Best Tent Camping near Rehoboth, NM
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Best Tent Sites Near Rehoboth, NM (4)
1. 4 R's Primitive camping
Pinehill, New Mexico2 Reviews•7 Photos•1 SaveHill side ruggid/primitive camping, no hookups. Wifi in common area. Wolf spirit wolf sanctuary less than a mile away! Pinehill is about a 5 minute drive for supplies. Great views and good hiking!
- Pets
- Reservable
- Tents
- WiFi
$10 / night
2. Chain of Craters Hiker Hideout
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico2 Reviews•12 Photos•4 SavesThe Hiker Hideout is primitive, hike-in, wilderness campsites. There is no water or showers. There is an outdoor-composting toilet. The property once had a historic cabin, unfortunately the cabin and outhouse were destroyed by wildfire in 2022. The Hiker Hideout is an inholding surrounded by El Malpais National Monument, all park rules apply.
- Reservable
- Tents
- Toilets
$15 / night
Recent Tent Reviews in Rehoboth
183 Reviews of 4 Rehoboth Campgrounds
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Lori W.
Traveler
USA RV Park
Wide Open and Level
Some shade. Clean facilities. Close parking even though the park isn’t full this time of year. The Albuquerque Balloon Festival was a couple of weeks ago. American pride shown here! Great camp store.
- SShawn
Guide
Bluewater Lake State Park Campground
Great spot Great Price
Great rate for 30 A. I love to see the wild horses roaming the park.
- RRobert B.Traveler
Quaking Aspen Campground
Nice location
We spent a few nights here. It’s not a big campground and we came in without a reservation. I don’t think reservations are possible? The sites are pretty spaced out and shaded. I think there were about 16 sites total though there might be more. There are clean pit toilets, picnic tables and fire rings. Really nice hiking / mountain bike trails. The aspens are in the trails not the campground
James B.
Ranger
Six Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Nice stay for two days
We picked this free area for convenience (easy to get to from I40) and how it looked in photos.
What other reviews say about the start of the road being rough is correct. The wash areas are really poorly maintained. Once you get past this the road is pretty good.
We found a nice campsite and were able to get level in the pickup camper. Stayed two night and enjoyed the beauty.
Some complain about noise form I40, but if you come back into the area you can’t hear it.
Lisa M.RangerUSA RV Park
Clean and reasonably priced
Stayed here for one night on our way up to Farmington. Staff was very pleasant. We paid $41 for electric and water. Site was very nice and flat. Did have showers,pool, Wi-fi and laundry
- JJennifer Y.
ScoutQuaking Aspen Campground
Nice campground
Nice campground, camp sites are nicely spaced, plenty of shade under the pines, sites have picnic tables and fire pits, clean vault toilets, well maintained campground
Glen C.TravelerUSA RV Park
Clean, organized, and reasonably priced
Needed an overnight stay along Interstate 40 in New Mexico. Check-in was quick and easy, the sites are arranged so that RV doors are not facing the neighbor's sewage pipe, which is something I always appreciate. Most of the sites are pull-through. The park is well laid out and covered with an attractive reddish-brown gravel. The facilities were clean, the staff was pleasant. The park felt safe though the neighborhood around it is economically distressed. The park is family friendly; there is a dog-park, a nice pool, and attractive common area near the office with tables and statuary with a cute bear theme. The only negatives are not under the control of the park: trains pass by frequently day and night, and in the evening the mosquitos are voracious. My wife and I agree that we would return here.
Casey M.GuideUSA RV Park
AMAZIN
This was an amazing place. Super family friendly. Amazingly helpful staff. I forgot my airpump for the bed and they gave me one they had so I could use it. Truly nice people.
Dell P.ScoutBluewater Lake State Park Campground
WINDY
Campgrounds easy to access. I did not have a site reservation, buit there were lots of vacent pads available. Nice view of the lake. Only drawback was the all night incessant winds. They were strong, gusty and loud. So strong they collapsed my tent on top of me. Notmuch sleep that night. It might have been where I was (pad 44), They were still strong in the morning, but I noticed they were less/non existant at the campsites near the main entrance. Just bewaye and be prepared.
- mmatt M.Traveler
Six Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Watch out for rain
I’m actually stuck here as I’m writing this because the rain washed out the road, and everything is so muddy. I was tired and the weather app said only a 50% chance of rain for an hour, but boy was that wrong. A nice spot besides that, close to the highway but far enough away to not have much noise. I would avoid it in the future without something 4x4 though.
- mmark F.Ranger
Quaking Aspen Campground
Great sites no direct hiking
Claen vault toilets, well spaced and quiet sites. We'll maintained. No water. No hiking from campground. Some trails and dispersed camping 1/2 mi down road south.
- AAnne F.Scout
Red Rock Park & Campground
Run down sites and unhelpful staff
Most cramped campsite I've ever seen, absolutely no privacy between sites. Staff was unhelpful when we arrived and someone was in our reserved spot (which they require reservations online). We ended up going elsewhere.
Jami C.Traveler
Six Mile Canyon Road Dispersed Site
Several spots
There were several spots. We did have to drive a couple miles to get away from other campers. Was perfectly fine after a day of cross country driving. Camped in a Jeep.
James G.TravelerSix Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Beautiful spot!
This was a great find along the 40. The road is a bit long but it follows the 40 most of the way and is accessible for most cars. Though lower clearance may need to be careful at certain points. We found that the spots were far apart so we didn't have anyone near us.
I would definitely stay here again.
Terry O.TravelerSix Mile Canyon Road Dispersed Site
Beautiful views in the canyon
Went about 2 miles up the road to find the last good spot. Found a few sites off of the road before this but all occupied. We got a site for 2 RVs that protected us from an impending windstorm. Sites not very level but managed to get the RVs level enough. Thoroughly enjoyed the area. Biked 6 miles up the road. Had cell service (Verizon and T-mobile).
- Julie H.Traveler
Red Rock Park & Campground
Beautiful surroundings
I stayed at the main camp ground. Some sites were right on top each other. It was clean and well cared for. I was there in April and it was not full, so the sites being right wasn't and issue for me. I didn't take the trails, but by what I could tell they were well marked. If you have the time do explore some beauty in those rocks!
Britt T.ScoutTurkey Springs
Hard to find
Beautiful spot hard to find
- Britt T.Scout
Six Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Great out of the way
Stayed for ten days only saw three other campers. Very peaceful, rough in and out but made it with ease. wAtch out if it rains very muddy roads
Rainer R.ScoutSix Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Great spot
Great Spot! Clean and easy to find. A bit bumpy to access. 2WD will only bring you to the first two sites. We were told from another camper that for all others you will need 4WD . Also it seems the access can become muddy after rain. You will probably need 4WD in that case too.
- KKevin C.Guide
Six Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Great little hideaway
Found this using this app. Spent three days/ two nights here. Set up by the little canyon and hiked down. Very peaceful.
Lea B.GuideSix Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Quiet location with great cell coverage
The area is beautiful with a winding road that takes you farther if you want to go. I drove in about .25 mile and found a nice spot that others had used as a camp site.
The road getting to Six Mile Canyon is a little rough due to ruts, but we did fine in a Class C. Just went really slowly.
- JJennifer W.Traveler
Bluewater Lake State Park Campground
Nice find
Great campground. Not far off I-40. Lots of sites. Most have a level, gravel tent pad, table and fire ring. Vault toilets in abundance. One bathroom with sinks and flush toilets. Separate shower house was closed when we were here. Some electric sites. Some large level pull thrus. Most sites have at least a glimpse of the lake. There were horses roaming through the campground. Mostly empty this April midweek. Good trails for hiking. I only saw one water pump in the park. There is an EV charging station.
Twan M.RangerSix Mile Canyon - Dispersed Camping
Hidden Gem
Just off & along the interstate, you’d never know. The valley road cuts through green canyon bluffs and rolling hills with good tree coverage. Lots of fun and scenic driving. Spur trails are good 4x4 drives. The main road is 2wd friendly for a long way, with probably 10-15 camping sites/options along the way. Very beautiful and peaceful.
Angela C.RangerUSA RV Park
Decent place to overnight
We were able to make a same day reservation and the staff were very nice. Someone was in our spot and they quickly got us into a new (and better) spot. The spots are pull-through, gravel, and very close to one another. It was extremely busy when we stayed probably because the location is good and there aren’t many options in the area so there was a bit of a parking lot feel. The pool and barbecue place weren’t open when we went, but the store was open till 8 and had the basics (I didn’t use the laundromat or bathrooms). The cost with our discount was around $40 - we felt like it got the job done and would certainly stay again if we were passing through Gallup and needed a place to camp.
- DDouglas C.Scout
El Morro National Monument
Quiet, Lean, and Free
Clean and free campground. We were there in the off-season, and I can imagine it getting busy in the summer.
vincent M.ScoutEl Morro National Monument
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