San Antonio Riverine Park

This so called "park" looks like it was abandoned years ago. A few concrete picnic tables are all that remain along with 6 spots to boondock. However it is free to camp here. Just beware of the steep road down to the campgrounds as well as low hanging overhead tree limbs.

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.

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.

Lots of trees. Concrete picnic tables on slabs. Firepits and BBQ. Six or more spaced out flat sites. Rustic undergrowth. Dirt roadway and steep but short entry. No signage so don't know how long you can stay. However it is free dispersed camping.