Aldo Leopold House
Abiquiu, New Mexico
Federal campground in New Mexico.
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Federal campground in New Mexico.
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Chimayo is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
New Mexico weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Chimayo.
Don't miss local attractions near Chimayo. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 23, 2026
I think there is 22 spots that are watched by a host. The camp ground is nesteld with in several mountain peaks. You can hear the Santa Barbara River with all the camp sites. Some sites are maybe 30 feet from the river. The rest rooms were clean and there water spigots spread out through the camp ground. I had no cellular reception.
Mar 23, 2026
Beautiful little campground nestled in the woods in north central New Mexico. Not very busy on a Sunday afternoon. Most campers were on their way out. A few hikers headed out on the trails. Be sure to take clothing for all types of weather (rain gear and a warm jacket) and take plenty of water. Weather can change in an instant! Fishing was non-existent on this visit. The creek was very clear and... Beautiful little campground nestled in the woods in north central New Mexico. Not very busy on a Sunday afternoon. Most campers were on their way out. A few hikers headed out on the trails. Be sure to take clothing for all types of weather (rain gear and a warm jacket) and take plenty of water. Weather can change in an instant! Fishing was non-existent on this visit. The creek was very clear and running well. Hmmm?
Mar 23, 2026
Beautiful! We stayed in site 001, which is labeled as Triple Occupancy with a Double Driveway. We called ahead to ensure that we were allowed to park two travel trailers at this site, which they confirmed. The site has six parking spaces, five of which are gravel, with the last one paved. We parked one camper across three spaces, and the other on the paved driveway, which made a nice little pr... Beautiful! We stayed in site 001, which is labeled as Triple Occupancy with a Double Driveway. We called ahead to ensure that we were allowed to park two travel trailers at this site, which they confirmed. The site has six parking spaces, five of which are gravel, with the last one paved. We parked one camper across three spaces, and the other on the paved driveway, which made a nice little private L-shaped spot. There is water within feet of site 001, although it was off during our trip. We were able to drive to a nearby town to fill up. There are three picnic tables. The fire pit is quite far from the driveway, so take a monitor for the babies, you won't hear them from the fire ring after bedtime.
Mar 23, 2026
Santa Barbara Campground has been a highlight of this trip. 5 miles of prime fly fishing water from the site. It was amazing countryside.
Mar 23, 2026
So disappointed, beautiful campground but absolutely no monitoring, and I was surrounded by campers who took advantage of that. 2 monster RV’s – one on either side ran generators all day and night, that’s all day and night for the next 5 nights. One had a dog pen about 8 ft from my tent with 3 dogs – they used it for potty breaks and did not clean up the mess when they left. The other side had a m... So disappointed, beautiful campground but absolutely no monitoring, and I was surrounded by campers who took advantage of that. 2 monster RV’s – one on either side ran generators all day and night, that’s all day and night for the next 5 nights. One had a dog pen about 8 ft from my tent with 3 dogs – they used it for potty breaks and did not clean up the mess when they left. The other side had a monster RV, a large camper, 3 tents, and a shower (that they connected to the water pump meant for everyone to use), 2 dune buggies, 2 Pick Up trucks and a large hauling tailer that they stored with the friend on the other side of me, and they had to use a power tool on it for something every now and then . Everyone in both groups drove the wrong way on the one way, a one lane drive, so people coming down had to wait to go until they parked….they parked and drove on the meadow surrounding the campsite as needed…honestly I felt like I was in the middle of a “Dukes of Hazzard” episode. Then some teens from another group site decided to put up a tent type shelter across the street and past the meadow under the trees IN THE FOREST …… they had to walk right by the yellow warning sign on the path that said, “NO CAMPING HERE”, but even worse they had an axe and were chopping wood with it……..the weird looking tent had something inside of it that produced a lot of white smoke….needless to say I had a hard time sleeping that night!! When we went up to the camp host (after she drove the wrong way on the one way as she always did), and started to tell her about it, she lit up and said, “Yes, isn’t that cool – they have a sauna in there!” … we will never go back, assuming of course that there is still something to go back to in the future.
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