New Mexico Glamping Tipis
Quick Facts
Why Tres Piedras & Carson National Forest
Tres Piedras sits about 30 miles northwest of Taos at roughly 8,000 feet elevation, adjacent to Carson National Forest and a genuine hub for beginner-friendly rock climbing on granite and conglomerate walls. The area is home to the famous Earthship Biotecture community, a fully off-grid settlement of homes built from recycled tires, glass bottles, and passive solar technology across more than 300 acres.
New Mexico Glamping Tipis is a genuinely peaceful ranch stay with real tipis and a warm pellet stove for cold nights — fishing and canoeing right on the property make this a strong pick for a slower, activity-light New Mexico getaway.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Tres Piedras, adjacent to Carson National Forest
- Setting: Genuinely peaceful ranch, 8,000 feet elevation
- Site type: Tipis, ranch
- Amenities: 18-foot tipis with pellet stove heating, fishing and canoeing on the ranch, cornhole and lawn games
- Recreation: Fishing and water activities
Pro Tips for Booking
Fish or canoe right on the property. Both are genuinely available without needing to drive anywhere.
Visit Earthship Biotecture. This famous off-grid community, built from recycled materials across more than 300 acres, is a genuinely unique architectural tour.
Try rock climbing at Tres Piedras. It’s known as a beginner-friendly spot with pristine granite and conglomerate walls.
What to Do Around Here
- Fishing and canoeing right on the ranch
- Earthship Biotecture, an off-grid architectural community
- Rock climbing at Tres Piedras, beginner-friendly walls
- Cornhole and lawn games on the property
- A scenic drive into Taos, about 30 miles away
