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Located just outside of the Manzano Mountain Wilderness in the Mountainair Ranger District sits Fourth of July Campground. Here, at the mouth of Tajique Canyon, visitors come to see the largest stand of Bigtooth Maples in New Mexico and enjoy the wooded campground and nearby trails. Areas across New Mexico are set to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday. Several events are set to kick off early Friday, July 4.Below is a list of Fourth of July events happening around the state Camping at Baca Campground This camp was used as a Civilian Conservation Corps camp during the 1930’s and has since been a popular place for hunters. There is a nearby spring to the east that may sometimes provide water. Otherwise, it’s purely a primitive camping area. Planning a 4th of July camping trip in New Mexico is an excellent way to celebrate Independence Day in style. With its stunning landscapes, diverse campgrounds, and abundant activities, New Mexico offers an unforgettable experience for all. The direct and official information for Baca Campground in Ruidoso, New Mexico. This includes the Official website, phone number, location map, reviews and photos. The Lincoln National Forest manages 1.1 million acres with two wilderness areas and three major mountain ranges. It is also Smokey Bear's home forest. Fourth of July Campground in Cibola National Forest, Estancia New Mexico. See 3 traveler reviews, 43 photos and blog posts The Fourth of July Canyon Campground is found in the Cibola National Forest just east and south of Albuquerque, in the Manzano Mountains. The area is beautiful at any time of the year and is a popular campground during the warm season. But in the fall, Fourth of July Canyon is a magnet for those looking for the deep reds and oranges associated with fall. Baca Campground located at , Lincoln, NM 88338 - reviews, ratings, hours, phone number, directions, and more. Thinking of camping at Fourth of July Campground in Cibola National Forest, NM? See campsite availability, read camper reviews, and discover more incredible campsites nearby. The Albuquerque Trailhead provides parking for access to the Albuquerque Trail which begins at Forest Road 55 and ends at the junction with Fourth Of July Trail. Explore New Mexico's best 4th of July celebrations in 2025! From Albuquerque's massive Freedom 4th Festival to Red River's Christmas in July parade, discover fireworks shows, parades, and family festivals across the state. Fourth of July Campground at Cibola National Forest, New Mexico, United States Approximately 10 miles east of the village of Capitan on US 380, turn left on Forest Road 57 and proceed about 7 miles. The Baca area is on the north (left) side of Forest Road 57. Fourth of July Campground is a Forest Service campground located in Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands. It is open for day use or overnight camping from April to November. Fourth of July Campground Campground and Picnic Area This site is open for day use or overnight camping. No water available. PLEASE NOTE: Tents and pop-up campers ONLY. Site will not accomidate larger recreational vehicles. Baca Campground in Lincoln National Forest, Lincoln New Mexico. See 23 traveler reviews, 64 photos and blog posts Baca Campground is located in New Mexico, surrounded by flat terrain with sparse vegetation. Temperatures can range from 30°F in winter to 90°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Capitan Mountains and the historic town of Lincoln. As the fireworks light up the sky and the smell of burgers fills the air, there’s no better way to celebrate July 4th than gathering with family and friends at a private campground or RV park. While state and national parks can often be busy or fully booked, these private spots offer a nostalgic camping Celebrate red, white and blue in Albuquerque over Fourth of July weekend. With baseball, live music and fireworks, you can find the perfect way to spend Independence Day weekend. Please note: The state of New Mexico experiences extreme fire danger in the summer. The sale and use of fireworks is subject to change, and may be banned in certain areas of the state. Events are subject to change due
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