Coyote Canyon&nbsp;Camping Area&nbsp;is a primitive campsite and picnic area next to Coyote Creek. &nbsp;&nbsp; Uses: &nbsp; picnicking, camping &nbsp; Facilities: &nbsp; One picnic table, two fire rings, and one portable toilet.&nbsp; No potable water. &nbsp;



Coyote Canyon Camping Area

Rio Puerco is a non fee, non reservable remote primitive campground. &nbsp; Uses: &nbsp;camping, fishing, &nbsp;and picnicking.&nbsp; Facilities: &nbsp; picnic tables,&nbsp;No fire rings and 1 portable toilet during summer months only. &nbsp; Special Instructions: Can accomodate up to 20' RV's.&nbsp; No potable water or hookups. &nbsp;



Rio Puerco Campground

Resumidero is a popular primitive camping area. Located in a large alpine meadow, Resumidero is a local favorite and used by numerous recreationists for camping, picnicking, and group gatherings. Uses: Picnicking, camping, and parking for access to San Pedro Parks Wilderness through Vega Redonda trail 43 and Corralitos Trail 452 (on the west side of the meadow). Facilities: portable toilets during summer months only, picnic tables, fire rings. Special Instructions: The existing "acequia" (irrigation ditch) is utilized by local residents for irrigation of farmland. PLEASE DO NOT POLLUTE THE WATER IN THE CANAL. Users must pack out their trash. ACTIVITIES Camping: This is a primitive campground with no defined sites. Picnicking Recreational Vehicles: portable toilets only during summer months No hookups 14 day stay maximum Horse Camping



Resumidero Camping Area

Calaveras Canyon

Less than two hours from the city of Albuquerque, Rio de las Vacas Campground offers a cool oasis from the New Mexico heat. Visitors delight in the hiking and fishing opportunities available in the shade of the pine covered Jemez Mountains.

Recreation

Local streams and the San Gregorio reservoir provide fishing opportunities for anglers, and hikers will delight in the many hiking opportunities in the nearby San Pedro Parks Wilderness. 

Facilities

The Rio de las Vacas Campground includes paved RV pads, fire rings, picnic tables, and vault toilets. 

Natural Features

The campground is located amid stunning ponderosa pines in close proximity to the Rio de las Vacas. 

Nearby Attractions

The San Pedro Parks Wilderness, just north of the Rio de las Vacas Campground, offers easy and scenic day hikes. The minimal grade increases of the trails into the San Pedro Parks make this wilderness an ideal backpacking destination for beginners and experienced backpackers alike. Three main trailheads, the San Gregorio, Palomas and Los Pinos, are within driving distance of the campground. 

ADA Access: N



Rio De Las Vacas Campground

Less than two hours from the city of Albuquerque, Clear Creek Campground offers a cool oasis from the New Mexico heat. Visitors delight in the hiking and fishing opportunities available in the shade of the pine covered Jemez Mountains.

Recreation

Local streams and the San Gregorio reservoir provide fishing opportunities for anglers, and hikers will delight in the many hiking opportunities in the nearby San Pedro Parks Wilderness. 

Facilities

Clear Creek Campground includes paved RV pads, fire rings, picnic tables, and vault toilets. 

Natural Features

The campground is located amid stunning ponderosa pines in close proximity to Clear Creek. 

Nearby Attractions

The San Pedro Parks Wilderness, just north of the Clear Creek Campground, offers easy and scenic day hikes. The minimal grade increases of the trails into the San Pedro Parks make this wilderness an ideal backpacking destination for beginners and experienced backpackers alike. Three main trailheads, the San Gregorio, Palomas, and Los Pinos, are within driving distance of the campground. 

ADA Access: N



Clear Creek Campground

San Antonio Campground is adjacent to the San Antonio River, tucked into a forest of ponderosa pine at 7,600 feet above sea level. This popular campground is open from May through October in the Santa Fe National Forest. Visitors should be prepared for hot summer days and cool nights.  

San Antonio Campground was completely rebuilt and reopened in August 2010. It is designated as a reduced impact and recycle campground.

Recreation

A paved walking trail along the river provides access for fishing. Anglers can fish for rainbow trout. Visitors enjoy wading in the river on hot summer days.  

The campground offers easy driving access to several recreational sites nearby, including the popular La Cueva Picnic Site, Spence Hot Spring Trailhead, Battleship Rock Trailhead and a couple of fishing sites along the San Antonio River.

Facilities

The campground has 20 standard sites that can accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. A group area on the north end of the campground includes a pavilion that can accommodate up to 100 people.  

The group area includes nine tent sites. Accessible sites are located on the south end of the campground.  

Sites are equipped with picnic tables and pedestal grills, and sites 1-6 have water and electric hookups. Site 3 can accommodate two RVs.  

 Drinking water and vault toilets are provided. Parking areas, spurs and roads within the campground are paved. A camp host is available during the peak season. Visitors are encouraged to pack out trash, but recycling bins are provided.

Natural Features

Some of the finest mountain scenery in the Southwest is found in the 1.6 million acres within the Santa Fe National Forest. Elevations range from 5,300 to 13,103 feet at the summit of Truchas Peak, located within the Pecos Wilderness.  

The diverse ecosystems of the Santa Fe National Forest are home to a variety of wildlife species. The ponderosa pine forests at 6,000-9,500 feet provide habitat for the Jemez Mountain salamander, northern goshawk, Merriam's turkey, Abert's squirrel and hairy woodpecker.

Nearby Attractions

The 163-mile Jemez Mountain Trail Scenic Byway passes amazing geological formations, ancient Indian ruins and an Indian pueblo. The area is rich in logging, mining and ranching heritage.

ADA Access: N



San Antonio Campground

Star Dance

Horseshoe Springs Campground

Fenton Lake State Park

This camping area is managed by USFS. There are only 3 spots, each has a table and 2 have fire rings. You can’t drive your car right up to each site, but you can park fairly close. 

Nice and quiet

Fun overnighter a bit out of the way but I really enjoyed it.  Beautiful campgrounds and the owners were super nice!!!

Fun overnighter

Great experience, not too far, about 7 miles off the beaten path.

Coyote Canyon Camping Area

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Nice and quiet

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