Best Cabin Camping near Torreon, NM
Coronado Campground in Bernalillo offers cabin accommodations approximately 15 miles north of Albuquerque with access to the Rio Grande. Each cabin site includes a covered stucco shelter over the picnic table, providing protection during inclement weather. "The camp sites are large and have a shaded cover in every site," notes one visitor. Electricity is available at all cabin sites, with most also offering water hookups. Bathroom facilities include clean showers and toilets, though reviews indicate the women's showers may automatically shut off every 30 seconds. The campground provides views of the Sandia Mountains and is situated adjacent to the Coronado Historical Site.
Star Dance, located in northern New Mexico, provides a more secluded cabin experience with basic amenities. Reservations are required at both properties, with Coronado charging between $20-35 per night depending on hookup requirements. While pets are permitted at Coronado Campground, Star Dance does not allow pets in their cabins. Both locations operate year-round, though availability may be limited during peak seasons. One review described Star Dance as "an enchanting, magical healing place that was very hard to leave," highlighting its appeal for those seeking a more peaceful retreat.
Most cabin sites do not include sewer hookups, though Coronado does offer a dump station on the property. Visitors should plan to bring their own linens, personal items, and cooking supplies. Coronado Campground is conveniently located within walking distance of Bosque Brewery, providing easy access to food and beverages without leaving the area. The proximity to Interstate 25 makes these cabin accommodations easily accessible while remaining far enough away to avoid highway noise. Water access is limited at Coronado, with one camper noting that reaching the Rio Grande requires "blazing your own trail through tall brush to actually get to the river."
