Apache Creek Campground

This is a no-frills, but gorgeous campground in one of the prettiest areas of New Mexico. Easy access, right off the highway. Make sure your batteries are charged, because the towering ponderosa pines will limit your solar exposure.

I stayed here one night. It is in a quite remote location. I had zero cell phone service during my stay. Campsites are large and laid out in such a way that each site has privacy. It does not feel like an RV parking lot. Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. Some have a rustic log bench. There is no camp host at this campground. Someone is cleaning the restroom though, so that's good. Restroom had toilet paper too. Campground was very clean and peaceful, with lots of trees.

Beautiful campground, tucked away between the mountains. Even with the drought everywhere, there was water in the nearby Creek. Lots of room and spacious spots with picnic table and fire pit. There's restrooms, but no water. No phone signal

A quiet, pretty campground with wide open spaces and towering pines that provide strategic shade. The sites are far apart, easy to pull into and are great for tent (there are no tent pads) or smaller RV camping. Each campsite has a fire ring, log bench, and new picnic tables that have an extension for camp stoves. 3 of the 10 sites have Gazebos. The roads leading to the campground should hold up in the rain but the actual campground roads could become a quagmire. The sole pit toilet was well stocked and reasonably clean. The only real negative are the mosquitoes. Located along the Tularosa River, which in spots appears more to be a swamp, the area is prime breeding ground for mosquitoes. Add to that all the standing water from the monsoon rains and I was having flashbacks to Florid

Beautiful campground. I had a very eery experience camping here alone with my dog 5 years ago. Something was watching me, and my dog was going absolutely nuts at 3AM but nothing was there.