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Bomvida Farms

1 site · RV, Tent21 acres · Bosque, NM

Once the largest organic vineyard in New Mexico, Bomvida Farms began in 2020 in what used to be called Sabinal Vineyards. The land has been vacant for over a decade and most of the grapes are dead...buta few are still hanging on. We'll do what we can you save them. Other than that we have hundreds of animals including pigs, goats, chickens, and turkeys. In 2021 we have a long list of fruits & vegetables that will be grown where the grapes used to live. Come enjoy all we have to offer while taking in our fantastic views.Learn more about this land:Bomvida is a working farm started summer 2020. For decades this land was part of the largest vineyard in NM until it was abandoned.Come listen to the coyotes howl and the roosters crow as you enjoy EXPANSIVE views of the Rio Grande Valley and the Manzano Mountains.Take a tour of the farm, pet some animals, see what we grow/make in our commercial kitchen, or visit our neighbor (a proper vineyard with a tasting room).Each reservation includes:* 1 Dozen Farm Fresh Eggs 1 Quart Farm Fresh Goat's milk (tastes just like cows milk from the store) 1 Quart Bitchy Betty's Extra Tangy Yogurt Being almost an hour south of Albuquerque it's dark enough on a moonless night to truly enjoy the stars!We have 1 site currently available. Saltbrush (Site 1 on the map) is closer to the animals and Arroyo Vista (Site 2; not yet completed) is on the other side of the arroyo further away from our operations.

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Desert Camping with Mountain Views

1 site · RV2 acres · Las Nutrias, NM

Learn more about this land:Our campsite provides amazing sunset & sunrise views of Whiteface Mountain to the east, Bosque Peak to the Northeast and the Sierra Ladrones Wilderness Study Area/Mountains out to the West. Verizon cell phone tower is located near the intersection of Highway 60 and Monrovia Street and provides for full LTE service. The site is located about half a mile off of Highway 60, but tucked far enough away where you will not hear any highway traffic. The closest nearby land occupants are about 2 miles away and more in other directions. Privacy will not be a concern! We are slowly in the works of adding a firepit area and some pet area fencing. The perimeter is marked with green metal stakes with red tops. What is Nearby? Rio Grande River: 5.7 Miles (7 minutes) Walking Sands Reat Area: 16.6 Miles (17 Minutes) Belen: 24 miles (25 minutes) Los Lunas: 37 Miles (37 minutes) Albuquerque: 57 Miles (53 min) Other Nearby Points of Interest: Abo Canyon Alexander Municipal Airport Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge Manzano Mountains State Park Rio Salado River Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument Corner Points/GPS: 34.416828,-106.709514 34.416801,-106.709020 Elevation: 5,100 ft About Socorro County: Mostly rural, Socorro County sits in the central part of New Mexico and consists of a population of roughly 18,000. While home to very few people, the county does possess many great parks and natural wonders such as the awe inspiring Manazano Mountains and Abo Canyon. Small towns in this county include Escondida, Socorro and Magdalena, meaning a supply run to the nearest Wal-Mart is never too far away.

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If you're looking for a camping adventure near Socorro, New Mexico, Hipcamp has you covered. With over 46 private sites available, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you prefer pitching a tent or parking your RV, there's something for everyone. Plus, you'll find top-rated campsites like David W.’s Land (14 reviews), Balloon Fiesta & Eclipse Viewing (13 reviews), and R&S Co. Ranch (10 reviews) with rave reviews. Prices start as low as $10 per night, with an average price of $30 per night. You'll have access to popular amenities like toilets, potable water, and campfires, and can enjoy activities such as hiking, boating, and climbing. So pack your gear and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!