Buckhorn, New Mexico, lures RV travelers with its front-row seat to the Gila National Forest and trout-rich Gila River. One prime park awaits: Buckhorn RV Park, your base for wilderness hikes and saloon stories. Park here to chase adventures in this remote Southwest gem.
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Nestled along US Highway 180 in Grant County, Buckhorn draws anglers to the Gila River's pools teeming with native trout. Hikers tackle trails into the Gila Wilderness, where sheer cliffs hide ancient secrets. Stop at the Buckhorn Saloon for cold brews and tales from miners who scratched gold from Mogollon creeks long ago.
Buckhorn RV Park fits every traveler with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, hot showers, and nightly rates from $30 to $35. Fly fishers love its spot near the river; families hit forest paths from spacious sites. Solo explorers savor quiet nights under star-packed skies, steps from dirt roads into the wild.
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Buckhorn stands out as a gateway to Gila National Forest hikes and Gila River trout fishing. Ancient cliff dwellings beckon day trips, while the Buckhorn Saloon pours history in every pint. This speck on US 180 packs rugged Southwest thrills into tight trails and tall tales.
Buckhorn RV Park tops the list in our directory. Full 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and $30 to $35 nightly rates make it ideal. Park here on the edge of town for quick drives to Gila Wilderness trails and riverbanks.
Yes, Buckhorn RV Park provides 50-amp service alongside 30-amp options and showers. Rates run $30 to $35 per night, perfect for big rigs chasing forest adventures. Guests plug in easily near US 180 for power to run AC on hot days.