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Public Land in New Mexico

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About these 178 public land campgrounds

New Mexico has 178 public land campgrounds on OpenCamp. 34% cost nothing to camp, while 48% charge a fee. Managed mostly by U.S. Forest Service, Army Corps of Engineers, and BLM. Among the parks represented here are Carson National Forest and Santa Fe National Forest. 12% are big-rig friendly and 7% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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Monjeau CampgroundLincoln National ForestNear Ruidoso · 9,413 ft2 of 7 facts known
New Canyon CampgroundCibola National Forest and GrasslandsNear Deer Canyon · 7,044 ft2 of 7 facts known
Peloncillo MountainsCoronado National ForestNear South Hidalgo · 5,932 ft2 of 7 facts known
Red Canyon Campground, UpperCibola National ForestNear Manzano · 7,953 ft2 of 7 facts known
Rocky Point CampgroundSanta Rosa Lake State ParkNear Santa Rosa · 4,816 ft2 of 7 facts known
South Area CampgroundConchas Lake State ParkNear Conchas Dam · 4,219 ft2 of 7 facts known
South Fork Negrito CampgroundGila National ForestNear Lower Frisco · 7,451 ft2 of 7 facts known
Sunset ReefCarlsbad Field OfficeNear Whites City · 3,596 ft2 of 7 facts known
Tajique CampgroundCibola National ForestNear Tajique · 6,929 ft2 of 7 facts known
Twining CampgroundCarson National ForestNear Taos Ski Valley · 11,115 ft2 of 7 facts known
Group sites · 30
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Single sites · 2
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Free Camping26 placesRV Parks245 placesState Parks5 placesNational Parks7 placesDump Stations17 placesOvernight Parking82 placesRest Areas71 placesWelcome Centers7 placesPublic Campgrounds4 placesCampgrounds125 places

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