Camping near Cibola National Forest and Grasslands
Cibola National Forest and Grasslands in New Mexico has many camping spots across its land. Coronado Campground sits near the Rio Grande with sites that have water and electricity hookups. It's close to Pueblo Kuaua, which makes day trips easy. From the camps, you can see the Sangre de Cristo Mountains rising in the distance. Most camping areas can be reached by regular vehicles, though some roads get muddy and rough after rainfall. Fire bans happen often during dry months, so check current rules before planning to have a campfire. If you want to stay at Coronado, try to book ahead, especially in summer when it fills up fast. You can also camp in undeveloped areas throughout the forest, but you won't have bathrooms or water there. Remember to take all your garbage when you leave. White Sands is worth visiting if you're camping in the area. Weather changes a lot by season - summers get hot while winters cool down significantly. The forest works well for both tent and RV camping, depending on what area you choose.
