Sierra Hermosa RV Park is an excellent spot to spend a few nights while exploring Taos and the Enchanted Circle. Although there are many longer-term residents, everyone is friendly and welcoming. The park is somewhat small, but the sites come with picnic benches and all the necessary hookups, including a decent Wi-Fi connection. The spaces are a bit tight, but that seems to be the norm in the...

Columbine Campground in Questa, New Mexico is a gorgeous site that hugs the rim of a canyon that overlooks the Rio Grande. The trail that starts from the campground is great for hiking and offers scenic views. The campground is well-maintained with level and paved sites that offer plenty of room between them. The camp hosts are very helpful and keep the campground very clean. The campground is...

Fawn Lakes is a beautiful and spacious campground located in the Carson National Forest near the Questa ranger station. This campground is perfect for both RVers and tent campers, with multiple sizes of sites available right on the banks of the Red River. There are two small lakes and the river running through the campground that make for great fishing opportunities, as well as a few hiking...

Junebug Campground is a wonderful dry camping park located near Red River, NM. It is situated at an altitude of 8700 feet, making it a great escape from the summer heat. All sites are dusty and gravel, but they are large enough to accommodate pop-ups, some larger campers, and even big Class Cs. There are no hookups, but there is city water available and vault toilets, which are cleaned daily...

Cabresto Lake Campground is a small campground located in Carson National Forest, surrounded by high peaks and overlooking the 15-acre Cabresto Lake. The campground has 9 single campsites for tent or truck campers, and a vault toilet. It is open from May through September, weather dependent. The last 2 miles on Forest Road 134A are on a primitive road. Cabresto Lake is one of the few places in...

Goat Hill Campground is a small roadside camping area that provides access to Red River fishing and hiking. It has 3 campsites for tents or trailers, and a vault toilet. Groceries, gasoline, laundry, and cafe are available within 4 miles. The campground is open from May through October. The Columbine Hondo National Recreation Trail can be accessed 1.5 miles east on Highway 38.

It was a nice, quiet spot with lots of trees and grass to enjoy.