Los Ojos is the perfect place for adventurous campers and RVers. Los Ojos is filled with the activities, sights, and experiences to make everyone in your crew a happy camper. Ready to plan your adventure? Check out our campgrounds near Los Ojos and user-submitted reviews.
$90 / night
"If you are coming for the lake you maybe disappointed. With the drought, the lake level is very low and the shore line off in the distance. "
"We had a great time camping at Heron Lake. The sites were large enough for multiple tents, had vault toilets nearby, and was easy to drive to trailheads and the lake."
$30 - $90 / night
"The park has several nice trails and the bathrooms/showers were pretty clean and well maintained, although there are only 2 shower stalls, one of them HA, for the whole campground."
"Trails, lake, boating, and wildlife watching."
$15 - $35 / night
"I did a fair amount of research online regarding walk-in tent camping at Heron Lake, during the week."
"This is a no wake lake
Fishing was good. Caught quite a few fish
Showers and bathrooms were very clean and well stocked.
Fires were allowed. Picnic tables and fire rings provided"
$15 - $35 / night
"The lake is dismally low as the boat ramps are totally not usable. I don't know when they were last usable and it looks like it has been a while."
"We felt far enough away from everyone. Bathrooms were closed for the winter and don’t open until May 15 yearly. There were not a lot of hammock trees (mostly cedar) but we did find a good spot."
"The Rio Chama flows along the edge of the campground. The staff was friendly and helpful. The town of Chama is within walking distance. Definitely worth staying."
"A little close to the road, car noises but lots of trees camouflaging them. River access from 7 am-dusk. Bathrooms, both flushing and portable potties, also has showers. VERY friendly folks!!"
"Sky Mountain is nestled in a grove of Cottonwood and Spruce trees next to Rio Chama. Each site is spacious with plenty of room to move around."
"The river flows next to the grounds and the trees provide lovely shade. The campground is super clean and well maintained. The hosts, Bill and Julia, are friendly and welcoming."
"Rio Chama river runs right next to the park so you can fish or wade through the creek. We have a roof top tent so we reserved a back in RV site."
"There is a creek that runs behind the park and the spaces along this creek cost more."
$24 - $125 / night
"My wife and I have stayed at Hopewell Lake twice now. The first time we stayed here, we stumbled upon this little gem of a site while driving from Durango, CO to Taos, NM."
"No luck fishing but several people around us were catching very nice sized trout.
Vault toilets were well stocked and clean."
$15 / night
"Camped away from everyone up the hill Had an Elk come into camp about 15 yards from me."
$29 / night
"Although our fellow RVers weren’t real close, we were close to the shower facilities and there were lots of small campers using those giving us very little privacy."
RangerThis is also called buckle road. We only saw a few campers and the road goes 7 miles back. We found a spot at buckle road trail head and they had a vault toilet and fire pit! Elk and deer and nothing but peace. Not a soul around us for miles. Bugs wasn’t bad at all. And the drive up is gorgeous views. Take the short buckle trail to a lake and field! Well worth the hike! Photos in my review! Road isn’t bad and we didn’t need 4WD.
RangerThis is also county road 663. We only saw a few campers and the road goes 7 miles back. We found a spot at buckle road trail head and they had a vault toilet and fire pit! Elk and deer and nothing but peace. Not a soul around us for miles. Bugs wasn’t bad at all. And the drive up is gorgeous views. Take the short buckle trail to a lake and field! Well worth the hike! Photos in my review! Road isn’t bad and we didn’t need 4WD.
TravelerGreat spot and off the road was a road that led to many dispersed camping areas. Beautiful!!
LegendReally nice area but you can find better spots nearby without all the restrictions and people.
GuideExtremely quiet campsite, not a lot of traffic, and the views….WOW! We stayed from Thursday to Tuesday in the big camping spot. It was plenty big for 2 cars, 2 tents, and a common area for us to sit around the campfire (before a red flag warning came in). The spot I hung my hammock was amazing!
It was a perfect base camp to spend time at the hot springs in Pagosa Springs and ride some trails.
GuideThe road was in great conditions, many sites to choose for. I stayed for 10 days and many people came and go (busy) but juts stunning with the river there and amazing lullaby for sleeping time. I got a visitors few cows snooping my site but the left right away.
ScoutIt was mostly quiet. The cows come by once in awhile to say hi. Easy to get to . 1st spot on the left with firepit
LegendA little more secluded than the spots next door and a little farther away from the edge of the cliff but still beautiful. Some times RV’s will park there for a while and kinda block the spot so just cross your fingers.
LegendBridge is open as of June 2025 so this spot is accessible via east or west. The west access is not for the faint hearted but still doable in any AWD. Amazing views right there, can get a little windy is the only thing.
Camping near Los Ojos, New Mexico, offers a mix of stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, this area has something for everyone.
Camping around Los Ojos, New Mexico, is a fantastic way to enjoy nature and create lasting memories. Whether you're in an RV or tent, there's a spot waiting for you!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Los Ojos, NM offers a wide range of camping options, with 136 campgrounds and RV parks near Los Ojos, NM and 33 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Los Ojos, NM is Heron Lake State Park Campground with a 3.9-star rating from 8 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 33 free dispersed camping spots near Los Ojos, NM.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 16 parks near Los Ojos, NM that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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