Campgrounds

There are 5 equestrian sites at this campground.

This is dispersed camping.

This is the campground you'll stay at to ride the Canyon of the Ancients. There are six equestrian sites at this campground.

This is dry camping in designated camping area. There is no water, but there is a stream nearby (500 ft) where you can pump water into containers if you run out.

Camping at Mesa County Fairgrounds and trailering out to the trailheads.

Camping at Picket Wire Trailhead offers peaceful, primitive sites with starry nights and curious cattle visitors. Horseback riding to the dinosaur tracks is a leisurely adventure through stunning canyons, revealing ancient wonders.

The Bisti Badlands (Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness) isn't in a city but is located in northwestern New Mexico, about 40 miles south of the city of Farmington, New Mexico, accessible via State Highway 371 and a gravel road. It's a remote, undeveloped wilderness area known for unique hoodoos and petrified wood. There is no designated camping site and you'll need to put up some sort of horse containment. The ground is too hard to drive in hot wire posts.