Birders chase sandhill cranes to San Antonio, New Mexico, home to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. Three RV parks start at $27 a night amid Rio Grande cottonwoods. Camp here for dawn flyovers and quiet trails that hook every wildlife lover.
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About San Antonio, New Mexico
San Antonio nestles along the Rio Grande in Socorro County. Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge draws 40,000 sandhill cranes each winter just minutes south. Festival of the Cranes packs the bosque with scopes and talks every November. Socorro's Plaza beckons nine miles north for green chile cheeseburgers. Very Large Array telescopes rise west on Plains of San Agustin for alien hunts.
Chupadero Mountain View RV Park pulls rugged explorers with hill vistas from $27 nightly. Bosque Birdwatchers RV Park fits twitchers perfectly; 50-amp power, dump station, pet policies, pull-throughs start at $28. San Antonio Bosque Park calls pet lovers to riverside pads under tall trees.
- Bosque del Apache Refuge sees 40,000 sandhill cranes winter nearby all three parks
- Bosque Birdwatchers RV Park delivers 50-amp hookups dump station pull-through sites
- All three parks welcome pets two explicitly pet-friendly with bosque access
- Chupadero Mountain View starts rates at $27/night for mountain panoramas
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