups include sewer, electric, WiFi and water connections, and access to the swimming pool, Hot tub, Old west Saloon and Gallery.  Two night minimum.  Swimming pool is open May thru September, Hot tub is currently off-line due to rennovations.    NO FIREWORKS! Please!  We are relaxing our fire ban to allow charcoal or gas BBQs, and fully screened portable fire pits, if it is NOT windy.  We do not supply these. There is plenty of firewood here, but you will have to cut/break it to usable size. Please be careful.   The authentic old west Saloon, Historic Main House, Theater, Gallery, Jail are all available to tour, and for workshops, retreats, Weddings, groups etc. The two hour guided tour of the museum in the main house, the "adobe mansion" of Cattle Baron Tom Lyons, is $10 per person for RV guests.   The swimming pool and Lanai are located near the Sunset Site, RV Site #3.  It will handle any size rig, 65'+, 20/30/50 amp. Big fifth wheels, Class A or C Motorhomes, no problem. It is our only pull through site. The Lanai by the pool has BBQ, pizza oven, sink, refrigerator, music, games, croquet, darts... Site for Sore Eyes, #4, is a smaller site with 20/30 amp electrical service. It is a "back in" site suitable for Class C, CamperVans, and smaller travel trailers.   The other two RV spots are a short walk away, about 150 feet.  Site #2, Gemini Site is good for up to 65', pull in, perfect for any size Motorhome or big rig, 20/30/30/20 amp with a unique double rig pedestal that allows a second 30 amp rig to hook up at your descretion. It also has its own shaded picnic area and picnic table. 4" sewer connection.  Site #1 has a full tree canopy over head, perfect for Class C or Travel trailers. "Back in" site, 20/30/50 amp, water, 4" sewer and wi-fi.     The Mimbres design hot tub is located in the bath house between the two RV locations.  It is wood-fired and available on request. (currently off-line due to rennovations)  It takes all day to heat it up and it is NOT recommended on windy or freezing nights as it is quite exposed.   There is also a bathroom with flush toilet at the pool, along with fridge, BBQ, Wood fired pizza oven, misters and bar in the Lanai, and a guest laundry with an indoor shower nearby in the Spanish courtyard. There are additional bathrooms in the Saloon and the Theater.     Karaoke at night in the old west Saloon used to be a regular occurrence on weekends before covid, let's see if we can get that going again this summer. The Saloon is equipped for live music as well, with guitar and bass amps, P.A. and electronic drum kit. The Saloon as well as the entire property is BYOB. The Saloon is not open to the public and has no liquor license. We like it this way.      Wi-fi is available at all our RV sites, and is best in the Saloon and Gallery.  We have just installed new Wi-Fi extenders.  Cell phone service is sketchy, some people with Verizon or T-Mobile get service. It's best on the observation mound.  Discounts for longer stays...
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6. Casita on Sapillo Creek Escape

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12mi from Pinos Altos · 4 sites · Lodging
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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7. Rancho Viejo

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12mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site · Tent, RV
If you are looking for true peace and tranquility come park your RV next to our private pond. We allow only one RV at a time to ensure you enjoy the beauty and serenity of Rancho Viejo. We are a well hidden jewel in the southwest corner of New Mexico. Our location is about 30 minutes north of Lordsburg ( I-10) just off Hwy 90. Driving north on Hwy 90 the terrain transforms from desert floor to rolling hills and oak trees. Shopping and sight-seeing can be had in the town of Silver City just a few minutes away. Quaint shops, restaurants, and nearly all the amenities of a larger city await you there. While you are here you can also access the Gila Cliff Dwellings or Catwalk near Glenwood. However we think you will be quite content sitting in one of our swings, or dangling your feet in the water, and watching for the wild waterfowl that frequent our pond. We also have a small gift shop filled with locally made southwest pottery, western art, fresh eggs and homemade baked goods. We'd be happy to give you a tour of our gardens and greenhouse where you can also purchase fresh vegetables for your next meal. Our overhead gate has a clearance of 13' 7". We allow all types of RV trailers and vehicles, living quarters horse trailers, vans, tents, tipis, etc. No age limit on vehicles or trailers. Our parking area is huge, and right next to our pond. Please note : We close during the winter months from November 1st to April 1st.
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8. Bakers Akers

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49mi from Pinos Altos · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Bakers Akers is located in what used to be Nebblett, New Mexico but is now Virden, New Mexico. The one room Nebblett school house was located on this property. Virden was settled by the Mormons when they were ran out of old Mexico by Poncho Villa. Kit Carson took this route guiding General Kearney and the Army of the west to California during the Mexican American war. It is now being discussed that Coronado may have come through this area also. The farm was used for breeding and training race horses. It is now a cow/calf operation. Learn more about this land: Camp on the Gila River amongst the century old Cottonwoods and Mulberry trees, with Bermuda grass carpeting. Plenty of shade to pitch a tent or park under. Wildlife abounds with deer, beaver, turkeys, javelina, and a large variety of birds. Located on a eighty acre cattle ranch. Quiet with great views of stars at night and majestic mountains in the day. The camp grounds are located beyond the cattle pastures and next to the Gila River. Fire pits available and plenty of wood to gather for burning. Eleven miles from the historic town of a Duncan Arizona, filled with little markets, craft store, antique shop, rock shop, and home town restaurants, if any needs arise or an itch needs scratching. With prior notice and extra fees a New Mexican dutch-oven dinner and hayride can be included.
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9. Rose Valley RV Ranch

6mi from Pinos Altos · 2 sites
Nestled on 44 pristine acres, Rose Valley RV Ranch stands out as the premier destination for modern and comfortable RV and cabin accommodations in Grant County. Our facility features 57 premium RV sites, each offering stunning views in a serene, low-density environment. Guests can choose from both pull-thru and back-in lots, equipped with 30 and 50 amp electricity to ensure a hassle-free stay. Our rustic cabins blend seamlessly with the Old West ambiance of the ranch, yet inside, you'll discover clean, comfortable, and contemporary living spaces. We offer a variety of cabin options, including cozy camping cabins and spacious units with half baths, microwaves, and refrigerators, catering to all your needs. As the newest RV facility in Grant County, we pride ourselves on providing top-notch amenities for our guests. Enjoy our exercise room, complete laundry facilities, a book exchange, and a picturesque walking trail that invites you to explore the natural beauty surrounding the ranch. Escape to over 3 million acres of wilderness, where you can immerse yourself in the local art scene featuring renowned Southwest artists, or unwind with live music, delicious food, and friendly company. Whether you're seeking a relaxing getaway or an adventurous weekend, Rose Valley RV Ranch in Silver City is the perfect spot to recharge and enjoy the

10. Faywood Hot Springs

26mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Faywood Hot Springs stands out as a unique natural geothermal oasis nestled in the high desert of southwestern New Mexico, conveniently located between Silver City and Deming. This enchanting destination has captivated visitors for centuries with its soothing, healing waters. From prehistoric peoples and Spanish explorers to weary travelers, soldiers, miners, health enthusiasts, and countless visitors from around the world, Faywood Hot Springs has long been a sanctuary for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The hot springs emerge from a distinctive mound of tufa, a geological formation created over millennia by the continuous flow of mineral-rich water. This remarkable dome is a remnant of the region's tumultuous volcanic past, which also gave rise to the nearby City of Rocks State Park. Evidence suggests that ancient peoples revered these springs as sacred healing sites, with circular depressions and mortar holes indicating their early use by nomadic hunter-gatherers. Artifacts such as pottery found in the area further confirm that the Mimbres pueblo villagers and later the Apaches recognized the springs' restorative properties, making it a favored stop before their seasonal migrations to the mountains. Visitors to Faywood Hot Springs can enjoy a variety of amenities, including natural soaking pools that provide a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The surrounding landscape offers
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13. Hillsboro RV Park

38mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Experience the charm of Retro Relaxation in Historic Hillsboro, a unique RV community that welcomes vintage trailer enthusiasts and travelers alike. Nestled in the heart of Hillsboro, New Mexico, this multi-use campground offers a blend of nostalgia and community spirit, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking both adventure and tranquility. Hillsboro is a quaint, historic town that feels almost like a ghost town, yet it is alive with a growing community of artists and writers. The General Store Cafe serves delicious meals daily, except Thursdays, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, providing a cozy spot to refuel. Explore the area by mining for gold, hiking scenic trails, or taking a leisurely walking tour of the historic mining town. Birdwatchers will delight in the local wildlife, while music lovers can enjoy impromptu Bluegrass performances on Main Street. For those interested in history, the Black Range Museum offers fascinating insights into the region's past, and art galleries typically open on weekends showcase local talent. With an abundance of picturesque photo opportunities, you can capture the beauty of this unique location. Alternatively, you can simply unwind by the stream, read a book, or take a refreshing nap. At Retro Relaxation in Historic Hillsboro, there’s nothing to

14. Eighty-One Palms Senior RV Resort

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Discover a unique senior RV park in Deming, New Mexico, where spacious sites and convenient access off Interstate 10 (I-10), Exit 81, create an ideal retreat for travelers. This park stands out for its long pull-thru sites, perfectly designed to accommodate larger rigs, ensuring a hassle-free experience for all guests. Guests can enjoy a variety of top-notch amenities, including highly rated clean restrooms and hot showers that provide comfort after a day of exploration. For those looking to unwind, the heated indoor pool offers a relaxing escape, while the laundry room, equipped with brand new washers, makes it easy to keep your clothes fresh during your stay. In addition to its excellent facilities, the park is surrounded by natural beauty and outdoor activities. Explore nearby attractions, including scenic hiking trails, local restaurants, and charming shops, making this RV park not just a place to stay, but a gateway to adventure. Whether you're seeking relaxation or exploration, this senior RV park in Deming is the perfect destination for your next getaway.

15. Hillsboro RV Village

38mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
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.

16. A Deming Roadrunner RV Park

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Experience the charm of our unique campground, where you can stay for a night or a week and immerse yourself in a variety of local attractions and activities. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our campground offers easy access to stunning natural features, including the City of Rocks State Park, where you can explore breathtaking rock formations and hiking trails. Indulge in the local culture by visiting nearby wineries, specialty museums, and the vibrant Farmers Market. For family fun, don’t miss Silver Dollar City, a renowned amusement park that promises excitement for all ages. And if you're a food lover, be sure to ask our staff for recommendations on where to find the best steak meal in the area! Our campground features well-maintained gravel sites, with a total of 83 spaces, including 58 available for your convenience. Each site is equipped with a table, and we offer a variety of hookups, including full hookups with 30 and 50 amp options. Enjoy the comfort of our restroom and shower facilities, and take advantage of our self-service RV wash, laundry services, and metered LP gas. Whether you’re camping in a big rig or setting up a tent, we have dedicated areas to accommodate your needs, including pull-thru and back-in sites. With ample room for

17. Temperate Zone RV Park

49mi from Pinos Altos · 1 site
Discover the unique charm of TZ RV Park, a Private Membership Association that offers an unparalleled escape into nature. Nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, our park is a haven for those seeking tranquility, surrounded by an abundance of birds and wildlife, and featuring stunning night skies that are perfect for stargazing. At TZ RV Park, you'll find a cozy community of like-minded RV enthusiasts. Our park features a limited number of pull-through, full-hookup RV sites, most of which are shaded by trees, providing a serene atmosphere for relaxation. While we may not offer amenities like cable TV or WiFi, our clubhouse is equipped with a laundry room and clean showers/restrooms for your convenience. Enjoy the refreshing taste of our well water as you unwind in a peaceful environment, free from the hustle and bustle of city life and the noise of passing trains. Whether you're looking to explore nearby natural features, take part in outdoor activities, or simply relax in a beautiful setting, TZ RV Park is the perfect destination for your next getaway.

20. Gila Hot Springs Ranch

7.1mi from Pinos Altos · 21 sites
Gila Hot Springs Ranch stands out as a unique destination due to its rich history and stunning natural surroundings, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Family-owned and operated by the Campbell family since 1940, this ranch is a remnant of an old ranching community established in the 1880s by the Hills brothers. It also served as a military camp in the late 1800s, designed to protect local homesteaders. In 1929, Doc Campbell purchased the expansive 320-acre ranch after relocating to the area. He further enhanced the property by building Doc Campbell's Post in 1963, which continues to serve visitors today. The ranch offers overnight accommodations, a convenience store stocked with camping and picnic supplies, and gasoline, ensuring guests have everything they need for a comfortable stay. Today, Becky Campbell, Doc's daughter, upholds the family tradition of welcoming visitors to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Gila. Additionally, Ysabel, Doc's other daughter, along with her husband Paul, manages Doc's Trading Post, providing a charming spot for guests to explore local goods. For those interested in the history of Gila Hot Springs Ranch and the life of Dawson "Doc" Campbell, an article published on SouthernNew

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