ARIELLA R
October 15, 2022
My only suggestion would be to mark the group shelters more clearly. Also, better pics showing the available tent sites for the group shelters would be helpful. Had a great time!
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731 reviews
Valley of Fires Recreation Area offers a unique and beautiful setting with well-maintained campsites, stunning views of lava flows and mountains, and clean facilities including hot showers. Reviewers praised the cleanliness of the park, the helpful camp host, and the informative trails. Some concerns were raised about restroom accessibility and site leveling, but overall, visitors expressed a strong desire to return and explore this tranquil location further.
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October 15, 2022
My only suggestion would be to mark the group shelters more clearly. Also, better pics showing the available tent sites for the group shelters would be helpful. Had a great time!
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October 14, 2022 Stayed at: Site 15, Loop: Valley of Fires
Very good campsites both hookup and not. Trail through lava field is a must. Dark sky with amazing stars. Always try to stay here on the way to AZ White Mountains. Also, very close for visiting Trinity Site if open and Petroglyphs near Tularosa.
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October 14, 2022 Stayed at: Site 15, Loop: Valley of Fires
Very good campsites both hookup and not. Trail through lava field is a must. Dark sky with amazing stars. Always try to stay here on the way to AZ White Mountains. Also, very close for visiting Trinity Site if open and Petroglyphs near Tularosa.
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October 13, 2022 Stayed at: Site 3, Loop: Valley of Fires
There was a problem with our reservation, another camper was already in our site, but the campground host (Daniel, I think) was very helpful and got us in a good site. The views are great, and the walking trail is well laid out, with very good signage. We would stop here again.
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October 13, 2022
Immaculate, peaceful, friendly. Unique landscape. Magic!
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October 13, 2022 Stayed at: Site 3, Loop: Valley of Fires
There was a problem with our reservation, another camper was already in our site, but the campground host (Daniel, I think) was very helpful and got us in a good site. The views are great, and the walking trail is well laid out, with very good signage. We would stop here again.
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October 13, 2022
Immaculate, peaceful, friendly. Unique landscape. Magic!
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October 11, 2022 Stayed at: Site 3, Loop: Valley of Fires
Booking a site was good, but after the reservations were made we learned that the site may need lots of leveling. It would be nice if we knew this before confirming the site.
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October 11, 2022 Stayed at: Site 3, Loop: Valley of Fires
Booking a site was good, but after the reservations were made we learned that the site may need lots of leveling. It would be nice if we knew this before confirming the site.
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October 8, 2022 Stayed at: Site 9, Loop: Valley of Fires
This is a hidden gem! It was peaceful and very relaxing. The walk was well-kept and easy to manipulate. We loved the table covers. The sites is sideways to take in all of the breathtaking views! We will be back! Our only sugestion would be to mow the grass around the campsites. The weeds were tall.
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6158 U.S. Highway 380, Carrizozo, NM 88301 United States
Elevation: 1,597 ft
Travel four miles west of the town of Carrizozo on U.S. Highway 380. Valley of Fires recreation area is on the left.
Valley of Fires Recreation Area is accessible via U.S. Highway 380, located four miles west of Carrizozo, NM.
Last updated: October 22, 2026