Wow, you are going on a camping trip to New Mexico! Good for you. With scenic views, vast opportunities for outdoor activities, and wonderful culture to explore, New Mexico is truly one of the best places to go camping in. And just like with any other camping vacation, you will find it useful to equip [...]
What you Need to Know when Camping in New Mexico
New Mexico is not the first place that will come into your mind when you think of camping, as this place is mostly known for being dominated by arid country and deserts. However, if you go camping in this part of the country, you will be surprised to find that it offers wonderful outdoor experiences. [...]
Northern New Mexico: The Perfect Camping Escape
Northern New Mexico has a wide array of camping accommodations—from primitive campsites to ones that are full-service facilities, that is, there are showers and electrical hook-ups for RVs, thus leading to a more comfortable camping experience. Camping fees start from $5 to approximately $15 per person a night. Although camping can be done all year [...]
Recreation and Relaxation: New Mexico Style
Camping options abound in New Mexico if you are looking to do some relaxation and recreation. Be it a primitive backcountry camping site in a state park or a KOA that offers pools, showers, and even Internet access (for those who just have to stay connected), New Mexico has something to offer to any camper [...]
What Campers Say About the Three Best New Mexico Camp Sites
Pictures and tourist guides can only do so much in persuading a camper to visit a particular camp site in New Mexico. If you are interested in going tent camping in this beautiful state, then the best resource is checking out what campers who have actually been there and experienced what this “Land of Enchantment” [...]
New Mexico: A Top Destination for Campers
Located in the southwestern region of the US, the state of New Mexico has a very arid climate, and the majority of the region is covered by mountains and deserts. With such geographic features, New Mexico has a population density of only 15 per square mile, making it the sixth most sparsely inhabited state, and [...]
