Are you in need of a campground near Weed, NM? There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. At The Dyrt, campers like you share their favorite spots, plus tips and photos. No matter where you're headed in Weed, you'll find the best spot for you and your camping crew.
Sleepy Grass Campground
39 min away
Lincoln NF - Forest Service Road 64 - Dispersed Camping
54 min away
"with a large dog park and a new building for activities."
"We stayed in a pull through site with full hookups at a great price. The hosts were very nice as well."
$35 / night
"The Timberon Golf & RV site is new to the Dyrt but has an excellent location with something for everyone nearby. Check them out and make sure to leave a review on the Dyrt!"
"They plan some upgrades in the near future. The park has two sections, one for long term residents and one short term. 30and50 amp service available. Has buddy sites as well as individual sites."
"Lots of spaces, with 30 & 50 amp hook up. Very nice property, with good paved roads throughout. Bathrooms and showers were impressively clean."
"Pull through, level spot. Very close to neighbor RVs. But, nice and quiet. Dogs enjoyed the fenced dog park (although gravel). Full Hookups."
"Very well run place, the property inside and out is clean, it was quite, easy to,get in and out of, some long pull through sites, some covered sites, nice dog run."
"The park is not very large, but has everything that you might need: shower, tiny playground, a fishing pond, dog run."
"Neighbors were within 10 feet of you, but they were all respectful and amazingly quiet. The small duck pond was nice and the restroom / shower was well maintained."
$45 - $65 / night
"The best qualities of the campground: -awesome views -hookups -grill area and games + sleds to borrow -laundry -close to Lincoln National Forest and white sands and pistachioland!"
"This campground is quite remote, however it's about 30 minutes from the White Sands National Park, which is super cool to see and also about 30 minutes from the little mountain town called Cloudcroft,"
$45 - $70 / night
"Nice Campgroung, relatively quiet. Staff is kind and friendly. Full hookup sites, spot are big with picnic table. Amenities are very cleans, little market, gim and laundry."
"If you want to stay in a mountain retreat but close to downtown Ruidoso, NM then this is a perfect place to be. Large abundant pine trees provide lots of shade."
"Located at about 6500 feet elevation on the eastern slope of the Sacramento Mountains this campground is a perfect launching pad for daytrips to many local attractions."
"Campsites are level, pull through with full hookups. The location is terrific for wildlife watching, day trips to historically interesting sites, and campground living."
TravelerThis place is a hidden treasure. Located at about 6500 feet elevation on the eastern slope of the Sacramento Mountains this campground is a perfect launching pad for daytrips to many local attractions. The Rio Penasco River runs right through the park and offers the opportunity to catch a trout or 2. Local Mule deer and turkeys are no strangers here and visit frequently. The WiFi is good but cell signal is hard to come by. There is a nice Cafe in Mayhill, as well as a convenience store and gas station about 2 blocks from the campground. The campground is open year round and caters to hunters in the Fall. The campground is family friendly and offers live music at times during the summer months. The managers Bennie and Yolanda are top notch and always at your service. That being said my wife and I came here last November and have been here ever since as Camp Hosts. We just love it here.
GuideBeautiful scenery with huge tall trees. Site was spacious with fire rings and picnic table. Lots of hiking trails. Dump station and potable water fill area, but not at site. Dry camping only. $5 showers. Didn’t take reservations, but do have overflow area that is a huge parking lot. It could take a lot of “overflow”. There was still snow on the ground in mid April. No AT&T coverage, but Sprint worked. There were some steep grades getting there with tight turns. Fine for our Class B, but a big rig would probably be sweating. Concrete and grass RV pad. We used site 21 and backed up to the woods. Very cool. Bear country too, but didn’t see any
GuideWe were able to get in last minute for a two night stay. We stayed in Site 604. Pull through, level spot. Very close to neighbor RVs. But, nice and quiet. Dogs enjoyed the fenced dog park (although gravel). Full Hookups.
Location great for White Sands National Park, Cloudcroft, NM (Brewery up there at 9000 ft) and Las Cruces, NM.
RangerI messed up thinking I had booked this campground - I hadn’t. It was five minutes to seven pm and the staff called me back and got me a site for less than $50 for the night. It was a nice, level pull through site with water/sewer/cable/electric. I was pretty relieved that we would have somewhere to camp - no one else picked up their phones.
We didn’t arrive until nearly nine and the same staff person was still working - helping someone back into their site. She was very kind and welcoming.
The next morning I checked out the campground. The area was pretty industrial, but less than two minutes to the science museum and zoo. Individual spaces were generous (especially the tent sites - they would fit any tent size) and I liked the little patio we had. The playground was newish, the pool looked like it would be nice when filled, the laundry room looked great (but cash only - I prefer the card ones) and there was a lovely store and rec room. There were also showers and a small dog run.
This KOA had everything you could need - including excellent customer service.
20-25 minutes to White Sands National Monument.
GuideDint judge a book by its cover… this is a well run place. John keeps everything clean and maintained. If you need a stopover to see white sands and everything else is booked, it is better than you expect at first sight.
A handful of sites are available for short term folks - all long pull through - option with/without sewer. The non sewer sites are along the pond and afford a bit more privacy (wish we’d done that - don’t make our mistake). It is mostly like long term stays and older rigs but don’t let that dismay you.
Sites go opposite directions and are snug - so you’ll be close to your drivers side neighbors and have a shared space with your door side neighbors if you go for a with sewer pull through.
What brings this up to a 3 is the meticulous care of the owner/manager John and the surprise amenities. A pond, a small play set (swings, slide) nice laundry room, some exercise equipment including a pretty modern bow flex! And a great book room that has a chalkboard some desks and a couch if you need a fresh space to work. He even has sleds to loan out for the dunes.
John’s a Vietnam vet and a great character. He runs a clean campground and will take care of you. It makes the grounds feel safe and well tended. Would definitely support this business if we came back through.
ScoutOwners and managers are helpful, informative, gracious folks. Campsites are level, pull through with full hookups. The location is terrific for wildlife watching, day trips to historically interesting sites, and campground living. Facilities are clean and well cared for. Our number one choice for all seasons camping.
TravelerScenic and wooded, but was hoping for more privacy. Sites very tightly packed, I could literally reach out my window and touch the neighbor’s awning. 30 amp at my site didn’t work, used 50 amp w/adapter so not a big deal but annoying. The demographic here is older, mostly retirees here for extended stays. Stayed 3 nights, did not see (or hear) any kids other than our own, didn’t see anyone under 45 other than us either so not the best place for kids/families. It it’s also very tight driving through with a trailer and very tricky backing into the sites due to hills and tight sites. Location pretty good, 3 min to Walmart, 15 min to grindstone lake, etc. NO fires allowed, regardless of any local burn bans in place or not... bummer.
LegendOliver Lee Memorial, NM: We stayed in Loop B, non-electric. I did not evaluate Loop A. Good location for visiting White Sands (Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good
(71 yr olds in 17’ trailer.)
Overall Rating: 4.5 Great campground layout. Well designed. Sites are staggered giving view grand view for all sites
Security: Desert vegetation does not offer privacy
Site Spacing: Great .
Toilets and Showers :There is a dispersed camping area nearby, therefore, showers/flush toilet building is shut down at night to avoid their unauthorized usage of facilities during the night. Scattered pit toilets are always available.
Usage during visit: 95% full
Site Privacy: No
Site Spacing: GREAT
Reservations: Yes
Campground Noise: Quiet
Outside Road Noise: This campground is at the end of the access road.
Through Traffic in campground: No
Electric Hookup: Loop A
Sewer Hookup: No
Dump Station: Yes. Open from about dawn to nighttime to avoid unlawful use.
Potable Water Available: Scattered spigots in Loop B.
Bathroom: Pit toilets and one nice shower/flush toilet facility.
Showers: Private stalls.
Pull Throughs: Some
Cell Service (AT&T): Good service from our site.
Setting: Nestled close to the mountain range with nice views of the desert below.
Recent Weather: Sunny. 60s to 30s
Solar: GREAT
Insects:None
Host: Great hosts
Rig Size:Large rigs
Sites: best sunsets sites.:42, 43, 44(however, you can see the sunset from most sites.). Nice view sides: 41, 40, 39, 38, 32, 33, (35, 36, 37, great views just close to the bathroom). Every site here has an extraordinary view. These are just a little bit better, in my opinion.
GuideThe campground is located in the Oliver Lee State Park, with access on paved roads. There is a dump and water fill station at the entrance. Many sites have electric and water. All have picnic tables, fire rings/grills, but no shade. The Comfort Station is well kept and clean, with running hot and cold water in showers and sinks. Toilets have running water. It’s very quiet in the night so you can enjoy the sound of night creatures. Sadly, although there is electricity at the sites, generators are run at times tearing up the silence and tranquility. Hiking trails are accessible from the campground, a strenuous treck into Dog Canyon and an easy Nature trail. The park is only twenty minutes from White Sands National Park. Great experience! I would come back here any time!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best RV parks in Weed, California?
The Weed area offers several excellent RV parks for travelers. The Camp @ Cloudcroft RV Park stands out as a hidden treasure with level, pull-through sites featuring full hookups. Located at 6,500 feet elevation, it provides an ideal base for exploring the region. Another top option is Cloud Climbing Railroad Cabin and RV Park, known for its beautiful mountain setting, friendly owners, and easy accessibility. Both parks offer scenic surroundings with tall trees and convenient access to nearby attractions, making them perfect for RVers seeking comfortable accommodations in the Weed area.
What amenities are available at RV parks near Mount Shasta and Weed?
RV parks in the Mount Shasta and Weed region offer a range of amenities to enhance your stay. Boot Hill RV Resort provides level pull-through sites with full hookups (water, electric, and sewer) and a fenced dog park for your furry friends. Cool Pines RV Park features spacious grounds spanning 15 acres, a large dog park, and communal facilities including a new activities building and clean bathhouses. Many parks in the area also offer WiFi, laundry facilities, and convenient access to hiking trails. Some parks include scenic river views, picnic areas, and are strategically located near popular attractions.
How much does it cost to stay at RV parks in Weed, CA?
RV park rates in Weed vary based on amenities, location, and season. Alamogordo / White Sands KOA offers full-service sites with water, sewer, cable, and electric for under $50 per night. Edgington RV Park provides more affordable options with clean, well-maintained facilities and long pull-through sites for short-term visitors. Public campgrounds like Oliver Lee Memorial State Park typically charge lower fees ($10-$25) but offer fewer amenities. For budget-conscious RVers, some local public lands permit dispersed camping at minimal or no cost. Many parks offer discounted weekly and monthly rates, with premium pricing during peak summer months.
What are the best times of year for RV camping in Weed, California?
The ideal RV camping season in Weed runs from late spring through early fall (May-October) when temperatures are moderate and outdoor activities are most enjoyable. Summer offers perfect weather for exploring Silver Campground with its beautiful scenery, huge trees, and accessible hiking trails. Fall brings spectacular foliage and fewer crowds. Winter camping is possible at lower elevations, though higher elevation parks like James Canyon Campground may have limited access or be closed due to snow. Spring brings wildflowers but can be unpredictable with occasional late snowfall. Many RV parks in the region operate year-round, though amenities may be limited during winter months.
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