U.S. Forest Service

Fourth of July Campground

Campsite in the treesPhoto · Christopher Nichols
Not publishedStatus
ReservableAccess
19Sites

The place

Located just outside of the Manzano Mountain Wilderness in the Mountainair Ranger District sits Fourth of July Campground. Here, at the mouth of Tajique Canyon, visitors come to see the largest stand of Bigtooth Maples in New Mexico and enjoy the wooded campground and nearby trails. The campground has a mix of first come first served sites as well as reservable sites. The Albuquerque Trail, Crimson Maple Trail, and Fourth of July Trail are easily accessed from the campground and offer recreation opportunities. Keep reading

Recreation Birding, hiking, and horse riding are popular activities in and around the Fourth of July area. Natural Features Many sites and communal areas offer shade from the various maple trees that turn bright oranges and reds in the autumn months.

The sites · 19

LoopSiteTypeMax rigElectricADA
Gallo1standard nonelectric
Gallo10standard nonelectric
Gallo11standard nonelectric
Gallo12standard nonelectric
Gallo2standard nonelectric
Gallo3standard nonelectric
Gallo4standard nonelectric
Gallo5standard nonelectric
Gallo6standard nonelectric
Gallo7standard nonelectric
Gallo8standard nonelectric
Gallo9standard nonelectric
HostHoststandard nonelectric
Mosca13standard nonelectric
Mosca14standard nonelectric
Mosca15standard nonelectric
Mosca16standard nonelectric
Mosca17standard nonelectric
S&PStandard S&Pmanagement

Booking

183 daysBooking window before arrival

Recreation.gov default: most campsites can be booked six months prior to arrival date. Most campgrounds go on sale at 7am PT / 8am MT / 10am ET, but not always; check the facility Seasons and Fees tab. Some locations also offer shorter supplemental booking windows.

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