San Antonio Riverine Park Introduce
San Antonio Riverine Park, located in San Antonio, New Mexico, USA, offers free camping and boondocking opportunities along the Rio Grande. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this park provides a natural and accessible setting for campers seeking a primitive outdoor experience.
San Antonio Riverine Park offers the following features and services:
- Free Camping/Boondocking: The park offers free camping and boondocking.
- Rio Grande Access: The park provides easy access to the Rio Grande.
- Individual Camping Areas: The park features individual flat parking/camping areas.
- Fire Rings: Each camping area has fire rings.
- Picnic Tables: Each camping area has picnic tables.
- Easy Access for Large RVs: The first camping area is easily accessible for larger RVs and motorhomes.
- Walking Distance to Town: The park is within walking distance to town.
- Picnic Areas: The park is a great place for picnics.
Guests have praised San Antonio Riverine Park for its amazing free camping and boondocking opportunities. The easy access for larger RVs and motorhomes, along with the individual camping areas, fire rings, and picnic tables, make it a comfortable and convenient destination. The proximity to the Rio Grande and the town adds to its appeal. The park is suitable for both short picnics and longer stays. While other camping areas exist down the road, the first area is recommended for larger vehicles due to easier access.
San Antonio Riverine Park is ideal for individuals and groups seeking free camping and boondocking opportunities along the Rio Grande in San Antonio, NM. It is particularly suitable for those with larger RVs and motorhomes. Visitors can expect a natural and accessible setting with basic amenities.
For inquiries, further local investigation is required.
Address: San Antonio, NM 87832, USA
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely amazing Free camping / boondocking on the RioGrande ! Easy to navigate even in my 32ft motorhome. Individual flat parking/camping areas with fire rings and picnic tables. Just a short walk to the Rio Grande and an easy walk to town. I stayed 4 days in February and absolutely loved it. There are more camping areas down the road but the first area is where I would recommend if you have a larger rv or motorhome. The road to some of the other spots is pretty rough.
Great place for a picnic or to stay for a few days. Lots of places to camp or more primitive sites are around
Nice little spot with ample shade for boondocking. (No restrooms or amenities of any kind ~ must be self sufficient.) Note that the entrance is a sort of steep decline (and 90° turn). But I made it down fine with my 21’ long Sprinter while towing an extra 12’ of trailer (5x8 trailer, plus tongue). Very quiet, and the whisper of the cottonwood leaves is dreamy to fall asleep to…
A free site near Bosque Del Apache wildlife reserve. No bathrooms, water, trash cans and no fires of any kind (not even propane gas cook stoves). Perfect if you just want a free campsite - but you can hear cars near by. The site is on the n/s route of the geese, cranes and ducks flying to/from the BDAWR.
This was a great and much appreciated overnight after looking at the birds until dark. 25' Class C fit with ease. The "hill" is nothing to worry about unless maybe there's ice or snow. Thanksgiving night, one other camper, very quiet.
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