I stayed on the Taos plateau side. Wonderful and almost no people. You can get to the same area on highway 522 to get to the canyon, or enter from highway 64 (also called John Dunn Bridge Road) and go through the plateau. Quite a few turnarounds...
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The site is not marked, but it’s on the other side of the highway from the rest area. I was there all by myself. Some of the sites have fire pits. Not too much noise from the highway. Roads are a little rough, but you can stay overnight at the...
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I’ve stayed here before. It’s a great stopover, but be careful out on the BLM land because you can get stuck in the sand fairly easily. This time I want to just stay in the rest area parking lot. Not too noisy since after 10 o’clock there’s not...
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Nightly Rate: $35.00
Seems to be an older campground, the sites are pretty closely packed, but there is some bushes for privacy between them. Seems like a lot of full-time residents live there. Considering the number of people, it was very quiet. Owners are very...
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Good location and the camp host is awesome! On the east side of the lake with the ocean just west. You can hear the rumble of the ocean at all times so if you have trouble sleeping, this might not be the place for you. Sometimes it sounds a lot...
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Stayed three nights. Sites are close together, but it’s also quiet. The park is very strict about no noise after 10 PM. Overall, a very pleasant experience. Will return again.
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"Two ways to (mostly) get there"
"Confusing To Find, But A Great Overnight"
"Older Campground But Good"