Nestled in the beautiful landscapes of southern New Mexico, Aguirre Spring Campground offers a unique outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts. Located along Aguirre Springs Road in Las Cruces, this campground provides a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and accessibility to outdoor activities. Whether you're an avid hiker, a family looking for adventure, or a solo camper seeking peace, Aguirre Spring Campground has something for everyone.
The campground is situated in a stunning area with jagged mountain peaks and desert vistas, providing breathtaking views from every campsite. It's a haven for nature lovers, offering over 50 tent-only campsites with ample space and proximity to pit toilets. While there are no water or power hookups, the basic amenities ensure a comfortable stay. The campground is also close to the Pine Loop Trailhead, offering miles of rugged hiking through diverse landscapes.
Aguirre Spring Campground is a favorite among campers for its affordability and serene environment. The winding road leading to the campground offers spectacular views, making the journey part of the adventure. Many visitors praise the lack of crowds, allowing for a truly peaceful camping experience.
Customers love Aguirre Spring Campground for its stunning scenery and quiet atmosphere. Here are some highlights from their reviews:
Whether you're looking for an adventurous hike or a relaxing getaway, Aguirre Spring Campground provides the perfect backdrop for your next outdoor adventure.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Paid parking lot
Dogs allowed
One of my favorite campgrounds. Incredible scenery with jagged peaks on one side and a desert vista on the other. Each tent site has plenty of space and is near pit toilets. No showers, water at the ranger station before the road split. Located within walking distance of the Pine Loop Trailhead—six miles of ruggedly fantastic hiking that ascends through juniper oak woodland up into Ponderosa pine forest and back. I was there in late June and hardly saw anyone!
One of the most beautiful campgrounds I've stayed at in years. You get to the campground by traveling up a very wind-y road, which might be difficult for some trailers. But the views the whole drive up are spectacular and the road is paved and very well maintained. The campground costs $7 a night and you need either cash or check. There are over 50 campsites and when I was there it was only about a third full. Each campsite has a covered picnic table and its own gravel parking spot. There's no water or power, but there are pit toilets that are relatively clean. But the most wonderful thing about this campground was absolutely the views. You sleep beneath the stunning craggy mountain range and overlook the plains far below. Highly recommend.
Nice campsites with grills and fire pits. Bring your own supplies and pack out your trash too. It's quite during the week and loud on the weekend. Great hikes to enjoy. Get to the top early in the morning.
Cool campground. There's a long winding road to get to the campsites. I believe they were $5 a day for the site plus $7 for your vehicle. Great views all around plus there are some awesome hiking trails. This is also a great spot for a day trip with small shelters on each site along with a picnic table.
This is always our campground stop in NM when we go on roadtrips. Beautiful view especially at night.