Pietown Free Camping, located near the small town of Pie Town, New Mexico, offers a unique and authentic camping experience for those seeking a connection with nature and a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This area provides dispersed camping opportunities on public land, allowing visitors to choose their own secluded spot and immerse themselves in the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Camping Experience:
Pietown Free Camping offers a primitive camping experience, emphasizing self-sufficiency and a back-to-basics approach. Campers should be prepared to bring all necessary supplies, including water, food, and camping gear. The camping experience here is defined by:
Activities and Attractions:
Pietown Free Camping's location offers access to a variety of activities and attractions:
Promotional Information:
Escape to the tranquility of free camping near Pie Town and experience the beauty of the New Mexico landscape. This area is perfect for those seeking a peaceful and authentic camping experience. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of this unique destination.
Additional Details:
Pietown Free Camping is a primitive camping area with no amenities. Campers should be fully self-sufficient and prepared for the challenges of dispersed camping. It is crucial to practice Leave No Trace principles, ensuring the preservation of this pristine environment for future generations.
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Lots of dispensed camp sites. Dirt roads are a little rough and many low hanging branches can be a hazard. Otherwise a nice free campsite either a 7-day limit.
Cool area, a little dirty. Obviously some of the users aren’t familiar with “leave no trace”, but for a free campground I can’t complain. I gathered firewood off the ground. The dirt is pretty loose getting in, so be prepared if you’re on a motorcycle. You could walk to The Gathering Place for pie and food
Awesome place to stop. Came in during the night. Hosed the mud off my bike, took a shower, and camped at free camping. Next morning had an awesome breakfast burrito ans New Mexico apple pie at Does and Bucks.
Great spot, we did an overnight stay and it was very peaceful. There are a lot of low branches where we did manage to take a chunk out of our Travel Trailer though, AND we had a blow out! The Sand path is uneven and I wouldn’t say easy to navigate a spot, but with patience and maybe a walk around before committing with a bigger rig it’s a great spot! Don’t let me scare you though as it is an awesome spot, and the pie is delicious!
Pietown Free Camping Remote, quaint, primitive. Very dark and quiet. No services. The only store was closed when we were there. Sunday to Monday June 19. A bathroom is there, but very dirty. Water available, mostly level spots. We set up our nite perimeter cameras and didn't see any wildlife or vagrants. Would stay again. Great place with dogs away from people.