Best Dog-Friendly Camping near Corona, NM

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Best Dog-Friendly Sites Near Corona, NM (9)

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    1. Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

    32 Reviews
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    162 Saves
    Carrizozo, New Mexico

    Overview

    Valley of Fires recreation area is located immediately adjacent to the Malpais Lava Flow. Approximately 5,000 years ago, Little Black Peak erupted and flowed 44 miles into the Tularosa Basin, filling the basin with molten rock. The resulting lava flow is four to six miles wide, 160 feet thick and covers 125 square miles. The lava flow is considered to be one of the youngest lava flows in the continental United States. The Bureau of Land Management maintains and manages the Valley of Fires Recreation area, which is located four miles west of Carrizozo, NM, on US Highway 380. Valley of Fires offers both camping and day use. 20 of the campsites have 30 and 50 amp electrical hookups and water hookups, all sites have picnic shelters, tables, trashcans and barbeque grills. Two of the RV sites are accessible, as are the restrooms. Showers are provided in the main restroom/shower house. An RV dump station is also available. Two group shelters are accessible and available for rental. The 3/4 mile Malpais Nature Trail offers a close-up look of the lava surface.

    Recreation

    Valley of Fires Recreation area offers opportunities for RV Camping (both full-service and primitive camp sites), tent camping and day use. The Malpais Nature trail offers a unique experience of getting trail users out into the lava. The trail is paved and accessible. Each campsite and group shelter is equipped with picnic shelter and picnic table(s) for the public's enjoyment.

    Natural Features

    From a distance, Valley of Fires appears as barren rock but when you walk through the nature trail there are many varieties of flowers, cactus, trees and bushes typical of the Chihuahuan desert. Animals include bats, roadrunners, quail, cottontails, mule deer, barbary sheep, and lizards. It's also a virtual birdwatcher's paradise with great horned owls, burrowing owls, turkey vultures, hawks, gnat catchers, cactus wrens, sparrows and golden eagles.

    Nearby Attractions

    Carrizozo Land Partnership **The Carrizozo Land Partnership vehicle pass page is temporarily unavailable and the Roswell Field Office is currently unable to issue vehicle passes to cross private lands while collection policies for personal identifiable information are updated. All other open BLM lands remain accessible during this time. For more information please contact the Roswell Field Office at 575-627-0272.** The Carrizozo Land Partnership provides access to recreators wishing to enter public lands managed by the BLM, between the Carrizozo Lava Flow and the White Sands Missile Range which can only be reached by crossing private land. The CLP, a partnership between the BLM, private land owners and ranchers of this area, has arranged for public access to BLM lands in this area by a vehicle pass process. Once on the BLM lands in the area, the public is allowed to hunt, camp, hike, observe wildlife and other appropriate recreational activities. This partnership provides access to many miles of roads and thousands of acres of public lands for recreational enjoyment. Terrain is from flat to rolling, with some bluffy/hilly country overlooking the lava flows. High desert plant species inhabit this area, ranging from desert shrubs, multiple varieties of cactus and cedar/juniper trees. Other nearby camping/recreation opportunities: Other nearby fee areas include campgrounds in the Lincoln National Forest, and the BLM Rob Jagger's Campground. There are numerous private RV Campgrounds in the area as well. Additonal nearby attractions include Capitan, Lincoln, and Ruidoso. Capitan, located 24 miles east of the Valley of Fires on U.S. Highway 380, is known as the birthplace of Smokey Bear, and features a popular visitor center. Lincoln, located 37 miles east on U.S. Highway 380, is famous as the site of the historic Lincoln County Wars as well as the exploits of Billy the Kid and Sheriff Pat Garrett. Ruidoso is a popular resort town that features a horse racetrack, the Ski Apache skiing resort, and the Inn of the Mountain Gods casino. The BLM's Fort Stanton National Conservation Area, located approximately 27 miles east of the Valley of Fires on U.S. Highway 380, has 93 miles of sustainable horseback, mountain biking, and hiking trails that wind through open meadows and canyons. Trails are marked with flexible fiberglass markers with the trail name or an arrow attached to the marker. Cross-country horse and foot travel is allowed. Mountain bikes are strongly encouraged to stay on established trails to protect the rider as well as the landscape. The trails offer great views of the surrounding Sacramento and Capitan Mountains. The majority of the trails start at the Rob Jaggers Campground on NM 220 where you will find excellent camping opportunities, water for your animals, and vault toilets.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access

    $25 / night

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    3. Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

    15 Reviews
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    123 Saves
    Mountainair, New Mexico

    Manzano Mountains State Park is an excellent destination for hiking and camping. Nestled in the wooded foothills of the Manzanos, this park provides a quiet retreat and is a nice family get-away. Wildlife viewing, birding, and photography are great activities at this park.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access

    $5 - $14 / night

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      4. El Rancho

      1 Review
      6 Saves
      Corona, New Mexico
      • Pets
      • Fires
      • Electric Hookups
      • Phone Service
      • Reservable
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        5. Turner Inn & RV Park

        1 Review
        3 Saves
        Mountainair, New Mexico
        • Pets
        • Electric Hookups
        • Reservable
        • ADA Access
        • RVs
        • Tents
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          6. Sands Motel & RV Park

          3 Reviews
          Carrizozo, New Mexico
          • Pets
          • Electric Hookups
          • Phone Service
          • Reservable
          • RVs
          • Tents
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          7. Mama Bear RV Park

          2 Reviews
          9 Photos
          13 Saves
          Capitan, New Mexico
          • Pets
          • Fires
          • Electric Hookups
          • Phone Service
          • Reservable
          • RVs
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          8. Guebara Tank Camp

          1 Review
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          17 Saves
          Nogal, New Mexico

          Throughout the Lincoln National Forest you are allowed to do what is called 'dispersed camping'. This is a rustic experience where you are allowed to drive up to 300' off of designated dirt Forest Service roads onto USFS lands to park and camp. Do not drive across creeks and no camping is allowed on private property or within city or village limits. The Motor Vehicle Use Map, available as a download from fs.usda.gov/Lincoln, will show detail on where camping is allowed in each district, as well as a listing of the roads allowing dispersed camping. This map is also available at the District offices, at no charge. No permits are needed for dispersed camping and no cost is associated with this camping experience. Be sure to bring what you need, especially water, and also pack out what you pack in. Leave No Trace principles should be followed for all camping experiences in the National Forest.

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          • Fires
          • Phone Service
          • ADA Access
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          Recent Dog-Friendly Reviews in Corona

          60 Reviews of 9 Corona Campgrounds


          • Marcus W.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Nov. 26, 2024

            Sands Motel & RV Park

            Bad dump

            This is a very run down park, do not stop here! We stopped to dump and was told by the manager to go dump anywhere and then as soon as we dumped, it started back filling out. Then a lady came up to us and told us they were having sewer problems. Crazy that the manager would tell us yes when he knew it wouldn’t work for us.

          • Eliza M.
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            Nov. 20, 2024

            Gallinas Site

            Great Site

            Lots of dispersed camping along A027, with some being very private. The main site mentioned here also has bathroom facilities. It was a bit crowded, so I chose a private spot up the road with no issues. Beautiful area!

          • JThe Dyrt PRO User
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            Aug. 6, 2024

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            Quiet shady camp

            It was hot in the valley so we retreated to the nearest mountains. What a quiet little camp. No huge RV’s or anything. Our 6ft wide, 20ft long trailer seemed too big. Our spot accommodated us well. The trails are fabulous. There’s a Track Trail that just opened and a motorized track wheelchair making this park very accessible. Not very many electric sites but that was ok as the temps were cooler (60’s at night)

          • MThe Dyrt PRO User
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            May. 16, 2024

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            Beautiful!

            Remote, wooded, serene. Sites are gravel, but not very level. Each site has a picnic table, grill & fire pit. Some sites have power, but none have sewer or water hookups. There is a dump station & drinking water. If you want to get away from it all, this is the place.

          • Roger W.The Dyrt PRO User
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            May. 4, 2024

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Extraordinary Views and Spacing

            Valley of Fire CG, NM: The RV area sits on a ridge. Great views. Tenting area sits by itself. No views there, but looks nice. (Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good

            (71 yr olds in 17’ trailer.)

            Overall Rating: 5 for a campground offering space and extraordinary views. Price 2024: $ 35 w interagency pass Security: no Usage during visit: RV area was full every day. Site Privacy: no Site Spacing: nice Pad surface: blacktop Reservations: Some sites require reservations. Some sites are first come first serve. Campground Noise: Nice and quiet Outside Road Noise: light trafficed highway might create some noise for the first few sites.
            Through Traffic in campground: Some day visitors. Electric Hookup: some sites Sewer Hookup: no Dump Station: yes Potable Water Available: at most sites Bathroom: one main bathroom. Also, two smaller bathrooms towards each end of the campground. Showers: yes. Clean. Push button timer type. Hot water Pull Throughs: yes Cell Service (AT&T): four bars Setting: on a ridge overlooking the black lava flow on one side and desert on the other Recent Weather: windy Solar: definitely Insects: none Host: yes Rig Size: large rigs, no problem Sites: 1-14: views both ways. Extraordinary sunset views. 15- 18: the views are nice, but one direction. away from the valley of fires view. 18 & 19 are more secluded.

          • Stuart O.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Apr. 23, 2024

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            Secluded and quiet

            Very nice campground, and only $18/night for water and electric.  Beautiful mountain setting with lots of pine trees and cool mornings.  Had hoped to do some road biking but the steep gravel proved intimidating for the less experienced in the group.

          • Paulette R.
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            Apr. 7, 2024

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Great Views of Mountains!

            We were able to catch a first come first serve site. It had awesome views of the mountains and a nice shade shelter. The pit toilets were clean and showers are always a plus. The hike through the lava rocks was informative and easy. Love this place!

          • JThe Dyrt PRO User
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            Mar. 5, 2024

            Sands Motel & RV Park

            Below average

            RV area is old and not really kept up, a lot of trucks park here and stay at the motel. Close to the railroad tracks south bound train just track noise , the north bound start blowing their horn I think a mile south of town and don’t quit until they are a mile north of town. The lady that manages the park is very friendly and helpful. Can’t say enough good about her.

          • Teresa T.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Nov. 4, 2023

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            Nice spots and very inexpensive

            We spent a Saturday night here in a spot without services and I suppose because it is late in the season, only a couple of other campers. Clean, well maintained, nice trails. I have good enough service I could stay and work for the week which is awesome.

          • Will M.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Oct. 29, 2023

            Aquirre Springs Campground

            Incorrect location information

            The map icon shows this as being near the Gran Quivara unit of Salinas Pueblo missions National Monument. It is not. As at least one other review indicates it is near White sands National Monument. I used the link from the campground description to try to get to this in about 2 and 1/2 mi short of it is a locked gate. Whoever dropped the pin and gave this location data gave a bogus location.

          • LThe Dyrt PRO User
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            Oct. 26, 2023

            El Rancho

            Great for in late and out early stay

            Booking and finding the park was quite seamless. We do not need hook ups so the price was $10.00. There were no facilities, no water and ‘campsite’ was just an overgrown parking area. Great diner, (Penny’s) just down the street. So if you just need to pull in and get off the road for the night, this fits the bill

          • M
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            Oct. 1, 2023

            Turner Inn & RV Park

            Friendly and nice

            Campsites are level full hook ups. Nice people they have Wi-Fi nice bathrooms there’s a really great grocery store downtown called the B St., Café. It was $36 if I paid cash and that was with a 10% discount

          • Justine H.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Sep. 30, 2023

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Stunning views

            This is a great campground for a quick overnight trip or a longer stay as homebase while exploring the area. Nice easy access pull thru sites with amazing views of the sunrise and sunset. Nice short paved nature trail through the lava beds. Park and bathrooms are very clean. Camp host is friendly and helpful.

          • S
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            Jun. 10, 2023

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            High winds tough for tents

            Night one was decent, but the rest of the nights I had to hold the side of my tent up to keep it from collapsing despite multiple points staked to the ground. I’m happy I had strong stakes or the tent would’ve been gone. The wind comes in waves like hurricane bands. In one week we had the crazy wind every night, hail, and saw a dust twister at the base of the mountain. Lots of flies as well. At one point we had the back circle all to ourselves, but Friday large groups came out and were very loud until 1am. During the week everyone was quiet. The site layout was nice, private despite being close to the next site over. It’s pretty hot during the day and dips to the 40s at night. We liked the sound of the clicker bugs, they were pretty cool even though we never actually saw one. The trails are nice, vault toilet area is clean. The front office was closed our whole visit. I’d say it’s a cool place for a trailer or RV although the road is difficult in rain. Tents are fine, but be ready to move to the car for the wind or hail.

          • Brandon C.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Guebara Tank Camp
            Jun. 4, 2023

            Guebara Tank Camp

            Nice calm area

            Not to many trees that are tall so u get cover but not complete seclusion but enof to where it’s enjoyable and u see the sky at nights so path ways are very down sloap if ur in a car know how to drive cougars so bring either 40 cal gun or a 45 cal gun fpr power not a 9 mm i dont get why people get those its like getting a 22 but a little more powerful so please be smart get something with some kick to it i can actually see the vally of trees witch is nice if u are a photo guy or girl umm pretty simple to get to alot of open areas just keep quit respect the rules and ull be fine just enjoy

          • Sara B.
            Camper-submitted photo from Manzano Mountains State Park Campground
            May. 13, 2023

            Manzano Mountains State Park Campground

            Quiet with big sites!

            Loved this campground! The drive in is beautiful and because it’s so remote, it is really quiet. The sites are pretty large and secluded. The trails around the campground are well maintained and easy enough for all levels. If we’re back in the area again, would definitely stay here.

          • BThe Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Aquirre Springs Campground
            Apr. 21, 2023

            Aquirre Springs Campground

            Absolutely awesome place until the locals show up and ruin the serenity.

            At the entrance there is a guest sign in book. When I signed in I left this in the comment section: WOW. First morning I wake up in site 13 at 8 o'clock in the morning, sure as feces, some jerk fires up the generator. Camp host came by personally to inspect my receipt tab from the pay envelope to be sure I had paid for these two nights I have been here so far. He estimated this Easter holiday weekend would get very busy and possibly a ruckus. We will see Saturday morning: by 8 AM the kids were screaming and crying, the dogs were yapping, the Latin music was being played loud enough for all your neighbors to hear, generator was running, busiest traffic I've seen since I got here. Basically this local group of families has created chaos and noise pollution enough to ruin the whole area for everybody else. Pitiful. I had to get out of there and go for a drive to… Anywhere! The upper loop is supposed to be roomier than the lower route but cars were parked in every available parking spot that wasn't reserved with many cars partially even up to half the length of the vehicle in the roadway proper. I came across such a bottleneck and there was a very nice looking little sports car recently washed and waxed fairly new with a very young couple leaning on the side of it. I stopped expecting the young man to move his little car. He waved me on. I thought if he thinks this 3500 will fit… So I inched forward and he started motioning my front bumper should go further from his car. So I looked out my drivers window and I was right on top of the rocks on the left side of this partially blocked one lane road. I continued forward. I heard a little crunching. I thought I saw a look of horror on the young ladies face and I thought too late now. So I continued forward. I got out of the park as quickly as I could and I went to find someplace else to spend the night. I went back the next morning. Easter Sunday– and the situation had gotten worse, extremely worse. There were kids running all through the campsites. Every picnic table was heaped high with food, Every other pick up truck had a barbecue or a smoker in the back. Parking was worse. The noise from the cacophony of various flavors of Mexican music was very loud. I left with two nights left on my reservation. I might go back, but not on the weekend or. This campground has been given to the locals of Las Cruces.

          • Rachel C.
            Camper-submitted photo from Aquirre Springs Campground
            Mar. 19, 2023

            Aquirre Springs Campground

            Beautiful Site!

            This was a great place to camp, however, there were lots of people. I camped on a Sunday night and barely found a spot. Great view of the stars. Amazing sunset and sunrise. Vault toilets available. I would definitely not take a long vehicle on the road. Camp host was one of the best I've seen. Saw him three times and he was working all of those times.

          • Rich J.
            Camper-submitted photo from Valley Of Fires Recreation Area
            Mar. 1, 2023

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Well Maintained

            Large, generally private spots with FHU for RVers. Some tent spots also. Interesting area. Clean bathrooms and showers. Interesting interpretative trail.

          • WThe Dyrt PRO User
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            Feb. 25, 2023

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Tired dog

            Our beagle is a 11 in April and wife and I are seniors and we walked the nature trails walked 3.5 miles. First walk this year. The lava flows were great to see up close! Camp ground is well kept and facility’s are great. Oh by the way dog got a drink and crashed on the couch when we got back to motor home. Stayed in site 10 right next to the showers and bathrooms suppose to have high winds Sunday. Might spend a day or two omore than planned.

          • Traildog A.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Feb. 16, 2023

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Great hidden gem!

            Great campground with interesting features, most sites have a water spigot, tent sites toward the back were very private with lava walls between sites. Vault toilets near rear sites, flush toilets and good hot showers near entrance, nice little camp store, great camp host who kept the place nice, a steal at only $7 with water and showers!

          • cal K.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Aquirre Springs Campground
            Jan. 4, 2023

            Aquirre Springs Campground

            Hidden gem - incredible views driving in.

            Close to White Sands. Note: winter hours gate is closed 6pm-8am. Wouldn’t want to navigate the entrance road after dark anyways. Road is paved and in good condition however. This campground is on the side of a mountain. Views of Organ Mountains driving in is breathtaking and windy - limit on vehicle length. No water except at camp host when you drive in - several miles before campground. Site was $7. Pay at self service kiosk. My parking pad was not level would definitely be more careful to choose a site that was more level bc I slept in car but many are not because of the hilly terrain. Chilly and rained hard at night while I was there. Great shelters and concrete pad at each site and fire ring. Gorgeous alligator juniper trees. Vault toilets - no other amenities. Mountain View and view of valley is amazing.

          • cal K.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Jan. 4, 2023

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Hot showers, beautiful views.

            This was a great campground. Friendly host, paved roads and good accessibility. Hot free showers, water onsite. Tent camping was cheaper only $7 but felt too remote at far end of campground for me traveling solo with my dog so I stayed in a site with electric near bathrooms and camp host. Paved walking trail and informative posts through the amazing lava flow bed. Sites have shelters and fire rings but are exposed and it was VERY windy while we were there. Prickers if you venture even a few inches off paved roads - my dogs pads got cut and took a few days to heal. Hot showers were amazing and bathrooms clean. $18 for sites w water and electric. Some sites online reservation, some first come.

          • Berton M.The Dyrt PRO User
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            Oct. 11, 2022

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Amazing Views

            This is a wonderful campground with amazing views. Each campsite has a great view of the surrounding area. There is a small hiking trail that explores the lava flow. 

            The campground has water, electricity, and showers. There are also reservable and first come first serve sites. 

            Cell Coverage: Good

          • Rachel G.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Valley Of Fires Recreation Area
            Sep. 30, 2022

            Valley Of Fires Recreation Area

            Lava flow

            Great sites looking out over lava field. Close to Ruidoso NM, three rivers petroglyphs. Not too far from white sands. There are great campsites and some great tent sites.



          Guide to Corona

          Camping with your furry friends near Corona, New Mexico, offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the great outdoors together. With several pet-friendly options available, you can enjoy nature while ensuring your pets have a great time too.

          Dog-friendly activities while camping near Corona

          • At Aquirre Springs Campground, pets are welcome, making it a great spot for hiking and enjoying the scenic views of the Organ Mountains.
          • Gallinas Site offers plenty of dispersed camping areas where your dog can roam freely while you soak in the beautiful surroundings.
          • Enjoy the stunning landscapes and trails at Valley Of Fires Recreation Area, where pets are allowed, and you can explore the unique lava formations together.

          Tips for camping with dogs near Corona

          • Always keep your dog on a leash at El Rancho to ensure their safety and the comfort of other campers.
          • Bring plenty of water and snacks for your pet, as Mama Bear RV Park does not provide drinking water on-site.
          • Make sure to clean up after your pet to maintain the natural beauty of places like Turner Inn & RV Park and keep the area enjoyable for everyone.

          Pet owners appreciate the amenities available

          • Sands Motel & RV Park provides electric hookups and trash disposal, making it convenient for pet owners who want to camp comfortably.
          • The well-reviewed Boy Scout area offers a peaceful environment where pets can enjoy the outdoors without the hustle and bustle of crowded campgrounds.
          • With its friendly atmosphere and clean facilities, Valley Of Fires Recreation Area is a favorite among pet owners looking for a relaxing getaway.

          Frequently Asked Questions

          • Which is the most popular dog-friendly campsite near Corona, NM?

            According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dog-friendly campground near Corona, NM is Valley Of Fires Recreation Area with a 4.7-star rating from 32 reviews.

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