The best campgrounds near Quemado, New Mexico with a private bathroom

In Quemado, you’ll find over 250 campsites where toilets are a given, so you can skip the shovel and focus on the sky—stars blaze out here, unobstructed by city lights. Most sites allow campfires, welcome pets, and put you right in the path of wildlife, whether you’re out hiking or riding horseback. Prices start at $10 a night, with the average landing around $25. Top picks include High Desert Magic (48 reviews), a favorite for its sweeping high plains and quiet, and Donald B.’s Land (9 reviews), where you’ll wake to open skies and solitude. For something more equipped, Apache RV Park with Tent sites (8 reviews) has easy pull-ins and plenty of space. Trails cut through piñon and juniper, and you’re likely to spot mule deer at dusk. Bring layers—the desert cools off fast once the sun drops.

95% (72) • 35 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Quemado

High Desert Magic

1. High Desert Magic

95%

(97)

8.3mi from Quemado · 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.

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Mountain Vista Trails

2. Mountain Vista Trails

100%

(6)

7.9mi from Quemado · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Ten minutes of single-lane dirt roads lead you to your own private 30-acre campground at 7600 feet overlooking the mountain valley. We offer 3 kinds of gigantic secluded pristine sites: A tiny glamping shuttle bus cabin, 2 car/suv/campervan spots, & several remote hike/bike in dispersed camping options. With any choice, you get the whole place and can enjoy a network of bike trails in untouched mature forest, several unique mountain vistas, outdoor shower and toilet, extra optional amenities, active wildlife, and unmatched peacefulness and quiet. The whole 'campground' is all yours! - Because we don't want crowds and we only accept 1 reservation (up to 6 guests as a single party) at any given time. Super private wooded surroundings with mountain views. Our home is only slightly visible from 2 sites. We can be social hosts, or leave you completely undisturbed. Quiet hours after 9pm either way. Access to Toilet, outdoor heated shower, small gas burner or wood-fired grill are included with any confirmed reservation. Guests may opt additional $ for many extras including firewood by the bundle, Potable Water in 5 gallon jugs, Camping equipment rental, and small use of Laundry (by appointment - water supply permitting) . Pets are welcomed and can be allowed off leash here but should not roam without supervision because we do have coyotes and pets can get lost.

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Apache RV Park

3. Apache RV Park

100%

(14)

38mi from Quemado · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Apache RV Park is a quiet and spacious RV Park with beautiful Mountain View’s in Gila National Forest. We have full hookups, clean bathrooms with showers, Wi-Fi, Laundromat, propane, tent sites, and country hospitality. Our lots are extra wide with plenty of space for your trailer and any extra vehicles. Paint the nearby village of Reserve red by stopping by the local watering holes and eating some great New Mexico cuisine. There is close access to local trail heads, side by side trails, Gila National Forest, Petroglyphs, historic ruins and the continental divide trail. We are your home away from home for hunting, rock hounding, fishing and hiking adventures. As always, your furry friend is always welcome to stay with us.

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Gila National Forest

4. Gila National Forest

88%

(25)

312 sites · Lower Frisco, New Mexico

Explore some of the most secluded regions of the American Southwest.

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Carson National Forest

5. Carson National Forest

91%

(40)

463 sites · La Madera, New Mexico

Come get lost in the wild, enchanted lands of New Mexico! One of five unearthly National Forests in this great state, Carson National Forest is open for business all year round, and never fails to bring the heat with magnificent mountain scenery and some seriously stunning natural features. If solitude is your muse than look no further! Cold mountain streams, ample trout fishing, and out of sight camping is sure to give you your fix. With over 1.5 million acres laden with high ridges, dense vegetation and some of the cleanest air you’re likely to find west of the Mississippi, Carson is simply the epitome of Southwestern frontier!

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Fence Lake Cabin

6. Fence Lake Cabin

24mi from Quemado · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Fenced acre with cabin, tent camping space and space for rv parking. Potable water, power, and bathroom available. Mature fruit trees on property along with wildlife, grazing cattle in property Nextdoor, hiking trails and national/state parks nearby.

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Dancing Juniper Gardens

7. Dancing Juniper Gardens

39mi from Quemado · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging

DJG is a respite nestled at 7500 ft in the arid mountains amongst the Piñon-Juniper-Ponderosa forest of west-central New Mexico. The property has a garden, greenhouse, the owners trailer, a 10' guest bell tent, and outdoor kitchen. Plenty of tent camping space available. Relaxing vibe, lots of sitting spaces, fire pit benches, chairs, hammocks. Very rural so walking the dirt roads of the neighborhood is akin to hiking in the back country with a house every now and then. Located in historic Candy Kitchen which is also home to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. About 25 minute drive to El Morro National Monument and two local cafes. 1 hr drive to the Ice Caves and volcano hike. 2 hrs west of Albuquerque, 3 hrs west of Santa Fe. 3 mile dirt road in is a tad rough, high clearance recommended. Seasonal monsoons possible June through September

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Mujeres Valley Campground

8. Mujeres Valley Campground

81%

(8)

22mi from Quemado · 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!

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Hills of High Country

9. Hills of High Country

83%

(3)

26mi from Quemado · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

We arrived at this beautiful property at the end of 2023 and have since worked diligently to create a space that we and others would love. Our location boasts a stunning views with hills all around and beautiful views of both sunrise and sunsets. We're working on adding showers and hot/cold plunge tubs for your enjoyment. Notably, we have a composting toilet that efficiently turns waste into fertilizer in just 3 weeks! We have two very sweet dogs that are off leash that may come up and say hello. If that is a bother please let us know in advance and we will try and accommodate your preferences. The property is accessible using 2WD, weather permitted, and when it is muddy or snowy we offer shuttle services. About us I specialize in building vans and RVs, so if you need any assistance with your rigs, I'm here to help. We are planning to expand our offerings in the future to include organic coffee, food, and a variety of fun activities. Join us in this evolving adventure!

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Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

10. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

87%

(44)

1058 sites · Heber Overgaard, Arizona

Explore the vast Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests known for its jaw-dropping mountain country in east-central Arizona. Trek out onto the other worldly Mogollon Rim, and dive into sparkling cold-water lakes. Climb out of the muggy valleys and into the refreshing high country—the forest is known for hundreds of miles of hiking filled with stunning vistas. Most importantly, stay awhile and be sure to bring your tent!

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Lyman Lake State Park

11. Lyman Lake State Park

60 sites · St Johns, Arizona

Discover Lyman Lake State Park's scenic vistas and outdoor fun.

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Casa Malpais Campground

12. Casa Malpais Campground

47mi from Quemado · 1 site

Casa Malpais RV Park in Springerville, Arizona, stands out as a unique destination for both short getaways and seasonal camping, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this campground provides an ideal base for exploring the stunning landscapes of the region. Just a short drive away, you can discover the serene beauty of Greer and Big Lake, Arizona, as well as the breathtaking Gila National Forest and Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. These nearby natural wonders are perfect for hiking, fishing, and immersing yourself in the great outdoors. For those with a sense of adventure, don’t miss the Casa Malpais Archaeological Park and the White Mountain Dinosaur Exploration Center. These attractions offer a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich history and prehistoric past. After a day of exploration, return to your RV and unwind with a delicious BBQ or challenge friends to a game of pool or ping pong in our recreation hall. Casa Malpais RV Park is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences in the heart of Arizona.

Pie Town RV Park

13. Pie Town RV Park

21mi from Quemado · 1 site

Welcome to Pie Town RV Park, a unique family-owned and operated campground nestled in the heart of Pie Town, New Mexico. Managed by Jay and Penny Carroll, our park offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes it the perfect getaway for families and travelers alike. Make a Reservation We are pleased to accept reservations at Pie Town RV Park. If you're ready to secure your spot in this beautiful area, simply reach out to us today, and we will ensure you have the ideal space for your stay in Pie Town, NM. Activities & Attractions Planning your adventure in Pie Town? Discover the breathtaking National Forests and scenic trails that surround our park. Be sure to catch our stunning sunrises and sunsets, and indulge in a slice of our world-famous Pie Town Pie. With a variety of outdoor activities, swimming holes, and local shops and restaurants nearby, there’s something for everyone to enjoy during your visit.

Coronado Trail RV Park

14. Coronado Trail RV Park

50mi from Quemado · 43 sites

Experience the unparalleled serenity of Coronado Trail RV Park, a hidden gem nestled in the cool mountain pines of Eastern Arizona. This unique campground offers travelers a peaceful retreat, combining the beauty of nature with the comforts of modern amenities. Set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes, Coronado Trail RV Park provides ample privacy and spacious sites for RV camping. Guests can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the surroundings while enjoying easy access to nearby attractions. Explore the breathtaking natural features, discover refreshing swimming holes, and engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing. In addition to its scenic beauty, the park is conveniently located near charming restaurants and local shops, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Coronado Trail RV Park is the perfect destination for an unforgettable getaway in Eastern Arizona.

In Quemado, you’ll find over 250 campsites where toilets are a given, so you can skip the shovel and focus on the sky—stars blaze out here, unobstructed by city lights. Most sites allow campfires, welcome pets, and put you right in the path of wildlife, whether you’re out hiking or riding horseback. Prices start at $10 a night, with the average landing around $25. Top picks include High Desert Magic (48 reviews), a favorite for its sweeping high plains and quiet, and Donald B.’s Land (9 reviews), where you’ll wake to open skies and solitude. For something more equipped, Apache RV Park with Tent sites (8 reviews) has easy pull-ins and plenty of space. Trails cut through piñon and juniper, and you’re likely to spot mule deer at dusk. Bring layers—the desert cools off fast once the sun drops.

95% (72) • 35 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Quemado

High Desert Magic

1. High Desert Magic

95%

(97)

8.3mi from Quemado · 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.

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Mountain Vista Trails

2. Mountain Vista Trails

100%

(6)

7.9mi from Quemado · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Ten minutes of single-lane dirt roads lead you to your own private 30-acre campground at 7600 feet overlooking the mountain valley. We offer 3 kinds of gigantic secluded pristine sites: A tiny glamping shuttle bus cabin, 2 car/suv/campervan spots, & several remote hike/bike in dispersed camping options. With any choice, you get the whole place and can enjoy a network of bike trails in untouched mature forest, several unique mountain vistas, outdoor shower and toilet, extra optional amenities, active wildlife, and unmatched peacefulness and quiet. The whole 'campground' is all yours! - Because we don't want crowds and we only accept 1 reservation (up to 6 guests as a single party) at any given time. Super private wooded surroundings with mountain views. Our home is only slightly visible from 2 sites. We can be social hosts, or leave you completely undisturbed. Quiet hours after 9pm either way. Access to Toilet, outdoor heated shower, small gas burner or wood-fired grill are included with any confirmed reservation. Guests may opt additional $ for many extras including firewood by the bundle, Potable Water in 5 gallon jugs, Camping equipment rental, and small use of Laundry (by appointment - water supply permitting) . Pets are welcomed and can be allowed off leash here but should not roam without supervision because we do have coyotes and pets can get lost.

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Apache RV Park

3. Apache RV Park

100%

(14)

38mi from Quemado · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Apache RV Park is a quiet and spacious RV Park with beautiful Mountain View’s in Gila National Forest. We have full hookups, clean bathrooms with showers, Wi-Fi, Laundromat, propane, tent sites, and country hospitality. Our lots are extra wide with plenty of space for your trailer and any extra vehicles. Paint the nearby village of Reserve red by stopping by the local watering holes and eating some great New Mexico cuisine. There is close access to local trail heads, side by side trails, Gila National Forest, Petroglyphs, historic ruins and the continental divide trail. We are your home away from home for hunting, rock hounding, fishing and hiking adventures. As always, your furry friend is always welcome to stay with us.

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Gila National Forest

4. Gila National Forest

88%

(25)

312 sites · Lower Frisco, New Mexico

Explore some of the most secluded regions of the American Southwest.

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Carson National Forest

5. Carson National Forest

91%

(40)

463 sites · La Madera, New Mexico

Come get lost in the wild, enchanted lands of New Mexico! One of five unearthly National Forests in this great state, Carson National Forest is open for business all year round, and never fails to bring the heat with magnificent mountain scenery and some seriously stunning natural features. If solitude is your muse than look no further! Cold mountain streams, ample trout fishing, and out of sight camping is sure to give you your fix. With over 1.5 million acres laden with high ridges, dense vegetation and some of the cleanest air you’re likely to find west of the Mississippi, Carson is simply the epitome of Southwestern frontier!

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Fence Lake Cabin

6. Fence Lake Cabin

24mi from Quemado · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Fenced acre with cabin, tent camping space and space for rv parking. Potable water, power, and bathroom available. Mature fruit trees on property along with wildlife, grazing cattle in property Nextdoor, hiking trails and national/state parks nearby.

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Dancing Juniper Gardens

7. Dancing Juniper Gardens

39mi from Quemado · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging

DJG is a respite nestled at 7500 ft in the arid mountains amongst the Piñon-Juniper-Ponderosa forest of west-central New Mexico. The property has a garden, greenhouse, the owners trailer, a 10' guest bell tent, and outdoor kitchen. Plenty of tent camping space available. Relaxing vibe, lots of sitting spaces, fire pit benches, chairs, hammocks. Very rural so walking the dirt roads of the neighborhood is akin to hiking in the back country with a house every now and then. Located in historic Candy Kitchen which is also home to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. About 25 minute drive to El Morro National Monument and two local cafes. 1 hr drive to the Ice Caves and volcano hike. 2 hrs west of Albuquerque, 3 hrs west of Santa Fe. 3 mile dirt road in is a tad rough, high clearance recommended. Seasonal monsoons possible June through September

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Mujeres Valley Campground

8. Mujeres Valley Campground

81%

(8)

22mi from Quemado · 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!

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Hills of High Country

9. Hills of High Country

83%

(3)

26mi from Quemado · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

We arrived at this beautiful property at the end of 2023 and have since worked diligently to create a space that we and others would love. Our location boasts a stunning views with hills all around and beautiful views of both sunrise and sunsets. We're working on adding showers and hot/cold plunge tubs for your enjoyment. Notably, we have a composting toilet that efficiently turns waste into fertilizer in just 3 weeks! We have two very sweet dogs that are off leash that may come up and say hello. If that is a bother please let us know in advance and we will try and accommodate your preferences. The property is accessible using 2WD, weather permitted, and when it is muddy or snowy we offer shuttle services. About us I specialize in building vans and RVs, so if you need any assistance with your rigs, I'm here to help. We are planning to expand our offerings in the future to include organic coffee, food, and a variety of fun activities. Join us in this evolving adventure!

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Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

10. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

87%

(44)

1058 sites · Heber Overgaard, Arizona

Explore the vast Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests known for its jaw-dropping mountain country in east-central Arizona. Trek out onto the other worldly Mogollon Rim, and dive into sparkling cold-water lakes. Climb out of the muggy valleys and into the refreshing high country—the forest is known for hundreds of miles of hiking filled with stunning vistas. Most importantly, stay awhile and be sure to bring your tent!

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Lyman Lake State Park

11. Lyman Lake State Park

60 sites · St Johns, Arizona

Discover Lyman Lake State Park's scenic vistas and outdoor fun.

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Casa Malpais Campground

12. Casa Malpais Campground

47mi from Quemado · 1 site

Casa Malpais RV Park in Springerville, Arizona, stands out as a unique destination for both short getaways and seasonal camping, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this campground provides an ideal base for exploring the stunning landscapes of the region. Just a short drive away, you can discover the serene beauty of Greer and Big Lake, Arizona, as well as the breathtaking Gila National Forest and Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. These nearby natural wonders are perfect for hiking, fishing, and immersing yourself in the great outdoors. For those with a sense of adventure, don’t miss the Casa Malpais Archaeological Park and the White Mountain Dinosaur Exploration Center. These attractions offer a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich history and prehistoric past. After a day of exploration, return to your RV and unwind with a delicious BBQ or challenge friends to a game of pool or ping pong in our recreation hall. Casa Malpais RV Park is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences in the heart of Arizona.

Pie Town RV Park

13. Pie Town RV Park

21mi from Quemado · 1 site

Welcome to Pie Town RV Park, a unique family-owned and operated campground nestled in the heart of Pie Town, New Mexico. Managed by Jay and Penny Carroll, our park offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes it the perfect getaway for families and travelers alike. Make a Reservation We are pleased to accept reservations at Pie Town RV Park. If you're ready to secure your spot in this beautiful area, simply reach out to us today, and we will ensure you have the ideal space for your stay in Pie Town, NM. Activities & Attractions Planning your adventure in Pie Town? Discover the breathtaking National Forests and scenic trails that surround our park. Be sure to catch our stunning sunrises and sunsets, and indulge in a slice of our world-famous Pie Town Pie. With a variety of outdoor activities, swimming holes, and local shops and restaurants nearby, there’s something for everyone to enjoy during your visit.

Coronado Trail RV Park

14. Coronado Trail RV Park

50mi from Quemado · 43 sites

Experience the unparalleled serenity of Coronado Trail RV Park, a hidden gem nestled in the cool mountain pines of Eastern Arizona. This unique campground offers travelers a peaceful retreat, combining the beauty of nature with the comforts of modern amenities. Set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes, Coronado Trail RV Park provides ample privacy and spacious sites for RV camping. Guests can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the surroundings while enjoying easy access to nearby attractions. Explore the breathtaking natural features, discover refreshing swimming holes, and engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing. In addition to its scenic beauty, the park is conveniently located near charming restaurants and local shops, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Coronado Trail RV Park is the perfect destination for an unforgettable getaway in Eastern Arizona.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Ida

December 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to High Desert Magic

This was such a magical place. Beautiful landscape and thoughtfully setup for campers. We arrived later than expected but the host was flexible with our arrival time. We didn't have any trouble finding it. We got there after dark and I was gobsmacked by the night sky. We saw some meteor showers too! The space has stone-lined pathways with little solar lights, seating, a table, and a fire pit. We were comfortable tent-camping in mid-December with our extra blankets. Our dogs were especially happy to be able to have some time off-leash and we were treated to the most beautiful sunrise in the morning. The host also showed me how to use their freeze-proof spigot and we were so grateful to be able to refill our water jug before heading out.

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Racquel

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Mountain Vista Trails

Ben and Danielle have a beautiful property and they are incredible hosts. This was our first time using HipCamp and it couldn’t have been a better experience. We were looking for something remote and private, and we wanted our dogs to be able to be off leash. We are very accustomed to camping with zero amenities, so this was very much “Glamping” for us. The outdoor shower with HOT water and the composting toilet were so nice to be able to use. The shuttle bus was clean, comfortable and full of amenities we aren’t used to having. That little wood burning stove puts out plenty of heat!

This is the actual campsite. Drive entrance is on the left side and is more visible in the other photos.

Chenoa

October 2025

Tent

1 night at Mountain Vista Trails

This is a beautiful, private site! Ben and Danielle are very friendly and helpful. This is a little detail, but I appreciated that they have a sink set up with the composting toilet for hand-washing. They had the chiminea prepared for a fire when I arrived.

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Sietske

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Mujeres Valley Campground

Beautiful spot, lovely clear skies, everything is very well-maintained. We saw a ton of elk tracks which was pretty cool also!

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Mrs

October 2025

2 nights at Mountain Vista Trails

Danielle and Ben are as beautiful as their land! They were kind and generous hosts that take great care to insure that guests walk away loving the land and experience as much as they do. We stayed in the Camper bus that was cozy and warm. We had everything we needed in the bus: comfy bed, fridge, sink, cutest wood stove ever, toilet, table and bench. Perfect for the 2 of us! Lounge chairs outside and a chimneria with firewood to enjoy at night. They also had an outdoor toilet/shower area that we used too.

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Rachel

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Mountain Vista Trails

The campsite offers a truly remarkable experience for anyone seeking solace in nature. The sunrises paint the sky with vibrant hues, casting a magical glow over the entire landscape. Every evening, the sunsets create a breathtaking spectacle, as the sun dips below the horizon. The outdoor shower and toilet provide a unique way to connect with the natural environment, enhancing the overall camping adventure. The campsite offers a truly breathtaking experience for anyone seeking respite. Majestic mountains provide a stunning backdrop to the grounds, fostering a sense of tranquility. The hosts' gracious hospitality further enhances the welcoming atmosphere of the site. You can quickly settle into a feeling of serene peace at this beautiful location. This campsite is a fantastic escape from the everyday world. This campsite is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to unwind.

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Rachel

September 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Mountain Vista Trails

The campsite offers a truly remarkable experience for those seeking a natural escape. The beauty of both the sunrises and sunsets paints the sky with breathtaking colors each day. Moreover, the unique outside shower and toilet add an element of rustic charm to the experience. This feature allows one to connect with nature in a very special way. Majestic mountains provide a stunning backdrop to the grounds, fostering a sense of tranquility. The hosts' gracious hospitality further enhances the welcoming atmosphere of the site. You can quickly settle into a feeling of serene peace at this beautiful location. This campsite is a fantastic escape from the everyday world. Overall, it is a highly recommended destination.

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Brandyn

July 2025

Tent

1 night at Mujeres Valley Campground

Loved every second of our stay! The owners were extremely friendly and helpful! The site was stunning! Will definitely return soon!

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Carol

May 2025

15 ft campervan

1 night at High Desert Magic

The directions were easy to follow and the view is gorgeous. I never saw anyone else but it worked just fine.

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Eli

May 2025

Tent

With pets

1 night at High Desert Magic

I loved tent camping on Jennifer's land, the directions were super easy to understand and she was a very kind host (sorry again for scaring you lol)! Site one was soo beautiful and we were so grateful to get to spend the night in such a wonderful part of NM. We would stay here again and would recommend if you are in the area to check it out.

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Catherine

April 2025

Tent

1 night at High Desert Magic

Jennifer met me when I arrived and was very helpful! I had a very relaxing and private time on this land.

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Donna

April 2025

4 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Apache RV Park

Lovely location, very quiet. Restrooms and showers were clean.

Susie

March 2025

25 ft travel trailer

With pets

7 nights at Apache RV Park

This place has the best vibes. Laundry, full hookups, a library, and super cool people! Big campsite too! Our host, Adam, was very helpful with whatever questions we had!

Susie

March 2025

25 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Apache RV Park

The sites are bigger than they look in the pics. Loved how spacious it was. We didn't use the amenities, but there's laundry and a bathhouse. check in was easy and hist was very nice!