In my backyard now, but 50 years ago we camped here on the ground no tent. We walked up that hill you filmed to the north, we happened upon a recent deer kill so we decided to head back to camp after circling around the trees where the kill was we came around to our initial path, we noticed bear tracks on top of our tracks; I was armed with a six shot .22 mag revolver which would have only made that bear more angry so we put it in high gear and got back to camp: bear in the area be careful!
Great video. We are heading down to New Mexico next week. No reservations, so it will be fun to find new places. This place looks awesome. I love to fish so pole is coming with.
Great video, as usual. I had no idea that there was another section to the state park campgrounds there. The two down by Terrero look like nothing but parking lots and didnt appeal to us at all. This one definitely needs some upgrades, no privacy between sites so you see and hear everything but maybe they will fix that as well as adding tables and fire rings. Thanks again!
Yea, I spoke to the Ranger too and he went into a little more detail about the upgrades but it’s a five year plan. Hopefully once it’s done all three will be a lot nicer. But yea the first two aren’t my favorites either. Thanks and take care!!!
Hey Guys! Found you through RobinT - treehugger! We are hoping to spend next winter in NM State Parks as we start our full-time travel adventures. Wow, this park looks gorgeous!! Between you guys and RobinT we should find all the info we need on the parks! Thanks!! 💙Terry and Terri
Thanks TerryX2!! This is why we do what we do, so that other folks can hopefully see new places to check out. There are several other campgrounds near this area and if you have watched Robin T’s videos you can see those. One being Jacks Creek campground. So yea keep checking us out and we will surely be posting more. We subscribed to your channel and look forward to checking out some of your adventures. Travel Safe!!!
@@triplejsadventures4896 Same here! We love giving people new ideas or places to go.... Definitely will be checking out more of the places you recommend. Thank you so much for visiting us and for your support!! It is greatly appreciated!!
We camped in Chama last September, thinking maybe go back or look for something else, I haven’t done camping without hook ups at least electric and water
@@triplejsadventures4896 we stayed at Rio Chama for 3 1/2 weeks it’s a hard drive from Lubbock my daughter won’t drive at all so if we go need to stop somewhere stay the night if you have any suggestions please let me know. Such a beautiful camp ground our dog loved it she watch the chipmunk made sure they were all secured at night.
So sad to see this. As a kid we would go every summer and it looked allot better undeveloped. Uncle Sam has to get you everywhere you go including our “Public Land”.
Yeah, I love camping on public land. The sad thing is that over the the last few years people haven’t been taking care of it and ruining the experience for the rest of us.
The road to Morphy Lake is steep and the website says no RVs above 18 ft. Pendaries RV resort is in the area and was nice when we stayed there(check out our video on it if you would like). Storrie Lake and Coyote Creek State Parks aren’t too far off. Also be aware last year the Hermits Peak fire damaged a lot of this area. Happy Travels!!
We were.there as well. First campers in the new park. The park service did what they could with the area. Glass all over and fire.rings by the ton to get rid of. The graffiti at the north end and the freaking cross. The covid stopped.them from ope ing. There are no sites for much more.than cars.camping. uneven etc. I hope they are able to get it done. Wildlife had it and turned it over to the state and the locals destroyed the place.
Yeah I remember how it used to be before the state took over but when we were there the state had done quite a good job in cleaning it up. The rangers were in and out all the time checking on things and in speaking to them, they said there was even plans of bringing in electricity. But we haven’t been back since then so not sure what, if anything has changed. Some time soon though I hope. Thanks for watching. Have a great day!
Hello Tiffany, while at this campground we brought water in 5 gallon refillable jugs. That’s what we usually do dry camping. As far as dumping our tanks we used a free dump station close to our home. However Santa Fe is 20/30 or so miles away and has places to dump. Hopefully soon the Park will add one but at the time we were there, they did not have one.
Mora was our favorite campsite for years. I was in Pecos fishing last weekend and wow, it looks like sh.t now that they have turned it into a pay zone, moved the boulders to limit vehicle access to one way in and that same way out. It is ridiculous what the government is willing to destroy for a dollar.
Will have to take your word for it, we never camped there until it was a SP. We definitely enjoyed our stay and would visit again. That whole area is beautiful.
Hello, at this campground I would suggest reaching out to the New Mexico State Parks. But there are other NF campgrounds in the area where you could tent camp. Dispersed areas as well.
It is an old BLM campground which wasn’t well cared for over the years. NM State Parks recently took over so plans are to make improvements such as utilities. The area is beautiful and it sits along a small river with some good fishing. We definitely enjoyed our stay.
In my backyard now, but 50 years ago we camped here on the ground no tent. We walked up that hill you filmed to the north, we happened upon a recent deer kill so we decided to head back to camp after circling around the trees where the kill was we came around to our initial path, we noticed bear tracks on top of our tracks; I was armed with a six shot .22 mag revolver which would have only made that bear more angry so we put it in high gear and got back to camp: bear in the area be careful!
Wow, thing’s definitely change over time. I’ve never seen bear but yes they are definitely there. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. We are heading down to New Mexico next week. No reservations, so it will be fun to find new places. This place looks awesome. I love to fish so pole is coming with.
Thank you, hope you enjoy your time here. Haven’t been there in a while but last time we were the fishing was decent.
Great video, as usual. I had no idea that there was another section to the state park campgrounds there. The two down by Terrero look like nothing but parking lots and didnt appeal to us at all. This one definitely needs some upgrades, no privacy between sites so you see and hear everything but maybe they will fix that as well as adding tables and fire rings. Thanks again!
Yea, I spoke to the Ranger too and he went into a little more detail about the upgrades but it’s a five year plan. Hopefully once it’s done all three will be a lot nicer. But yea the first two aren’t my favorites either. Thanks and take care!!!
Hey RobinT! Took your advice and checked these guys out. Love their NM park tours too. Thanks for the recommendation!
Thanks for sharing
Nicely done 🤙
Thank you!
Hey Guys! Found you through RobinT - treehugger! We are hoping to spend next winter in NM State Parks as we start our full-time travel adventures. Wow, this park looks gorgeous!! Between you guys and RobinT we should find all the info we need on the parks! Thanks!! 💙Terry and Terri
Thanks TerryX2!! This is why we do what we do, so that other folks can hopefully see new places to check out. There are several other campgrounds near this area and if you have watched Robin T’s videos you can see those. One being Jacks Creek campground. So yea keep checking us out and we will surely be posting more. We subscribed to your channel and look forward to checking out some of your adventures. Travel Safe!!!
@@triplejsadventures4896 Same here! We love giving people new ideas or places to go.... Definitely will be checking out more of the places you recommend. Thank you so much for visiting us and for your support!! It is greatly appreciated!!
We camped in Chama last September, thinking maybe go back or look for something else, I haven’t done camping without hook ups at least electric and water
There are some state parks near Chama with hook ups, El Vado and Heron Lake state parks. Then there is always RV parks in and around Chama.
@@triplejsadventures4896 we stayed at Rio Chama for 3 1/2 weeks it’s a hard drive from Lubbock my daughter won’t drive at all so if we go need to stop somewhere stay the night if you have any suggestions please let me know. Such a beautiful camp ground our dog loved it she watch the chipmunk made sure they were all secured at night.
Very nice thanks
Thank you so much for watching.
Nice.
@@tommackay7433 thank you
So sad to see this. As a kid we would go every summer and it looked allot better undeveloped. Uncle Sam has to get you everywhere you go including our “Public Land”.
Yeah, I love camping on public land. The sad thing is that over the the last few years people haven’t been taking care of it and ruining the experience for the rest of us.
Heading up towards morphs lake and mora area driving a 30 ft Rv and pulling a small car best place to park any Ideas
The road to Morphy Lake is steep and the website says no RVs above 18 ft. Pendaries RV resort is in the area and was nice when we stayed there(check out our video on it if you would like). Storrie Lake and Coyote Creek State Parks aren’t too far off. Also be aware last year the Hermits Peak fire damaged a lot of this area. Happy Travels!!
@@triplejsadventures4896
Thank you for the Information
We were.there as well. First campers in the new park. The park service did what they could with the area. Glass all over and fire.rings by the ton to get rid of. The graffiti at the north end and the freaking cross. The covid stopped.them from ope ing. There are no sites for much more.than cars.camping. uneven etc. I hope they are able to get it done. Wildlife had it and turned it over to the state and the locals destroyed the place.
Yeah I remember how it used to be before the state took over but when we were there the state had done quite a good job in cleaning it up. The rangers were in and out all the time checking on things and in speaking to them, they said there was even plans of bringing in electricity. But we haven’t been back since then so not sure what, if anything has changed. Some time soon though I hope. Thanks for watching. Have a great day!
How/where do you fill/dump your tanks?
Hello Tiffany, while at this campground we brought water in 5 gallon refillable jugs. That’s what we usually do dry camping. As far as dumping our tanks we used a free dump station close to our home. However Santa Fe is 20/30 or so miles away and has places to dump. Hopefully soon the Park will add one but at the time we were there, they did not have one.
Like your channel
Thank you so much!!!
Mora was our favorite campsite for years. I was in Pecos fishing last weekend and wow, it looks like sh.t now that they have turned it into a pay zone, moved the boulders to limit vehicle access to one way in and that same way out. It is ridiculous what the government is willing to destroy for a dollar.
Will have to take your word for it, we never camped there until it was a SP. We definitely enjoyed our stay and would visit again. That whole area is beautiful.
How do you get ahold of someone about tent camping there?
Hello, at this campground I would suggest reaching out to the New Mexico State Parks. But there are other NF campgrounds in the area where you could tent camp. Dispersed areas as well.
The campsites are too close together.
Maybe for some, but the area is beautiful. We always try to make it up that way as much as we can.
How many people do they allow per site?
I believe it is 7.
Anything to make more money now it’s all gated an u got to park in section now there telling us how to camp 🤷♂️the life we live in
Too many people there. I prefer to dry camp away from EVERYBODY!
You and your boyfriend shy?
@@xploration1437 yes, unlike you and your boyfriend doing it in the park in front of everybody kid!
looks like a glorified parking lot!
It is an old BLM campground which wasn’t well cared for over the years. NM State Parks recently took over so plans are to make improvements such as utilities. The area is beautiful and it sits along a small river with some good fishing. We definitely enjoyed our stay.