Cowles Campground, located in Tererro, NM 87573, is a picturesque campground that offers a serene and enjoyable outdoor experience. As part of the "Campgrounds & RV Parks" category, it provides a natural setting for tent camping, fishing, and picnicking.
Customer reviews consistently highlight the campground's beautiful setting, featuring a lovely stream and areas suitable for fishing. The campground is particularly well-suited for tent camping, offering a variety of site options.
Some sites feature open adobe huts with fire pits inside, providing a unique and sheltered camping experience. Other sites offer traditional fire pits and picnic tables, catering to different camping preferences.
The campground is praised for its exceptionally clean bathrooms, which is a significant plus for many campers. However, it is noted that the campground can be quite crowded on weekends, making it less suitable for those seeking privacy.
Cowles Campground is ideal for picnics and socializing, offering a communal atmosphere where campers can interact and enjoy the outdoors together. The combination of natural beauty, clean facilities, and communal spaces makes it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Cowles Campground offers a picturesque campground with a stream and fishing. Located in Tererro, NM 87573.
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Nice camping spot with a lovely stream and areas for fishing!
The campground was picturesque and perfect for tenting. It had open Adobe huts with fire pits inside. In other lots there was a fire pit and a picnic table. The bathroom was the cleanest I have ever seen. If your looking for privacy it's not the place to camp. Its constantly packed on the weekends. It's perfect for picnics and socializing with other campers.
Beautiful hike from Cowles Campground to Stewart Lake. We were turned around by deep snow on the north slope as it warmed. Would recommend taking snow shoes for the last mile of the hike. Some of the trail was icey in shady areas. If it continues to warm the trail maybe passable without snow shoes.
Great place to go during winter. Very quiet and easily accessible.
I'm a local so my review may be a bit biased but you'd be hard pressed to find a prettier place to camp and hike. The Pecos wilderness is unbelievably beautiful and magical.