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History buffs and hikers choose Camp May for its fresh mountain air and ties to the Los Alamos Ranch School. The park hugs Pajarito Mountain in Los Alamos, close to Jemez trails and Bandelier National Monument. You snag a spot for $10 a night with drinking water on tap.
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Write a ReviewCamp May does not offer full hookups. Water hookups, electric service, and sewer connections stay unknown, along with 30-amp or 50-amp availability. Plan for primitive camping or contact Los Alamos County for updates. Pull-through and back-in sites also lack confirmation.
Yes, Camp May welcomes pets. No size or breed limits surface in records, but standard rules apply: keep dogs leashed at all times and pick up waste. No dog park exists, so use the open 27 acres responsibly during hikes and picnics.
Camp May costs $10 per night. This flat rate covers basic access to drinking water, campfires, and the 27-acre grounds for tents or RVs. Reservations through Los Alamos County prove wise in summer near Pajarito Mountain and local attractions.
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