4 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several cabin options exist within driving distance of Bloomfield, New Mexico. Moore's RV Park & Campground offers cabin accommodations alongside RV and tent sites, with full hookups and amenities including showers and toilets. Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat provides more upscale cabin lodging with drinking water, picnic tables, and toilets. "Moore's RV Park has large spaces with many RV spaces, tent sites, and some cabins for rent," noted one camper who appreciated the amenities. Homestead RV Park in nearby Kirtland also features cabin rentals with electric hookups, sewer connections, and water access, though cabin-specific details are limited.
Cabin styles vary across the region, with most properties offering basic furnishings. Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat's cabins operate as reservable accommodations with fire rings, firewood availability, and trash service. Most properties permit pets in their cabin units, though Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat restricts pets. Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly during summer months when properties like Moore's RV Park experience high demand. A visitor commented that Moore's provides "a swimming pool, clean bathrooms, and large trees for nice shade" at many sites, making it comfortable for cabin guests.
Visitors should verify what supplies are provided before arrival. Most cabins include basic furnishings but may require guests to bring their own bedding, towels, and food preparation items. Moore's RV Park includes a market for essential supplies, while other properties have limited on-site provisioning. Bathrooms and showers are generally shared facilities rather than private cabin amenities. Durango, Colorado offers additional cabin options within reasonable driving distance, including Oasis RV Resort and Cottages, which one reviewer described as having "cozy spots with trees that give lots of shade and privacy" for their cabin accommodations.
"This is an RV Park with many RV Spaces, tent sites, and some cabins for rent. The RV sites are easy to get into, relatively level, and have tables and grill/fire pits."
"Wide spaces with picnic tables and grills. Showers, laundry, dog park"
from $45 / night
"The camping discount didn’t seem to be available online, only upon registration.) There’s a camp store that sells souvenirs and beer."
"Flush toilet restrooms are available and there are showers and a laundry a few miles away where the café, store, and gas station are located."
"Great laundry with big washers and driers and lots of space to fold clothes. The bathrooms are big and very clean. Owner was so great and so kind. Will stay again when passing through."
"Maybe a little pricey but we were running out of daylight - the staff were really nice and the park is quiet even though it's near a main road. Bathrooms were nice!"
"Very nice RV / Cabin / Tent resort in Durango, CO. Full service, laundry facilities, pickleball court, grills in the public area, pool during summer months."
"CUSTOMER SERVICE: Friendly staff; shuffled our stay around so we could extend and not relocate during the week. WIFI/ CELL SERVICE: Camp wifi and speed seemed to work really well!"
from $47 - $197 / night
"Navajo Dam has an awesome glamping setup on top of some cliffs overlooking the area. Check them out and make sure to leave a review on the Dyrt!"
from $100 / night
"Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. Our spot #136 had 50amp hookup and water, although the water leaked pretty badly."
"The campgrounds are spread all throughout the lake which reaches from Northern New Mexico into Colorado. The Marina is newly remodeled and expansive."
Available this weekend
from $20 - $41 / night
"Several cabins, bathrooms & showers also available, but closed our week (scary virus). Nice, clean, non-heated pool was a plus. Friendly, helpful campsite hosts."
"It was very woodsy, and secluded! It was quiet a hike up and down a hill to go to the bathrooms. I loveeee that they have a dog park!"
"Our back-side neighbors had to move their picnic table back in order to accommodate our driver-side slide (the distance between our extended slide and their trailer is about 8 feet."
"Great location, kid friendly, and pet friendly. Restrooms/showers and laundry were very clean and well maintained. Recommend!"
"Great park for larger RV's we have a 40 ft toy hauler plus the added ramp patio plenty of room. Park is very clean and quiet plus pet friendly. Lots of large Ponderosa pine for shade and scenery"
"Large sites with a picnic table and fire ring. Quiet and large park grounds to enjoy. Owner was very nice"
"Spacious, level ish sites with gravel parking/picnic areas, big common areas and horseshoe pits, games to borrow at the gatehouse. Vault toilets are clean."
"Beautiful, spacious sites with well maintained facilities, picnic tables and fire rings. Depending on the site, you have nice views through the trees to the surrounding mountains."
Available this weekend
from $20 - $90 / night
TravelerWe camped in the dry camping area and found a shady site. Bathrooms and water spigots were plenty. Avery nice camping experience.
We did not know what to expect in our visit to Mesa Verde. Plan to drive 50 miles or so inside the park to see all of the sites.
GuideI was unsuccessful in reserving a campsite from my phone, but fortunately the campground is huge and getting a drive-up site was no problem. I arrived after the camp store closed and instructions were to pick an open site then check-in in the morning. This worked well because not all sites are equal - some are tiny, some are sloped, some you have to walk a path or up stairs to get to your table and tent pad. I was in the tent loop which got pretty crowded and noisy on the weekend, but I noticed that the other loops were nearly empty.
Free hot showers and a coin laundromat are available to all park visitors (you don't need to be camped there), there's a camp store and also small breakfast cafe that serves made to order breakfast sandwiches, burritos, and pancakes. There's a gas station (pricey) if you didn't plan your gas sufficiently for the long drive to the sites and a kennel because dogs aren't allowed on the trails or tours.
Deer regularly roamed through the campground, adding a nice touch.
RangerWe had a quiet spot in the Oraibi Loop near a restroom where we had views of the mountains and prairie down below. Lots of deer nearby and we even saw an owl after the sunset. Great camp store. Hot water for showers down by the store.
RangerBeautiful drive up to the campground lent way to being surrounded by tons of wildlife (deer and owls!) and unforgettable mountain landscapes. We got in late but finding our envelope was easy. Picked a great spot in our designated loop with no neighbors
ScoutAmenities were good but site was not nowhere near level !
GuideMy first time camping at a NP and I loved it! So many sites available for non-electric campers on a Saturday in June. Sites and amenities were clean and accessible. Campground is close to a few trails. Unfortunately the WiFi did not work at the restrooms, but it did at the showers. Staff was so kind (s/o to Cheryl)! Definitely recommend the all you can eat pancakes at the cafe for breakfast! 🥞
ScoutCampground is ideally located in an area without other easy options to get to Mesa Verde’s dwellings. We stayed on Taos loop with a tent and roof tent for one night, and used showers and laundry.
Tent pads are level, parking sites are not, but not all that far off. Bathrooms were functional- tap water is cold and potable. Sites are moderately spaced and about 50% are shaded by scrub oak.
After hours check in is not clear, but there is a sign at the camp store that gives the basics- grab a sit without a reservation tag and pay the next day. Sites are expensive as others have noted. Campers were arriving until around midnight which was pretty disruptive, but that could have been because we were near the front of the loop.
Showers are hot and private but certainly not a spa. Laundry is reasonably priced but only half the machines were working.
TLDR- Another camper summed up the campground as “hit or miss”. Spot on.
GuideStayed in early Sept ‘23. Convenient to be inside the park for getting up to the top for our tours. Not a lot of vegetation shade but privacy was decent and our site backed up into a bit of some woods. I don’t have the site number anymore (assigned at check in) but we were in the Zuni loop near the bathrooms. To this day I think about the Jerusalem beetle we saw here because it freaked me out but also remains the most interest bug I’ve ever seen. WiFi available, breakfast for purchase by check-in as well as a camp store and laundry.
GuideAll the sites are shaded, lake right next to it. You do have to buy a day pass & camping pass to camp here. So it’s $35/night total
Cabin camping near Bloomfield, New Mexico provides year-round options within a 50-mile radius. The region sits at elevations between 5,500-7,000 feet, creating distinct temperature variations between seasons. Winter cabin stays typically experience overnight lows in the 20s, while summer cabins provide refuge from daytime temperatures that regularly exceed 90°F in July and August.
Fishing access at Navajo Lake: Navajo State Park offers cabin accommodations near prime fishing areas. "A beautiful lake any time of year... Though summer can be quite hot with little shade so bring pop ups or shade cover! There's a marina to rent boats," notes one visitor to Rosa Campground — Navajo State Park.
Mesa Verde exploration: Cabins at Ancient Cedars provide convenient proximity to archaeological sites. "This campground was very convenient for our 2 day visit to Mesa Verde. Sites were close together with not much privacy. Shower house was clean but everything else did not feel exceptionally well taken care of," shared a camper who stayed at Ancient Cedars Mesa Verde RV Park.
Horseback riding: Some cabin properties offer direct access to equestrian activities. "Next door is a horseriding stables ($40 an hour, $25 for a half hour); the horses come up to the fence and love to be petted," explains a reviewer at Ancient Cedars.
Secluded mountain settings: Several cabin properties feature mountain backdrops and forested surroundings. "My husband and I stay here about 4 times per year. What keeps bringing us back are the friendly people, the large and absolutely beautiful sites and the long list of things to do," notes a regular visitor to Echo Basin Cabin and RV Resort.
On-site recreation: Many cabin locations feature activities beyond basic accommodations. "The campground has lots of amenities. A log cabin (rec center) with pool, video games, TV with DVD library, books, and board games," notes a visitor at Oasis RV Resort and Cottages.
Creek-side locations: Several properties feature water features adjacent to cabin rentals. "Very nice campground with a creek running through it. Bonus if you can get the creek side so you hear it all night. Well kept grounds. Very quiet and shady," reports a guest at HTR Durango Campground.
Seasonal availability varies: Many cabin properties operate limited schedules outside summer months. "We stayed in early April and there were only a few other campers," reports a visitor at Rosa Campground.
Advanced reservations essential: Most cabin properties fill quickly, particularly on weekends. "We couldn't pick our site, so we had to check in at the camp store at arrival. We got there around 4pm and check in took about 20 minutes," shared a visitor at Morefield Campground — Mesa Verde National Park.
Bathroom facilities differ: Some cabins have private facilities while others use communal buildings. "On each call or person to person complain they said they'd take care of the issued but never did. Obviously, they really didn't care. The sites were nice with shade trees, but if you need the bathroom avoid this place," warned one visitor about bathroom maintenance issues.
Noise considerations: Properties vary widely in noise levels. "The beauty of the place is totally compromised by not just the rv spaces but multiple cabins dotting the hills around and tent sites," noted a visitor at HTR Durango Campground who found the setting too crowded.
Off-season cabin stays: Several properties offer significant rate reductions outside peak summer season. "We enjoyed our 1 week stay here. The crushed stone sites were spacious & level. There was no lawn, but, that's not to be expected in high desert New Mexico. But, a lot of the sites (ours included) had very nice shade trees," noted a visitor.
Dog-friendly options: Most cabin facilities welcome pets with some restrictions. "Best Dog Friendly Place Around. We came on July 4th, and although many activities were going on, this place was quite like a mouse by Sunday. This place has everything: a massive field for dogs to play off-leash (they must be on in the park)," mentions a visitor to Echo Basin Cabin Resort.
Look for swimming pools: Several properties offer swimming as a family amenity. "Our car broke down so we had to stay here. I think it was a great spot to break down. The pool was amazing and refreshing. The bathrooms had a code to get in and were clean. There were lots of families around," shared a family who found themselves unexpectedly needing accommodations.
Inspect electrical hookups: Several properties have reported electrical issues at cabin and RV sites. "The only ding that I'd give this place is that there may be some power issues depending on the site. Thank God we had the surge protector and that I tested the outlet before plugging into the RV," advised one camper at HTR Durango Campground.
Verify site dimensions: Cabin areas are often configured differently than RV spaces. "If your RV/toad or travel trailer plus pickup is much over 48 feet, you'll be out in the road. They WILL put you in too small a space," cautioned a visitor about space limitations at one property.
Consider accessibility: Not all cabin properties have level pathways. "Steep hill into the campsite- but close to town if you have a toad/truck," noted a visitor regarding the terrain at one Durango area property.
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