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   Is Carson National Forest a good campground?

   • The lakes are great for kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddleboarding. If water sports aren’t for you, the campground offers easy access to the excellent hiking trails in Carson National Forest. The campground is rustic, with no drinking water available. “Definitely a commitment to get to these spots, but you’ll be rewarded.” – Mikki S.

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   Where to camp in Carson National Forest?

   • Between Tres Piedras and Tierra Amarilla, you’ll find Hopewell Lake. This man-made lake sits at nearly 10,000 feet and offers excellent fishing. The Hopewell Lake Campground gives campers convenient access to several trails within Carson National Forest. You can hike or ride horses, and the campground offers horse corrals and water troughs.

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   Where to stay in Carson National Forest?

   • You’ll have easy access to groceries, restaurants, and other city amenities when you stay at the Fawn Lakes Campground. Located just three miles out of town, you’ll still enjoy the peace and quiet you expect when going camping in Carson National Forest. The campground has a large number of amenities for a national forest site.

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   What to do in Carson National Forest?

   • The lakes are stocked with fresh trout several times a year; all you need to do is catch them. The lakes are great for kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddleboarding. If water sports aren’t for you, the campground offers easy access to the excellent hiking trails in Carson National Forest. The campground is rustic, with no drinking water available.

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2. www.fs.usda.gov › carson › recreationCarson National Forest - Camping & Cabins - US Forest Service

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   Find out how to camp on the Carson National Forest, including campgrounds, dispersed camping, group camping, and RV camping. Learn how to be bear aware and make reservations for some sites.

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   Comales Campground. Duran Canyon Campground. La Junta Canyon. La Sombra Campground. Las Petacas Campground. Santa Barbara Campground. Upper La Junta Campground. Canjilon Ranger District. Canjilon Lakes Campground.

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   • Hopewell Lake Campground. Between Tres Piedras and Tierra Amarilla, you’ll find Hopewell Lake. This man-made lake sits at nearly 10,000 feet and offers excellent fishing.
   • Trout Lakes Campground. Experience authentic nature at the Trout Lakes Campground in Carson National Forest. This campground offers 12 primitive campsites that are best suited for tent camping.
   • Lower Canjilon Lake Campground. You’ll be able to feast on tasty trout for dinner at Lower Canjilon Lake Campground. The lakes are stocked with fresh trout several times a year; all you need to do is catch them.
   • Agua Piedra Campground. Agua Piedra Campground is an oasis in the New Mexico desert. Nestled between Rio Puebla and Agua Piedra Creek in Carson National Forest, the campground is home to large trees and lush undergrowth.

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6. www.fs.usda.gov › activity › carsonCarson National Forest - Camping & Cabins:Dispersed Camping

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   Learn how to camp sustainably and safely in the National Forest. Find out the rules, fire restrictions, motor vehicle use maps and dispersed camping areas for each Ranger District.

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   Carson National Forest Camping: Campendium has 152 reviews of 85 Campgrounds in Carson National Forest.

8. www.recreation.gov › camping › campgroundsCimarron Campground, Carson National Forest - Recreation.gov

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   ONE camping unit ONLY. in person. Explore Cimarron Campground in Carson National Forest, New Mexico with Recreation.gov. Cimarron Campground is located in the scenic Valle Vidal within Carson National Forest in northern New Mexico, at an elevation of 9,300 feet. The sites are tuck.

9. www.recreation.gov › camping › campgroundsAgua Piedra Campground, Carson National Forest - Recreation.gov

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   Campground. Agua Piedra Campground. Carson National Forest Near Vadito, New Mexico. (62) No Service. Favorite. Reservation Rules. Agua Piedra, located in the Carson National Forest, is nestled near the Rio Pueblo and Agua Piedra Creek. The campground contains many shaded areas to camp, relax, and enjoy the outdoors. Campsite List. Seasons & Fees.