Red Cloud Campground Introduction

46 reviews

Cibola National Forest, Corona, NM 88318, USA
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Red Cloud Campground Introduce

Red Cloud Campground is a hidden gem nestled within the picturesque Cibola National Forest near Corona, NM. This charming campground offers a unique blend of nature's beauty and convenience for outdoor enthusiasts.

Set amidst rolling mountains and dense forests, Red Cloud provides an ideal setting for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The area boasts stunning natural vistas and opportunities for various activities including hiking, mountain biking, and 4x4 exploration.

Campers will appreciate the basic yet comfortable facilities such as fire pits and restrooms. The campground's remote location ensures a tranquil experience with minimal cell service, allowing visitors to disconnect and enjoy nature undisturbed.

Secluded environment with breathtaking mountain views
Perfect for hiking and exploring trails
Close proximity to Zuni Pueblo and other local attractions

Guests have praised the campground for its natural beauty and wildlife sightings, making it a favorite among nature lovers. Families and solo adventurers alike will find Red Cloud Campground an affordable and inviting option for their next outdoor adventure.

Location

New Mexico Lincoln County Corona

Customer Reviews

4.0

46 reviews

Scott McCrobie

Oct 09, 2024

Absolutely love this place. Plenty to see and numerous camp sites. Not many people and no cell service. A great place to get away from it all

Jeremy Meeks

May 10, 2018

Such an awesome little spot, right outside of Corona. Not too many camping spots unfortunately, but you don't have to worry about too many people being there. Amazing scenery and hiking/4x4ing. Drive up the road to the top of the mountain. A lot of cattle and other wildlife in these mountains. Great camping spots. Very nice and easy drive to the campsite.

Campbell Kraemer

Aug 29, 2022

Great little free campground, I visited in August and there was one other person here. The sites have nice deep fire pits that had built in grates to cook on and grates to keep the wood off the ground so you could make a fire even if the bottom of the pit was wet. I know it's typically used by hunters in the fall but it was a nice stop for me along my road trip to Austin.

Jenifer McIntosh

Apr 11, 2019

The roads are so well maintained. The views are amazing and the campground is nice, quiet, secluded and with beautiful trees all around.

Sally Mills

Jul 29, 2022

So beautiful. Quiet, relaxing. Very clean vault toilets. An easy drive from Belen.