Gila Monster Parking Area at | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- about 1 month ago
- GPS:
- 36.59719, -105.45712
- Altitude:
- 2853.4 masl
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
matugatu4x4
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- Natural Source
- Toilets:
- Yes
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- No
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- No
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Description
Gila Monster Parking area at ski resort (first one on the right when you enter the parking area).
$45 (includes tax) per night for ALL lots that allow overnight parking.
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Parking overnight is $45 plus tax. Just parking, no facilities. Public bathrooms up in ski resort. Can park for free in large flat turnout just before taos ski sign.
Report Check-InMy first time ever in TSV. Yes prices are steep but it is very convenient to have camping at a world class ski resort. despite what others have said, there are level spots, it's a short walk or shuttle to the lifts and there is trash and bathrooms. I'm sure if you're used to free camping it's a bummer to pay but it's also sweet that Taos still allows camping at all! keep it clean 👌
Report Check-InGreat spot - last weekend of ski season. $40/night for weekend night during 2023 ski season.
Spots are wide enough to fit two cars/vans/class Bs or Cs - easy enough to make a friend in the lot and split the fee.
Report Check-InThis was closed for season, so we pulled in at trailhead for Williams Lake as we climbedWheeler peak the following morning.
Report Check-InCamped at trailhead for Williams Lake as this parking lot camping was closed.
Report Check-InJust wanted to add that Taos now charges you the 28$ a night overnight fee even if you are not using one of the reserved spots and are in a lot that doesn't have signs prohibiting overnight parking. Don't know when they changed their policy but they are no longer friendly to staying overnight in their lots like they used to be. We didn't see any signs saying the fee applied to all their lots so just wanted to give the heads up to others.
Report Check-InTaos now charges you the overnight fee of $28 even if you are not in one of the reserved spots. We parked in a lot that had no "no overnight parking" signs and there were no signs stating that you still had to pay the fee if you weren't using a reserved spot. Real bummer, don't know when they changed their policy.
Report Check-InSweet little RV parking lot. 8 minute walk to lift. Pay/reserve spot online for $28. Spots large enough to accommodate two vans. Pottys and trash available. Town is pretty baren when it comes to supplies/gas/grocery so load up in advance my doods
Report Check-InFree self-contained camping in the parking lot. Not ideal but it’s quick, free and almost level.
Report Check-InFree boondocking for up to 7 days at the Tais Ski Valley Parking Lots. Great trails, flat Parking area, mountain stream. Good Verizon signal!
Report Check-InGila Monster Parking area at ski resort (first one on the right when you enter the parking area.
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