Is electricity reliable at the campsite?

Yes, the site provides a stable electric hookup suitable for charging devices and running small appliances.

Are pets allowed at the campsite?

Pets are permitted but must be kept on leash and are subject to Ghost Ranch’s pet policies to protect local wildlife.

Is there access to potable water on site?

Yes, potable water stations are available nearby but it’s good to bring your own water supply as well.

Can I arrange tours or workshops during my stay?

Yes, Ghost Ranch offers various workshops and events, including during the Ghost Ranch Weekend; check the schedule for details.

Is Wi-Fi available at the campsite?

Wi-Fi access is limited or unavailable at the campsite to preserve the natural experience.

What should I do in case of an emergency?

Ghost Ranch staff are available onsite, and emergency procedures are clearly posted; cell service may be spotty, so plan accordingly.

Electric Campsite Experience at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu | Events | Lodging

Discover the unique charm of the Campsite Site with Electric Only amenities at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico. This private outdoor adventure offers a perfect blend of comfort and nature, allowing guests to enjoy the great outdoors without sacrificing essential modern conveniences. Set against the artistic and historic backdrop of Georgia O’Keeffe’s summer home, this site is not just a camping spot but a gateway to creativity and tranquility. Whether you're here for the inaugural Ghost Ranch Weekend, celebrating pioneering women in the arts, or simply to unwind, you'll find yourself surrounded by dramatic red rock cliffs, expansive skies, and peaceful desert landscapes. Over two days, immerse yourself in live music, yoga sessions, and poetry readings that celebrate creativity in many forms. The electric-only campsite is ideal for those who want to power their devices or use small appliances while enjoying the serene beauty of Abiquiu. This experience is accessible for all skill levels, with easy setup and a focus on relaxation and inspiration. The nearby village of Abiquiu offers charming local culture and easy access to outdoor adventures like hiking and sightseeing. Whether you come solo, with friends, or family, this adventure is an unforgettable chance to connect with nature and art in a one-of-a-kind way.

About Ghost Ranch

Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, is a public education and retreat center known for dramatic red hills, colorful cliffs, and cultural resources that inspired artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Located near the village of Abiquiu, Ghost Ranch offers interpretive tours, hiking trails, museums, lodging, camping, and wellness experiences that highlight art, anthropology, and paleontology.

The campus includes the Florence Hawley Ellis Museum and the Ruth Hall Museum, where visitors can learn about the Gallina people and view Triassic fossil discoveries including Coelophysis finds. Guided Paleontology Tours include a scenic drive and a moderate walk to original quarry sites, providing close-up views of Triassic paleontology and fossil history.

Ghost Ranch offers multiple Georgia O’Keeffe experiences, including landscape tours, guided walks retracing O’Keeffe’s paths, and viewpoints of her Ghost Ranch house. Day passes allow access to trails, museums, and a peaceful labyrinth, with on-site café services and both reservation and walk-in options when available.

Accommodations and activities vary from shared rooms with communal baths to RV sites with full hookups and tent-only camping, alongside seasonal workshops, massage and sound therapy, and evening ghost-and-sunset strolls. Programming combines natural scenery, museum interpretation, and guided experiences designed for visitors seeking art, history, and outdoor exploration. Information, schedules, and reservations are provided by Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico.

Special events and weekend programs are offered seasonally, including performances, music, yoga sessions, and poetry readings that celebrate art and culture in the landscape that inspired many artists. Visitor information desks and museum staff provide expert interpretation regularly.