Get Away From It All At This Remote And Beautiful Campground In New Mexico

Spending time in nature away from civilization is almost a necessity at times. It allows our minds and bodies to rest and recharge as we enjoy some peace and quiet, breathe in fresh air, and devoid ourselves of any and all distractions. One of the best ways to get away from it all is to spend time at a remote campground in New Mexico, and I found one you're going to like.

Located between the Questa River and the Red River in the depths of Carson National Forest, Columbine Campground sits at an elevation of 7,900 feet and offers a serene camping experience.

At the campground, there are only 27 sites. The nightly fee is $22 for either a standard non-electric RV site or a tent site.

Peak season is between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends and reservations must be made if you plan on camping within this timeframe. Otherwise, sites are first-come, first-served in the off-season.

Running right by Columbine Campground is the Red River. Just imagine going to sleep with the sound of flowing water — no sound machine needed! Falling asleep to the sounds of nature is the kind of peace we all need from time to time.

The campground is also conveniently located by a trailhead you can take into the Columbine-Hondo Wilderness area for a day hike. It's such a beautiful area to explore!

So, make plans to set up a campsite at Columbine Campground, tent, sleeping bags, camping chairs, and all!

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Are you ready to pitch a tent at this remote campground in New Mexico? Where is your favorite place to camp? Let us know! To learn more about Columbine Campground, visit the U.S. Forest Service website. To reserve a campsite, visit Recreation.gov.

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