Best camping near Los Ojos

8 campgrounds · 8 ranked · updated 2026-08-02 · off-season

Explore the best camping near Los Ojos, New Mexico — every spot ranked by our conditions-aware Snoflo score: live conditions first, then visitor reviews and logged trips. Click a pin on the map for the score and what's driving it.

Showing the top 8 of 8 campgrounds · best 15 shown on the map
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Rio Chama RV Park
#1 Rio Chama RV Park Good
15.7 mi away
· Mild night · low 46°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 70°F
Rio Chama RV Park is an RV park located in northern New Mexico near Durango, at an elevation of approximately 7,560 feet. The facility offers full hookups with power supply…
Why 100: 23 things to do within 15 mi
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Heron Reservoir Campground
#2 Heron Reservoir Campground Good
2.9 mi away
· Mild night · low 49°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 79°F
Heron Reservoir Campground is located near Durango in southwestern Colorado at approximately 7,000 feet elevation. The campground sits near a scenic reservoir in the San Juan…
Why 95: 19 things to do within 15 mi
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El Vado Lake State Park
#3 El Vado Lake State Park Good
6.7 mi away
· Mild night · low 50°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 81°F
New users please read 16mi SW of Tierra Amarill TYPE:SP SITES:99 CAMPGROUND PH: 575.588.7247 EL(ft):6936 AMENITIES:(see box below map) WE FT RS DP SH 40ft DW PA L$…
Why 95: 19 things to do within 15 mi
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Heron Lake State Park
#4 Heron Lake State Park Good
0.7 mi away
· Mild night · low 49°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 79°F
Heron Lake State Park is a popular camping area located in the state of New Mexico. Situated near the town of Tierra Amarilla, the campground offers a range of amenities to make…
Why 90: 18 things to do within 15 mi
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Trout Lakes
#5 Trout Lakes Good
17.0 mi away
· Mild night · low 53°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 75°F
Trout Lakes Camping Area is located in the Carson National Forest of northern New Mexico, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The area is popular…
Why 80: 16 things to do within 15 mi
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Trout Lakes Campground
#6 Trout Lakes Campground Good
17.5 mi away
· Mild night · low 50°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 71°F
Trout Lakes Campground is a picturesque camping area located in the state of New Mexico. Situated amidst stunning natural beauty, this campground offers a range of amenities to…
Why 80: 16 things to do within 15 mi
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Stone Lake
#7 Stone Lake Good
11.9 mi away
· Mild night · low 54°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 78°F
Stone Lake camping area is a charming campground located in the state of New Mexico. This picturesque spot offers a variety of amenities to make your camping experience enjoyable…
Why 55: 11 things to do within 15 mi
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Mundo Campground
#8 Mundo Campground Good
19.0 mi away
· Mild night · low 54°F· Wildfire smoke — hazy, poorer air · Medium· Comfortable day · high 78°F
I don't have access to specific amenity, site count, or fee information for Mundo Campground beyond its location near Durango, Colorado. Without verified details about the camping…
Why 35: 7 things to do within 15 mi
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Camping near Los Ojos

The Los Ojos area has 8 campgrounds on Snoflo, ranked by live conditions, visitor reviews, and logged trips — so the best, closest options rise to the top.

How we rank the best camping near Los Ojos

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