Nestled amid the breathtaking mountains near Alamogordo, New Mexico, our off-grid camping haven is a gateway to the untamed beauty of the desert. Campers can enjoy the serenity of nature while being just a stone's throw away from the Oliver Lee Memorial State Park, offering fantastic hiking opportunities. Whether you choose to pitch a tent or park your RV, our property is the perfect base for outdoor adventures, complemented by wildlife, mesmerizing sunsets, and the warmth of a campfire shared with friends.
This campsite offers stunning views of the mountains and night skies, providing a tranquil and secluded experience that many campers appreciate. However, reaching the site can be challenging due to the rough, narrow road, and the lack of signage makes night arrivals tricky. While most guests enjoy the quiet and natural beauty, there are concerns about the cleanliness of the toilet facilities. Overall, it's a great spot for those looking to escape into nature while still being relatively close to town.
I wanted to be out in the middle of the desert without being too far out. Perfect for that. Took my motorcycle in no problem but you need to be careful the last few hundred yards. Would go again in a heartbeat.
Easy to get to with 20' trailer. Far enough from the interstate to be quiet. but close enough for an easy overnight. Campsite & road was that kind of loose super fine dust that flies everywhere so don't make my mistake and make sure every car/trailer opening is closed. My dogs were covered in it too. But the stars and open views are priceless
Definitely arrive before dark! The road is SUPER bumpy getting in so be aware. Besides that the views of the mountains and stars were lovely. Very quiet!
This was a quiet stay and we appreciated our time here. The last bit of the road is pretty bumpy but manageable. Our biggest issue was that it was narrow and the thorny bushes scraped up the sides of our trailer. Apart from that, we’d come again.
Amazing view! Sunset was spectacular. Dirt road was pretty rough, but a pretty solid spot for the area. Picnic table was good to have too. Nice level spot. Definitely would recommend
There is very little signage, and it is almost impossible to find if arriving at night. A string of LEDs or something along the borders of the road would have been an enormous help.
The toilet was filled to the brim, and I refused to use it. It was truly disgusting. You would be better off disposing of it and not advertising toilets.
Honestly, I booked a week but left after 2 days because of the toilet.
Location
Boles Acres, Otero, New Mexico, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Mescalero Apache and Ndé Kónitsąąíí Gokíyaa (Lipan Apache) First Nations according to