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Geology enthusiasts and hikers choose Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano for its self-guided trails to a perpetual ice cave and dormant volcano. The park sits on the Continental Divide in San Rafael, New Mexico, steps from ancient lava flows and old-growth pines. Campers pay $15 to $40 per night on pet-friendly, big rig sites with WiFi.
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Write a ReviewNo, Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano does not offer full hookups. Data shows no electric, water, or sewer connections, and no 30-amp or 50-amp service listed. Campers use dry camping or seek dump stations nearby. Pull-through and back-in sites remain unknown.
Yes, Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano welcomes pets. No size or breed restrictions noted. Keep dogs leashed on trails and around lava fields. No dog park available, but ample space for walks near the Continental Divide.
Sites cost $15 to $40 per night. Prices cover basic dry camping access near the trails and trading post. Reservations help during open season starting March 1; call ahead as total sites count stays unknown.
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