Luna lures RVers into New Mexico's untamed Gila National Forest. Camp at Head of the Ditch Campground, the only park in our directory. Fish the Gila River, hike remote trails, chase elk in vast wilderness right from your site.
Tucked in Catron County's rugged terrain, Luna anchors the edge of the Gila Wilderness, America's first designated wilderness area. Anglers hook trout along the San Francisco River just minutes away. Hikers summit the Mogollon Mountains' steep paths. Locals gather for the annual Luna Rodeo, a dusty celebration of ranch life under wide skies.
Head of the Ditch Campground bases groups, pet lovers, and big rig drivers. Large parties claim group sites for communal fires. Dogs romp on leashes across pet-friendly grounds. Massive RVs slide into pull-through spots without hassle, launching you toward forest adventures.
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Luna shines as a gateway to the Gila Wilderness and National Forest. Anglers target trout in the San Francisco River. Hikers explore Mogollon Mountain trails. Hunters track elk during season. This remote spot draws solitude seekers year-round, far from crowded parks.
Yes, Head of the Ditch Campground allows pets on leashes. Dogs enjoy open spaces near Gila trails. Owners must clean up and control animals at all times. This setup suits traveling pet families perfectly.