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Route 66 Skyview Camp

Hosted by Craig · Moriarty, New Mexico

2 sites · RV, Tent · 2 acres

90%

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5 reviews

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Welcome to Route 66 Skyview Camp, where the essence of the open road meets the boundless beauty of New Mexico's landscape. Situated just off I-40 in New Mexico, before reaching Albuquerque in the westward direction, our campsite offers a serene retreat from the daily hustle and bustle. Positioned directly along the historic Route 66, our camp boasts two expansive one-acre campsites, tailor-made for #vanlife enthusiasts seeking a connection with nature while immersing themselves in the art of boondocking. Set off on a celestial voyage, tracing the stars like a wandering cowboy beneath the vast expanse of the open sky. We'll even refund up to $5 when you share your picturesque camping photos! Check out our Drone Video of Camp: youtube/@Route66SkyviewCamp Campsite Highlights: Remote ambiance with proximity to numerous attractions Perfect for self-sufficient van-life adventurers or primitive camping enthusiasts Each campsite offers a generous one-acre expanse No electricity or restroom facilities, just pure, untouched nature Attractions and Distances: 15 minutes (or less) from various gas stations, water sources, restaurants, and stores 17 minutes (13.5 miles) to a FREE RV dump station 44 minutes (41.5 miles) from Skate-O-Mania, featured in Netflix's Stranger Things 47 minutes (36.8 miles) to hiking at the Ancestral Pueblo source of salt 52 min (50.3 miles) from the I-40 and I-25 junction in Albuquerque 59 min (55.6 miles) from Petroglyph National Monument 1 hr 9 min (62.6 miles) from the Santa Fe Plaza

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90% Recommend5 Ratings · 5 reviews

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· June 2025

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Bison Pasture (B)

The pictures on the listing don't do this place justice. Beautiful location. I followed the GPS coordinates to find the spot and easily found my camp. This is the west and there are plants that will get you, so if you're tent camping, you better get there before sun down to clear a site. I was in the bed of my truck so had no worries. I'd recommend if you're traveling along the 40 and need a camp near Albuquerque.

Glenn C.

2 reviews

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· May 2025

Simply the best!!!🤓

5 m car ·

Bison Pasture (B)

Craig is undeniably thee greatest host ever n than sum!!!!🤓 im awkward AF and he got me right to the spot!!!! Hands down the best, if USA government needed to give out millions to individuals, each and every person that’s on here is exactly where I’d atleast start it. Each and everyone is just a notch above the rest and out of em all, this guy right here Is Top Dog Number 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Woot woot 🤓

Sean M.

5 reviews

Mixed feelings

· December 2024

Tent ·

Cactus Bloom (C)

This campsite is the bare minimum when it comes to camping. It was a nice reprieve from our travels and close to the interstate, but there wasn’t much level ground to pitch a tent on. It was hard to find. I definitely recommend following the instructions to a T and arriving after dark is almost impossible to find the campsite. It’s good for its price.

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Anisa H.

2 reviews

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· September 2024

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Bison Pasture (B)

Super easy to find, just off the freeway, but far enough to where you don’t have to hear any traffic. Very secluded. I should’ve late and couldn’t find any spots that were already cleared out for brush, so if there was some, that’s my fault. But that would be my only complaint is that there was brush everywhere everywhere, start Thistle and pokey stuff.

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Tanner J.

2 reviews

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· May 2024

Wonderful Open Spot!

Tent ·

Bison Pasture (B)

Reason rates, easy access off I-40 with great views!

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Sylvia M.

1 year on Hipcamp