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New Mexico

womanofthehills

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7. Ojo Calliente hot springs has camping too

Reply to King_Klonopin (Reply #5)

Sun May 26, 2013, 12:34 AM

May 2013

with hookups but it's $20 a night. It has a great old hotel, cabins, and a huge swimming pool. The mineral pools - iron, soda, and arsenic run from lukewarm to very hot. My favorite thing to do at Ojo is cover myself in mud (mud buckets) and sunbathe. The river runs thru the property and there is a restaurant and spa - all in a rural setting.

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Favorite New Mexico State Park? [View all] pamela May 2013 OP

If you can travel just a bit more, consider Bandelier National Monument Warpy May 2013 #1

Thanks, we definitely want to go there eventually. pamela May 2013 #3

I agree with Warpy about Bandelier. likesmountains 52 May 2013 #2

Valley of Fires, Aztec marybourg May 2013 #4

Chaco Canyon !! King_Klonopin May 2013 #5

Ojo Calliente hot springs has camping too womanofthehills May 2013 #7

Villanueva is very beautiful womanofthehills May 2013 #6

Thank you! pamela May 2013 #8

I remember a couple of steep spots heading N. out of Villanueva Quixote1818 May 2013 #9

No, not yet. pamela May 2013 #10

I've always entered Villanueva from the south womanofthehills May 2013 #11

I wish we'd gone to Villanueva. pamela May 2013 #12

Is there a fire down your way? pamela Jun 2013 #13