Juniper Campground, located in Pueblo de Cochiti, Cochiti Lake, NM 87083, offers a camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This campground is known for its scenic views, particularly for sunrises and sunsets, and is primarily geared towards RV camping.
Based on customer reviews, Juniper Campground offers:
However, visitors should be aware of the following limitations:
The campground's location within the Pueblo de Cochiti offers a unique cultural and natural setting. The provided phone number, (505) 465-0307, and mobile number, +1 505-465-0307, allow potential visitors to inquire about availability and specific site details.
For local users, Juniper Campground offers scenic views and RV-friendly sites. However, it is essential to note that tent camping is limited, and alternative loops closer to the lake may be more suitable for tent campers. It is recommended to contact the campground directly to inquire about site availability, specific amenities, and any potential regulations related to camping on Cochiti Pueblo lands. The campground's cleanliness and friendly staff are positive features, but the age of the facilities and site limitations should be considered when planning a trip.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great view...for sun rises and sunsets. some covered picnic tables, some not. Some really small sites. Need long hose for water hook up. Juniper campground sites look like the older part of the camping area. Older bathhouse.
Juniper loop is mostly unsuitable for tent camping (there were only a handful of sites that you could pitch a tent). If like us you are a tent camper choose a different loop closer to the lake, there were some better spots down there. Unfortunately we were unable to set up, and we ended up leaving. Still gave it 4 stars, because it is clean, friendly staff, and a beautiful area. Just not suited to our camping needs.
Careful following your GPS here, some of the Reservation lands are closed to the public! We try to avoid interstates to help support local businesses and see things missed driving the highway, we were forced to turn around because a sign was knocked over probably from the wind, they will NOT! let you through to turn around even if you are towing a camper, we almost got stuck trying to turn a 40' camper around in the sand. The maps getting to the lake can be confusing. Some sites have shared water, some have only electricity, some are completely dry with no water or power. Junipers sites on the outer edge have no water, some have covered tables. I would suggest having enough water for your stay. There are 2 dump stations I have found maybe more? There are several campgrounds here we only stayed at Juniper, there is a small town nearby with fuel (expensive) a Laundrymat (Very Affordable) and a small convenience store.
Nice place to stay. We came to area for a wedding. Nice place up in the hills. Nice size lake.