Iron Creek Campground

There's no specific indication of recent wildfire damage at Iron Creek Campground in the available information. However, like many forest campgrounds in New Mexico, seasonal closures do occur, which may sometimes be related to fire risk or recovery. The campground has been subject to seasonal closures in winter months. For the most current information about any wildfire impacts or resulting closures, contact the Gila National Forest Service before planning your trip.

Iron Creek Campground is located in southern New Mexico, not far from Emory Pass in the Gila National Forest. The campground is situated in a scenic, forested area that provides a peaceful mountain setting. It's part of a cluster of campgrounds in the region that includes Railroad Canyon, Upper Gallinas, and Lower Gallinas campgrounds. Its proximity to hiking trails and natural surroundings makes it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quiet retreat.

Iron Creek Campground offers basic amenities that support a comfortable wilderness camping experience. The campground features approximately 10 campsites, most with good shade. Each site comes equipped with picnic tables and fire rings. Facilities include vault toilets and garbage collection service. The campsites are generally flat with minimal adjustment needed for setting up tents. There is no cell phone signal at the campground. The area provides access to nice hiking trails throughout the surrounding forest, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking a quiet outdoor experience.