Visit New Mexico’s Best Campsites for National Campfire Day Unwind Under the Stars
Brushy Point Campground Brushy Point Campground, nestled in the serene Heron Lake State Park, offers a tranquil retreat for campers seeking to immerse themselves in nature. Heron Lake, known for its no-wake boating, provides a peaceful fishing and kayaking environment, making it an ideal location for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. The campground boasts spacious sites with stunning lake views, perfect for wildlife watching and stargazing. Morphy Lake State Park Morphy Lake State Park, tucked away in the secluded Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico, is a hidden gem perfect for anglers and nature lovers alike. This small, rustic park centers around Morphy Lake, a serene spot ideal for trout fishing and canoeing. The park’s remote location ensures a peaceful camping experience, with basic facilities that encourage a true back-to-nature visit. Accessible only by a winding road, Morphy Lake State Park offers a pristine, undeveloped setting perfect for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the quiet beauty of the great outdoors. Each site offers a unique way to experience the beauty of New Mexico’s outdoors. So, pack your camping gear, gather some firewood, and prepare to celebrate National Campfire Day at one of New Mexico’s premier camping destinations. Whether looking for a tranquil escape or an adventurous outing, these campsites promise unforgettable experiences and cozy campfire nights.
Aug. 5 marks National Campfire Day, a perfect opportunity for families, friends, and solo adventurers to gather around a warm blaze under the stars. For those of us in Albuquerque, the enchantment of New Mexico’s landscapes offers an exceptional backdrop for camping. Here are some of the best campsites around Albuquerque where you can pitch your tent, roast some marshmallows, and make lasting memories.
Jemez Falls Campground Just an hour’s drive from Albuquerque, Jemez Falls
Campground presents one of the most picturesque settings for a campfire. Nestled in the heart of the Santa Fe National Forest, the area is surrounded by tall pines and offers stunning views of the Jemez Falls. The nearby trails lead adventurers to explore the lush landscape and natural hot springs, making it a perfect spot for those who want to combine relaxation with a bit of exploration. Cochiti Lake Recreation Area For those who love having water nearby, Cochiti Lake Recreation Area is an ideal choice. Located between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, this site features a lake formed by the Cochiti Dam. It’s great for fishing, boating, and swimming, with plenty of picnic spots perfect for a campfire evening. The tranquil water against the backdrop of the surrounding desert makes for a serene camping experience.
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