Top Tent Camping near Winston, NM

Looking for an adventure where you can explore Winston and then fall asleep in your tent? The Dyrt helps you find campsites near Winston with tent camping. Each tent site offers quick access to one or more of Winston, New Mexico's most popular destinations.

Best Tent Sites Near Winston, NM (18)

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    1. Black Canyon Campground - Lower

    4 Reviews
    17 Photos
    53 Saves

    This is a beautiful remote camping area. Trail #94 begins at the rear of the campground.Located in a remote area of forest__approximately 30 miles from the Wilderness Ranger District office. This campground is accessible from FR 150, and driving approximately .5 miles from the road, across the stream. You will enter an area with a newer vault toilet__and a beautiful meadow next to the stream.Please be advised - the district recommends high-clearance 4x4 vehicles on FR 150.

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    • Firewood Available
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    • Toilets
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    2. Railroad Canyon Campground

    5 Reviews
    38 Photos
    21 Saves
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    • ADA Access
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      3. Springtime Campground

      1 Review
      4 Saves

      6 campsites with Adirondack shelters provide access to Apache Kid Wilderness and San Mateo Peak Lookout by hiking or horseback.

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      • Standard (Tent/RV)
      • Tent Cabin
      • Glamping
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      4. Forks Campground

      5 Reviews
      9 Photos
      78 Saves

      This campground features beautiful cliffs along the West Fork of the__Gila River.This campground is a great place to stop__on the way to the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (15 miles north). Overnight camping is allowed in the upper portion of Forks; however, the lower portion of the Forks__Recreation Site__along the__West Fork of the Gila River is day use only.

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      5. Rocky Canyon Campground

      2 Reviews
      5 Photos
      9 Saves

      This is a fairly small campground and is popular with horse riders and hunters.

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      • Picnic Table
      • Toilets
      • Alcohol
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      6. Lower Scorpion Campground

      5 Reviews
      6 Photos
      36 Saves

      Lower Scorpion Campground is a partially developed campground within walking distance of the West Fork of the Gila River. The campground is located less than one mile from the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument just off NM State Highway 15. Drinking water is available, tables and grills are provided at select sites. Vault toilets are available on site. Camping is free of charge and first-come, first-served.

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        7. Cibola National Forest Bear Trap Campground

        1 Review
        3 Saves
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        • Equestrian
        • Standard (Tent/RV)
        • Picnic Table
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        8. Lake Roberts

        3 Reviews
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        76 Saves

        Lake Roberts is located in the Wilderness Ranger District along NM 35.__It can be accessed via NM 35 or NM 15. NM 15 is__a narrow paved, winding road that may__not be suitable for trucks with trailers.

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          9. Kingston Campground

          1 Review
          9 Saves

          Small campground located along the north side of New Mexico Highway 152, near mile marker 40, near Middle Percha Creek, on the eastern edge of the small town of Kingston, NM.

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            10. Lower Gallinas Campground

            1 Review
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          Recent Tent Reviews In Winston

          177 Reviews of 18 Winston Campgrounds


          • S
            Camper-submitted photo from Cielo Vista RV Park
            Sep. 25, 2024

            Cielo Vista RV Park

            Adequate

            Ok RV PRk. No showers or rest rooms, Needs a serious upgrade. Owner is nice. Lots of permanent trailers. Goat heads are everywhere, along with lots if weeds.

          • TThe Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Meadow Creek Dispersed Camping
            Aug. 13, 2024

            Meadow Creek Dispersed Camping

            Meadow Creek,NM

            Road is a little rough but well worth it. No one camped near us. Was able to let the dogs roam without fear. Lots of wood in the area. A small creek along the road. Good hiking area. Will definitely go back.

          • Timothy N.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Palomino Campground — Caballo Lake State Park
            Jun. 14, 2024

            Palomino Campground — Caballo Lake State Park

            Great NM State Park

            Very clean and well maintained. Staff were very friendly. No shade for the trailer, but the covered picnic table was good. Electric hookup worked. Water was off due to water system maintenance. We were able to fill up at the campground below the dam. Quiet at night, just some road noise from the highway. The lake is great with easy access for kayaking at the boat ramp. We would stay here again.

          • Shari  G.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from South Monticello Campground - Elephant Butte Lake State Park
            Jun. 5, 2024

            South Monticello Campground - Elephant Butte Lake State Park

            Beautiful, Remote, & Inexpensive

            Situated on the edge of a sprawling reservoir along the Rio Grande river, this park is the perfect place to enjoy the vast landscape of the area. The nearby town of Truth or Consequences, NM is small, but has all the services you might need for food, gas, supplies, or soaking in hot springs. 

            The campground is well spaced out, each spot has a picnic table with shade/rain structure (I’ll let you guess which purpose gets more use) and nearly all have electricity and water. That means NO generators! The bath house is clean and offers flush toilets, running sinks and warm showers. All sites are reservation only, but you can do that when you get there as there is plenty of LTE cell service.  We've never seen this place crowded in the winter months.  For what you get at this campground, it’s a bargain at twice the price. 

            The campground is ideal for solar power, as is the New Mexico weather. We also had no problem connecting with Starlink.  Hiking, mountain biking, boating, fishing and all other sorts of desert recreation is available right from the campground.  Definitely worth the visit!

          • LThe Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Percha Dam State Park
            May. 31, 2024

            Percha Dam State Park

            Great area with shaded areas

            Stayed in the open area not at a site . Area I parked had a big area with shaded trees, very quite at night and had no issues with neighbors

          • Brian and Janet S.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Caballo Lake State Park
            May. 26, 2024

            Caballo Lake State Park

            Beautiful place

            When I called about availability we were told there were a lot of dry spots available. Works for us! When we got there the person at gate had no idea where the campgrounds were and would not let us check out sites without paying for day use. The campground had water shutoff on Memorial Day weekend. No bathrooms or showers.

            Management aside, this place is gorgeous. We dry camped by lake right under mountains. Would not pay for campground with no water but for $10 to dry camp by the water, love it.

            Great T-Mobile service. Easy to access.

          • Crista G.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Iron Creek Campground
            Apr. 21, 2024

            Iron Creek Campground

            Lovely quiet free spot

            Clean, quiet campground not far from Emory pass. Pit toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables. Only a handful of people there on Friday night

          • Ashlee G.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Hot Springs Glamp Camp
            Mar. 14, 2024

            Hot Springs Glamp Camp

            Amazing glamping stay!

            Highly recommend this gem. It’s tucked away and such a cozy and slow place to stay. We stayed in a campsite for 5 nights. Highly recommend more than one day so you can enjoy the springs and the town! It has lovely clean hot spring tubs that are open 24/7. It’s an intimate camp so we rarely had to wait for a tub. Also has clean bathrooms and showers and a grill. 2 blocks away from Main Street and 2 blocks from the Rio grande. Great host and great service too.

          • Jorge G.
            Camper-submitted photo from Celebration Well Dispersed Camping
            Mar. 4, 2024

            Celebration Well Dispersed Camping

            Low-key dispersed sites

            A handful of sites located on the other side of Skates Canyon from Sapillo Campground. Close to great hiking around the CDT and fishing in Lake Roberts. Most of the sites sit on the shades of ponderosa and there's plenty of space for group camping.

            This is as bare as it gets. No services, no cell signal, no trash disposal, not even a pit toilet. Some sites have rock rings for campfires but that's about it. Please recreate responsibly and leave no trace. Pack out whatever you pack in.

            Quiet during the winter, but gets busy during the summer as evidenced by how well worn the dirt paths around the area are.

          • Jorge G.
            Camper-submitted photo from Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area
            Feb. 21, 2024

            Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area

            Near Great Hiking, no fees

            Sapillo Creek lies straddling the original branch of the CDT. This is a free, national forest dispersed campsite with a couple pit toilets and very few other amenities, no cell signal either. Easily accessible from NM-35 and near a couple of general stores in Lake Roberts (10 minute drive north) and Mimbres (15 minute drive south). 

            Popular with the local crowd during peak camping/ATV season, so be mindful that there might be some related noise during the summer; but generally sees little use during winter and the shoulder seasons.

          • James B.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Mountain Spirits RV Park
            Jan. 28, 2024

            Mountain Spirits RV Park

            Good stay for two days

            Stay for two days to allow us to visit Gila lift Dwellings. Full hookups (30 amp) with water and sewer. Good cell coverage. Amazing Starlink speeds. Staff was awesome and they filled our propane for us.

          • Mario M.
            Camper-submitted photo from Cedar Cove RV Park
            Dec. 28, 2023

            Cedar Cove RV Park

            Clean Friendly, good facilities. Wifi doesn't really work

            The site was clean the hookups were in good condition. We enjoyed our stay. There is a huge tower of some kind, maybe cellphone, in the middle of the park.

          • Jorge G.
            Camper-submitted photo from North Star Mesa Dispersed Camping
            Dec. 5, 2023

            North Star Mesa Dispersed Camping

            Secluded, clear beautiful skies

            There are plenty of nice spots to camp along North Star Road, north of Mimbres, NM. You'll find dispersed campsites with fire-rings all along the edges of the road and on spur forest roads sprouting from it. North Star Road is usually well maintained and most vehicles should make it to at least North Star Mesa.

            Nothing in terms of services and amenities, but nice hiking nearby. Very clear skies at night. 

            As always, please follow LNT principles when dispersed camping.

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            Camper-submitted photo from Hot Springs Glamp Camp
            Oct. 18, 2023

            Hot Springs Glamp Camp

            Wonderful little campground

            Clean restrooms, comfy outdoor furniture and terrific vibe ! We really enjoyed staying here this past spring and plan to return this winter!

          • Rick P.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Ridge Road - Elephant Butte Lake State Park
            Oct. 17, 2023

            Ridge Road - Elephant Butte Lake State Park

            Good State Park campground

            Site is typical for state campground, well maintained, clean with water, electricity, RV dump, and showers (had hot water!). Sites are fairly level on asphalt pads. Childrens' playground on site. The lake is very low during my visit but still had some boating going on. Nice trails adjacent to campgrounds. Great reception for Mint. Internet is available for $8/day. Fair connection, I was able to watch movies and football without too much buffering.

            I stayed at the Desert Cove campground. It was quiet and well maintained. Stayed a couple of nights on long trip to rest up. I would stay here a again. 

            Note: Seems every park is going the way of private booking for reservations and NM is no different. Had to book on line or phone. Used both methods and was fairly easy.

          • Beth G.
            Camper-submitted photo from Railroad Canyon Campground
            Sep. 19, 2023

            Railroad Canyon Campground

            Little Campsite tucked between the road and Iron Creek

            We enjoyed how small this campsite is and we were the only people there during our visit.

            I gave it 3 stars because it’s right next to the road, but also next to the water.

            It has large trees and flat camping spots. It even has a vault toilet.

          • Beth G.
            Camper-submitted photo from Mesa Campground
            Sep. 19, 2023

            Mesa Campground

            Nice spot for trout fishing

            We stayed at Mesa Campground during a tour of the Gila National Forest with friends.

            The lake views aren’t great, but you can easily walk down to the shore.

            The trash bins and running water are really nice amenities. Our site had a table and grill and we were able to fit our truck with a rooftop tent and a truck with a small pull behind, but we were really close to each other.

            We’ve also caught and ate trout from Lake Roberts.

          • Beth G.
            Camper-submitted photo from Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area
            Sep. 19, 2023

            Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area

            Free and shaded

            This is one of our favorite springtime camping spots. There aren’t any numbered sites, but there are makeshift campfires and flat areas all around. The site also has trash disposal and vault toilets. Lots of trees for shade and hammocks.

            This spot is popular with large crowds and off road vehicle enthusiasts. Expect music until 10pm and the sound of engines. It’s a great place to boondock with a generator.

            Lots of easy trails to ride around on with our mini bikes. Plenty of space to set up camp with 2 families and a few smaller tents.

            Lake Roberts is just zip the road for fishing opportunities.

          • Monte W.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Upper Scorpion Campground
            Sep. 4, 2023

            Upper Scorpion Campground

            Walking distance to Cliff dwellings

            Stayed here for a couple nights in the beginning of September 2023. Weather was upper 80’s during the day and mid 50’s during the night. This site is free and provides a vault toilet (which was clean), water, a fire ring and picnic table. There were about 6-8 sites. I lucked out and ended up getting the last one. The sites were pretty close together but spread out enough. I was able to walk right to the entrance of the cliff dwellings trail from this site in about 5 minutes. I could also walk across street and woods to the river, wasn’t much water though. From silver city on 15, it took me about 90 minutes to reach the campsite. It’s a paved road but gets pretty twisty in spots. I stocked up on food and everything I needed at wal mart in silver city. There was no cell service from silver city to the campground. There is a store, Docs, that will let you use their Wi-Fi. The store has a few things but nothing impressive. It was also difficult finding wood in the immediate area, so either bring wood or stock up along 15 when you’re in the pines. There is also no trash pickup anywhere in the area, so prepare to pack out all trash. The only downside of this site is being able to get a spot. There is also the lower scorpion campsite, plus a few others along the way. There are also plenty of dispersed sites along 15.

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            Camper-submitted photo from Percha Flats Camping Area - Caballo Reservoir — Caballo Lake State Park
            Aug. 23, 2023

            Percha Flats Camping Area - Caballo Reservoir — Caballo Lake State Park

            Old campground, awful staff, locals suck, but quiet weekdays

            This review is for dispersed camping. The lake water is murky, goathead thorns are everywhere, and you will hear and see Hwy 25. The park is old and not maintained well. The hosts don't use the restrooms and the paid staff don't care, so toilet paper dispensers go unfilled, lights burn out so you need a flashlight at night (bring one anyways because they're on a timer), showers don't work or work poorly, the buildings aren't heated in winter, the water is too hot to shower with in July/Aug, etc. If you say anything you are regarded as a complainer and will receive either an apathetic or a hostile response. The rangers are the worst- they drive around in trucks with blacked-out windows like wannabe feds, and won't stop if you try to flag one down. Someone destroyed the sidewall of one of my new tires when I was parked near the boat ramp, watch your belongings. Locals intentionally walk right through your site (along the lake adjacent to boat ramp) between your vehicle and the picnic table, so their kids can mess with your stuff. If you say anything, do you remember being mercilessly bullied in grade school for not being of a certain group? You can relive that garbage here, parents encourage their kids to be truly stupid and hateful. Welcome to NM. If you stay at Caballo long enough maybe you can appreciate why many people who grow up here can't wait to get out as soon as they can. Locals come out in droves weekends, so visit weekdays if you value peace.

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            Camper-submitted photo from Percha Dam State Park
            Aug. 6, 2023

            Percha Dam State Park

            Awful staff, good birding

            The current (8/23) camp host screamed obscenities at me and told me to leave the park "for BLM land" because I asked the neighboring campsite (where he was partying) to please tone it down after 10 pm, during quiet hours. Yep, he's still here, park mgmt like volunteers with his attitude so you won't criticize anything. Rangers don't care, if not worse- I've had property destroyed in addition to hostility from this host. Rangers drive around in pickups with blacked-out windows like wannabe feds, and don't stop if you try to wave them down. The host attempts to look macho riding around on a lawnmower every day- it's about all he does- but he doesn't use the restrooms so he doesn't care what condition they're in, if showers don't work, lights are burnt out, toilet paper dispensers are empty, etc. He'll tell you that he's only an unpaid volunteer and it's not his job. Paid maintenance "clean" restrooms/outhouses with a filthy bucket of slop and a toilet brush that they use on every toilet seat- it's just as well they drive away and don't "clean" at all if you are in the outhouse (I've been here 5 days and the women's side has not been cleaned once.) You can see their priorities when they spend days with weed wackers somewhere, but nobody ever trims the junipers that are growing over the crumbling sidewalks to the outhouse, or around the water spigots in the same area. This demonstrates the difference between looking busy/macho and actually caring about the public. "You don't matter and we don't care" is the motto here, especially if you ask for anything unreasonable, like observing quiet hours or refilling toilet paper. Goathead thorns are everywhere, watch your dog's paws. The raccoons are amusing if they're not getting into your stuff. The river, when it exists is brown and gross, but locals and Texans come out in large noisy crowds weekends to swim and fish in this junk. Ironically, I bet they're the same ones who deride the goals of the CWA… The positive is weekday birding, if you can deal with some truly stupid and hateful people. Just this summer I've seen 1 painted bunting, summer tanagers, Bullocks orioles, sandhill cranes- even a couple of vermillion flycatchers that live near the host's site, which I bet he's never noticed. In the fall there's no hunting in this park, so it's a refuge for many types of ducks, and a small herd of deer sleep in the grassy sites along the river. In spite of being close to the highway and seasonal agricultural activities, this could be a nice park if anyone cared, but that won't happen because it's rural southern NM. A weird mix of apathy and hostility is the prevailing attitude here.

          • Dennis P.
            Camper-submitted photo from Bear Trap Campground
            Jul. 27, 2023

            Bear Trap Campground

            Burned!

            Th e area has been burned in the 2022 fires. The road was closed for a long time, and if it is open now, there will be floods in the burn scar. Check with the Forest Service for more info before you go. Mimbres Ranger District of the Gila National Forest.

          • Jacob  W.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Cherry Creek Campground
            Jul. 23, 2023

            Cherry Creek Campground

            Has lots of potential but . . .

            We tent camped at Cherry Creek campground in late July 2023. We arrived about 4pm on a Saturday and there were like 2 sites available. First come, first serve, no fee, but a ranger told me that could change soon. Lots of nice tall pines. The creek was dry. Very scenic valley. There’s a short, informal trail at the north end of the campground past the bathroom. The trail goes about 0.25 miles out; so 0.5 mile round trip. A nice evening or morning stroll or both. But…there was a big group next to us that partied loud and late—with a generator that lit up their site, and ours. Oh well! At least they were enjoying the outdoors like we were, I think.

          • Greg T.The Dyrt PRO User
            Camper-submitted photo from Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area
            Jul. 7, 2023

            Sapillo Dispersed Camping Area

            Tucked away in the woods

            Beautiful dispersed camp site both pull through and back in. We camped there in and only saw one other camper. Keep in mind zero cell service.

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            Camper-submitted photo from Gila Hot Springs Campground
            Jun. 18, 2023

            Gila Hot Springs Campground

            Alcoholic creepy owners

            The campground itself is nice enough, but the owners are downright rude and creepy.  The owner, Allen, often drinks and then peruses the campground to leer at women in the pools and make innapropriate and offensive conversation.   On one occasion, myself and my girlfriends were soaking, and he wouldn't leave us alone, so we just left.  Not a very relaxing way to spend a vacation!

          • Gary
            Camper-submitted photo from Lower Gallinas Campground
            May. 9, 2023

            Lower Gallinas Campground

            Stupidly closed. This beautiful canyon needs to be reopened. Come on USFS.

            Lower Gallinas is a beautiful 2 Mile hike   Barricaded at 152 it should be reopened ASAP



          Guide to Winston

          Camping near Winston, New Mexico, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're into fishing, hiking, or just soaking in the scenery, there's something for every outdoor enthusiast.

          What to do:

          • Fishing and Boating: Elephant Butte Lake State Park is a hotspot for fishing and boating. One visitor mentioned, "If you like to fish or have a boat, this is the place for you!" The marina makes it easy to get out on the water.
          • Hiking Trails: There are several hiking trails around the area. A camper noted, "Nice trails adjacent to campgrounds," making it a great way to explore the natural beauty.
          • Hot Springs: For a unique experience, check out the Gila Hot Springs Campground. One reviewer said, "Love the hot springs, great hosts, calm, and not too many people," highlighting the relaxing atmosphere.

          What campers like:

          • Clean Facilities: Campers appreciate the cleanliness of the sites. A visitor at the South Monticello Campground remarked, "Great campground. Good size spots with good distance between sites."
          • Friendly Staff: Many reviews mention the helpfulness of the campground staff. One camper at the Gila Hot Springs Campground said, "The host was just wonderful. I cannot say enough about how clean this place is."
          • Scenic Views: The views are a big draw. A camper at the Caballo Lake State Park Campground noted, "Waking up with calls from the cranes across the lake made my day happy!"

          What you should know:

          • Reservations Required: Many campgrounds, like the Elephant Butte Lake RV Resort, require reservations. A visitor mentioned, "Had to book online or phone. Used both methods and was fairly easy."
          • Limited Amenities: Some sites, like the Upper Scorpion Campground, have minimal amenities. A camper noted, "There is a very clean bathroom with vault toilets and there are a couple small water spigots."
          • Weather Considerations: The area can get hot in summer. One camper at the South Monticello Campground mentioned, "I'm guessing very hot in summer with no shade."

          Tips for camping with families:

          • Playgrounds Available: Some campgrounds, like the Desert Cove Campground, have playgrounds for kids. A visitor said, "Childrens' playground on site."
          • Spacious Sites: Look for campgrounds with larger sites. A camper at the Lower Ridge Road — Elephant Butte Lake State Park mentioned, "Each site has a fire ring, and covered picnic table."
          • Family-Friendly Activities: Fishing and hiking are great family activities. One camper noted, "We enjoyed Riverbed Hot Springs a few miles down the road," which can be a fun outing for the whole family.

          Tips from RVers:

          • Big Rig Friendly: Many campgrounds, like the Elephant Butte Lake RV Resort, are big rig friendly. A visitor said, "Easy to hook up, to pull in, easy to pull out with our 36’ 5th wheel."
          • Internet Access: Some campgrounds offer internet access. A camper at the South Monticello Campground mentioned, "Great reception for Mint. Internet is available for $8/day."
          • Dump Stations Available: Look for campgrounds with dump stations. One RV traveler noted, "Easy access to site and dump station" at the Elephant Butte Lake RV Resort.

          Camping near Winston, New Mexico, has something for everyone, from families to RVers. With beautiful scenery and plenty of activities, it’s a great spot to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.

          Frequently Asked Questions

          • Which is the most popular tent campsite near Winston, NM?

            According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular tent campground near Winston, NM is Black Canyon Campground - Lower with a 4.5-star rating from 4 reviews.

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