Dispersed Camping in Catron County, New Mexico
Showing 376 locations in Catron County (Page 2 of 2).
Pine Canyon Road Dispersed
Pine Canyon Road offers excellent dispersed camping opportunities within the Gila National Forest. The route is characterized by a native dirt surface that winds through scenic pine forest, providing quiet and isolated spots suitable for various rig types. Standard 14-day USFS dispersed rules apply, and the area remains open year-round, though precipitation can quickly affect road conditions.
Pinon Campground
A quiet and clean developed campground nestled among mature piñon and juniper trees near Quemado Lake. It features a mix of first-come, first-served campsites, reservable group sites, and an on-site waste dump station. Located within the Gila National Forest, this location offers scenic tranquility and close access to boating, hiking, and fishing.
Polk Mesa & Eagle Peak Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Gila National Forest. This area features multiple flat, dispersed pull-offs offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and canyons. Access from the main route involves a concrete wash crossing over the Tularosa River, which is generally straightforward in dry conditions but becomes hazardous after rain.
Pothole Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Pothole Tank Road within Gila National Forest. The road offers flat, tucked-away spots and commanding scenic views of the surrounding valley.
Powerhouse Road Corridor (FR 810)
A scenic, rustic forest road corridor offering dispersed camping pull-offs in the Gila National Forest. The initial section of the road provides several flat roadside clearings suitable for most rigs, while the route becomes increasingly rugged and high-clearance farther along towards the trailhead.
Pueblo Park Campground
A quiet and remote developed campground situated in a scenic valley of ponderosa pines. It provides a peaceful setting for those looking to camp away from crowds.
Pueblo Park Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along Pueblo Park Road (Forest Road 232) in Gila National Forest. The corridor winds through ponderosa pine woodlands with flat pullouts and spur roads suitable for various vehicle types.
Quemado District, Gila National Forest
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Rael Springs Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Rael Springs Road in the scenic Gila National Forest. The road winds through wooded areas, offering peaceful, rustic spots off the main path.
Railroad Tank Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along a native-material dirt road within the Gila National Forest, offering serene, pine-shaded spots suitable for most vehicle classes.
Rain Creek Road Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Rain Creek Road within the Gila National Forest. The dirt road is accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions and winds through scenic pine forest settings.
Rainy Mesa Pit Dispersed Area
Located in the scenic Gila National Forest, this dispersed camping area at Rainy Mesa Pit offers flat ground on a native dirt and gravel surface. It is suitable for a variety of rigs with quiet surroundings and close proximity to scenic wilderness hiking.
Ranger Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a dirt Forest Service road in the Gila National Forest, featuring a native material surface suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Red Colt Canyon Well
Red Colt Canyon Well offers dispersed camping along a native-surface dirt road within the Gila National Forest. Shaded by mature pines, the area provides excellent privacy and a serene atmosphere, making it a peaceful wilderness retreat near Reserve, New Mexico.
Red Stone Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico. It offers standard dispersed camping opportunities along a native material forest road.
Redstone Park Trailhead
This remote trailhead in the Gila National Forest provides a quiet starting point for wilderness exploration near Redstone Park.
Reliable Tank Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor located within the Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico.
Reserve Beaverhead Road Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along a native dirt road within the Gila National Forest. The route offers multiple pullouts suitable for camping in a beautiful forested setting.
Reserve Beaverhead Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along the Reserve Beaverhead Road offers multiple rustic spots within the Gila National Forest. The native dirt road is accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions and provides scenic, quiet spots among the pines.
Reserve Beaverhead Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Reserve Beaverhead road system within the Gila National Forest, providing ample space for roadside camping.
Reserve Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the scenic Gila National Forest near Reserve.
Reserve District, Gila National Forest
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Reserve Town Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor winding through the Gila National Forest just outside of Reserve. It offers convenient access to dispersed camping sites near local forest services.
Reserve Wilderness Hike-In
A quiet wilderness hike-in campsite situated within the pine-oak woodlands of the Gila National Forest near Reserve.
River Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor within Gila National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The road features a native material surface that is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions, providing peaceful wooded spots located a short distance from the main highway.
Road Tank Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Road Tank within the Gila National Forest. The native dirt road offers multiple roadside pull-offs in a quiet wooded environment.
Round Mountain Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Gila National Forest near Cradle Mesa, offering rustic dispersed camping options alongside the road.
S Chavez Canyon Road Dispersed
A remote forest road winding through the Gila National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces.
S. Dugway Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along S. Dugway Road in the Gila National Forest, offering rustic sites surrounded by nature.
Saliz Canyon Road Dispersed
This primitive dispersed camping corridor runs along a dirt road in the Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico. The native material surface provides pull-offs suitable for a variety of self-contained rigs looking for a quiet forest setting.
Saliz Mountain Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along the dirt and gravel road on Saliz Mountain within Gila National Forest. The route is open year-round and offers quiet, forested settings accessible to most vehicles.
San Francisco River Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor along the San Francisco River is situated within the Gila National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides access to quiet, streamside sites suitable for standard vehicles during dry weather.
Sand Canyon Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor winding through the Gila National Forest along Sand Canyon Road. The road features a native dirt surface that offers secluded pull-outs under pine and oak canopy, suitable for those seeking a peaceful forest escape near Reserve.
Sand Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping is available along Sand Canyon Road within the Gila National Forest, offering quiet forested sites. The native dirt and gravel road is accessible for most vehicles, though conditions can deteriorate during wet weather.
Sand Canyon Tank Corridor
A quiet National Forest corridor near Reserve offering standard dispersed camping access. The native-surface road winds through scenic pine and juniper country within the Gila National Forest.
Sandy Point Road
A scenic forest service road in the Gila National Forest offering dispersed camping options along the corridor. The road is composed of native dirt and gravel, leading through quiet ponderosa pine stands with excellent privacy and natural beauty.
Sawmill Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic canyon corridor in the Gila National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping options along a native-surface dirt road.
Section 5 Tank Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping area located off a dirt road in the Gila National Forest near Reserve. The native material road is accessible to most vehicles in dry conditions.
Seep Spring Forest Road
A quiet dirt corridor winding through the Gila National Forest near Reserve, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native material terrain. This road is suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions and provides a peaceful forested setting.
Shantie Spring Road Dispersed
Located in the Gila National Forest near Reserve, this native-surface dirt road provides access to quiet dispersed camping areas. The corridor is open year-round to passenger vehicles and motorhomes seeking a peaceful pine-wooded setting.
Sheep Basin Camp
Sheep Basin Camp is a quiet, dispersed camping area located in the scenic Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico. The area is accessed via a native-dirt forest road that is suitable for most vehicles, offering peaceful forest settings for various rig sizes.
Shelton Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Shelton Canyon Road in the Gila National Forest. This dirt road offers quiet, wooded sites with access to local wilderness trails and trailheads. The native material surface is generally suitable for all vehicles in dry conditions.
Sheridan Gulch Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Sheridan Gulch in the Gila National Forest. The native dirt road offers quiet, natural campsites suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Shipping Corral Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor is located along Shipping Corral Road within the Gila National Forest, providing quiet forested camping spots. The native dirt road surface is generally accessible to standard vehicles and offers peaceful camping opportunities deep in the national forest.
Silver Creek Divide
Silver Creek Divide is a scenic dirt corridor offering dispersed camping in the Gila National Forest. The native-surface road winds through scenic pine woodlands, providing peaceful and isolated camping spots.
Silver Peak Access Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt corridor providing vehicle access toward Silver Peak in the Gila National Forest. The area features roadside pullouts ideal for dispersed camping nestled amongst the pines.
Skyline Road Dispersed
A remote forest corridor located within the Gila National Forest near Reserve, offering tranquil dispersed camping settings.
Smokey Bear Circle Dispersed
A convenient dispersed camping loop located in the Gila National Forest near the Reserve Ranger Station. The road consists of native dirt material and provides easy roadside pull-offs among the pines.
Snow Canyon Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Snow Canyon in the Gila National Forest, offering quiet forested spots near Snow Lake. Access is via a native material dirt road that is generally suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions.
South Elk Mountain Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along South Elk Mountain Road in the Gila National Forest. The route offers secluded dirt pullouts tucked into the quiet ponderosa pines, with access suitable for most vehicle types in dry weather.
South Fork Campground Entrance Road
A scenic corridor along the Gila National Forest road leading to the South Fork Campground area, offering options for dispersed camping.
South Fork Negrito Campground
A quiet, primitive US Forest Service campground located along Reserve Beaverhead Road in the Gila National Forest, offering a rustic forest setting near the South Fork of Negrito Creek.
South Negrito Airstrip Access
Dispersed camping options along South Negrito Airstrip Access within the Gila National Forest. The road is a native material dirt road suitable for most vehicles, offering access to quiet, wooded sites.
Spring Mountain Dispersed Camping
A quiet, remote walk-in camping spot located near Spring Mountain within the Gila National Forest.
Stout Mesa Forest Road
A quiet Gila National Forest road corridor on Stout Mesa offering peaceful dispersed camping opportunities under the pine canopy.
Su Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Su Canyon within the Gila National Forest. The native dirt road is accessible to most vehicles and offers quiet, wooded camping options near Reserve, New Mexico.
T Bar Can & Forest Spur Dispersed
Deep in the Gila National Forest near Reserve, T Bar Can and its adjacent forest spurs offer remote dispersed camping on native dirt roads. These sites are located in quiet pine and oak woodlands, ideal for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
Tep North Road Dispersed
A remote forest road offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Gila National Forest. The route features a native dirt surface and wind-swept pine areas, providing quiet and isolated camping opportunities near scenic natural landmarks.
Three Tank Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along Three Tank Road within the Gila National Forest, offering primitive forest camping in a quiet woodland environment. This native-surface route is open to all vehicle types under dry conditions.
Toriette Lake Road Dispersed
Toriette Lake Road offers pleasant dispersed camping opportunities within the Gila National Forest. The dirt road is accessible to most vehicles and provides access to several quiet, forested campsites.
Underwood Lake Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Gila National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities with great peace and quiet.
Upper Blue Campground
A remote developed Forest Service campground located along the scenic Blue River. Features several sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet, situated below towering canyon cliffs.
Upper Govina Canyon Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along Upper Govina Canyon road within Gila National Forest. This area offers quiet forest settings with ample space for various rig types.
Valle Tio Vinces Campground
Valle Tio Vinces Campground is a primitive, free U.S. Forest Service campground located in the Gila National Forest. Tucked away in a peaceful ponderosa pine forest, this quiet spot offers a handful of basic campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, making it an excellent base for exploring the surrounding wilderness.
Walk In The Past Road Dispersed
Located within the Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico, Walk In The Past Road offers dispersed camping corridors surrounded by scenic pine forest. The route consists of native dirt and is accessible to a wide variety of vehicles, making it a peaceful and remote forest destination.
Water Canyon Tank Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along the Water Canyon Tank forest road in the Gila National Forest. The native material dirt road winds through pine woodlands near the Long Canyon Mountains, offering flat pull-offs suitable for standard vehicles and mid-sized rigs.
White Rocks Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along White Rocks road in Gila National Forest. The route features a native material dirt surface that winds through wooded terrain, offering peaceful, primitive camping spots.
White Rocks Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest corridor offering primitive dispersed camping within the Gila National Forest, just outside Reserve, New Mexico. The main dirt road and its connecting forest spurs provide several flat, quiet clearings suited for dry camping amidst mature pine trees. Accessible by standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions, this area offers excellent seclusion and a peaceful natural setting.
Willow Creek Campground
A small, remote developed campground situated next to Willow Creek in the heart of the Gila Wilderness. Excellent base camp for hiking nearby trails.
Willow Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Willow Creek in the Gila National Forest. Offers primitive pull-offs shaded by pines near the creek, ideal for self-contained rigs looking for privacy away from the developed campground.
Willow Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Gila National Forest, offering roadside dispersed camping with access for passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Willow Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Willow Spring forest road in the Gila National Forest. The route offers several pullouts among the pines.
Wilson Canyon Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Wilson Canyon within the Gila National Forest. The road winds through native forest terrain, offering easy access to remote pull-offs ideal for those seeking wilderness solitude.
WS Mountain Trailhead
A simple trailhead parking area providing direct access to the WS Mountain Trail and the surrounding Blue Range Wilderness. Suitable for self-contained vehicles.
Y Canyon Well Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along the Y Canyon Well road in Gila National Forest. The area features a native dirt surface set amidst scenic wooded surroundings.
Y Ranch Road (BLM 2204)
A dispersed camping corridor running along Y Ranch Road (BLM 2204) in Catron County near Reserve, New Mexico. The route traverses scenic public lands offering open spaces with minimal development, ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful boondocking experience.