Ute Park is an ideal place for camping adventures of all kinds. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. Get the dirt on all the best camping near Ute Park. Browse campgrounds by amenities, site types, and more.
$10 - $15 / night
"Some of the sites are immediately adjacent to the river. My favorite campground is Tolby, the Westernmost. It has a Ranger/Information Station in the east end of the campground."
"This campsite sits on the edge of a road next to two little ponds that are great for trout fishing. The river runs next to the ponds and you can find a few fish there too."
$25 / night
"Eagles Nest is about 19 miles west of Taos near the Carson National Forest. The campground is on the west side of a beautiful lake I the town of Eagles Nest."
"Eagles Nest Lake State park campsites are pretty wide open like the valley it is in. There is a nice cement pad with an awning and fire pit."
$60 - $96 / night
"Our first time in New Mexico and obviously Angel Fire! Stayed here with friends that have been coming since it opened! Highly recommend!!"
"Walking distance to coffee, shops, and restaurants but still tucked away in quiet enough location."
$10 - $15 / night
"Beautiful spot next to a stream and within short walk of maverick trail. Fire ban right now."
"The campsites were pretty close to each other, most everyone seemed to be in an RV, but it was very quiet so I ended up not minding it much. My site was right on the creek with plenty of grass space."
$25 - $65 / night
"Minutes from state park, lake access, and Eagle Nest. Close to Angel Fire as well.
Owner was super nice and invited me to come to the clubhouse for some chili - which was excellent!"
"Was not busy when we were here, so we did not have anyone next to us, but the sites are very close to each other. The lake and boat launch are just down the road."
$22 - $40 / night
"Beautiful location in a place I wasn’t expecting it to be sooo green! Very relaxing and remote as there is zero service. It was perfect & exactly what we were looking for."
"There is a walking trail at the back of the campground to get to Surree Ponds."
"Site #30 was probably the other best one as it was in the back and last camp site and right next to the water. Only downside to that one is father back to walk with camp gear."
$35 / night
"If you’re close by, I’d recommend the same!"
"Mostly pull through sites with full hookups, looking out on the Eagle Nest Lake and the mountains around you. Gravel roads, with sites sharing utilities between them. Only twenty sites or so."
"Woke up to a little creek behind us. More people were camping on down the road. And had a few people show up in the morning to go on a walk."
"Stunning canyon forest with beautiful open areas, an easy walk forest road, more difficult hikes if you’re willing. Stayed 2 weeks as our journey continues . . ."
$10 - $15 / night
"We stayed here on the way to Taos New Mexico. The canyon is along highway 64 in between Cimarron and Taos. The Cimarron Canyon State Park runs for about 8 miles along the base of the canyon."
GuideGreat campground right off the road with lots of hikes nearby. Zero cell service. Water was not available. Very peaceful and quiet with lots of great views.
GuideGood campground with spaces spots and many by the river. Very close to Red River. Not much to do at the campground but relax! A bit noisy as you are right next to the road.
GuideStumbled on this location by chance when another location nearby was closed. Long forest road with approximately 8-10 dispersed campsites along the road. All sites seemed decently big with most having river access. Our site had a fire pit and was away from the road, which is a plus. My boyfriend was able to fish along the river at our site while I stayed in the hammock- super nice. Even though we were right next to the water, there were less bugs than anticipated. Downside was that the forest road was pretty busy during the day and there was some trash left behind from previous campers. Good location and only 20 or so minutes from town.
ScoutIts a very beautiful area, too bad you come to nature and enjoy and the stoopid humans have to ruin with there disrespect and zero manners, rangers walked right up to my van, invading my privacy, people park so close to you, you cant enjoy privacy or mother nature Like I SHOULD be able to!!! good riddance nm, ive given you 35 yrs and THIS is what i get!
RangerI loved my stay here. This location is so prime for visiting all the sights in Taos, and there are many. The campground is compact but still, private. There are several pull-thru sites for big rigs, many back-in sites with water/elec. hookups, and some tent sites in the back of the campground and a few sites at the front by the office that are back-in without any amenities.
There is a dump station, a dishwashing area, bathrooms with very hot showers, a playground, and office. No open fires are allowed only propane or other contained fires. Cell phone service and wifi thru the campground is available tho not fast when everyone jumps on at the same time. During my stay everyone was very quiet. My only complaint was a light that stayed on all night for security.
Restaurants are really close enough to walk to and there is an Ace Hardware store across the street for emergency repairs. Old Town Taos is 3 miles away.
GuideGood spot to camp for the night.
GuideEarly May. Got caught up in a spring snowstorm of several feet. Tent was buried two nights running. The site is worth the wait . . . No services, running crick throughout. Widely spaced sites. Stunning canyon forest with beautiful open areas, an easy walk forest road, more difficult hikes if you’re willing. Stayed 2 weeks as our journey continues . . .
GuideLittle bumpy coming in but not bad. Really pretty getting here. Site is flat ish and fine for what it is.
ScoutFirst off, still very muddy but worth the trip. I stayed 2 nights lots of wildlife, mostly elk and some deer. Frogs are chirping away.
Verizon is excellent—5G after 3-4th campsite.
Camping near Ute Park, New Mexico, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and cozy campgrounds. Whether you're in an RV or pitching a tent, there's something for everyone in this scenic area.
Camping near Ute Park, New Mexico, offers a unique experience with plenty of outdoor activities and beautiful scenery. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly spot or a quiet retreat, this area has something for everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Ute Park, NM offers a wide range of camping options, with 131 campgrounds and RV parks near Ute Park, NM and 24 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Ute Park, NM is Tolby Campground — Cimarron Canyon State Park with a 3.7-star rating from 15 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 24 free dispersed camping spots near Ute Park, NM.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 9 parks near Ute Park, NM that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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