Sapillo Campground, located near Silver City, New Mexico, provides a spacious and convenient camping experience for various types of campers. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this campground is particularly suitable for large RVs and group gatherings. Its proximity to the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) also makes it popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Sapillo Campground offers the following features and services:
However, it is important to be aware of the following potential limitations:
Guests have praised Sapillo Campground for its spacious sites, clean facilities, and convenient location. The well-maintained gravel road and proximity to the CDT are particularly appreciated by outdoor enthusiasts. The availability of a dumpster adds to the convenience of the campground. While the absence of hookups may be a consideration for some, the campground's overall appeal makes it a favorite among many campers.
Sapillo Campground is ideal for campers seeking a spacious and convenient camping experience near Silver City, NM. It is particularly suitable for large RVs, group gatherings, and hikers using the Continental Divide Trail. While the absence of hookups should be considered, the campground offers clean facilities and a well-maintained environment.
Address: Silver City, NM 88061, USA
Wheelchair accessible entrance
RV camping
Hiking
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
One of our favorite camping grounds. Plenty of room for large rvs or large parties. No hook ups but they have out houses.
My favorite campground in the area. The right turn into the campground is a little tight for some larger RVs, but we've seen almost every type here. The gravel road is well maintained and the proximity to the CDT is a bonus. The restrooms were clean and the dumpster was convenient.
Good camp not just for groups. Plenty of space for groups, no designated sites. Toilets but no water, fire pits but no tables. Trailhead for Continental Divide trail next to camp. This is a sparse Pine forest with plenty of shade, not so good for solar power.
Perfect campground if you're visiting with young children. This campground is the first of three when entering the Gila National Forest (approximately 9 miles away). We originally wanted to stay at Mesa because it overlooks Lake Robert's but there was a nightly 🌙 fee (cash or check only) which we didn't have and too high for young children to play. This campground had plenty of walking trails for those with young children. Best part it was FREE.
No water in the area, but not too far from Bear Dam Lake in Mimbres or Roberts Lake. Nice place for camping out, hiking, or a picnic.