Immerse yourself in a blend of vinicultural charm and Wild West lore with an RV camping escapade in the quaint setting of Bosque, New Mexico. Beckoning the intrepid spirit, this small winery lies a stone's throw from the notorious Ladron Mountains, a historical smugglers haven that whispers tales of bandits and buried riches. Here, echoes of the past mingle with the cultivation of fine wines, offering a unique experience that challenges and delights the palate. Discard any preconceived notions and let the flavors of New Mexicos wines surprise you. In a tasting room where the allure of a bygone era is as tangible as the robust aromas of the vineyards latest pour, you'll find a cozy, rustic space that pays homage to a time when the heroes and villains of the Old West were indistinguishable. Positioned just six miles north of a bustling waterfowl management area, bird enthusiasts can revel in nature's spectacle. From November to early February, witness skies painted with the elegant dance of cranes and the snowy flutter of geese migrating through the valley. This picturesque backdrop provides a serene seasonal accompaniment to your RV camping experience. Whether you've come to indulge in the local wine, steep in the rich history, or simply enjoy a serene bird-watching retreat, this winery near the ghostly Thief Mountains is an invitation to forge memories in the unspoiled heart of New Mexico.

Check in for parking instructions. Please note that we are 1/2 mile off Hwy 116 aka Old US 85. That 1/2 mile brings you through a 13'7" x 13'7" tunnel with an uphill grade at the west end. This writer watched a 12'10" tall rig clear the tunnel with room to spare, and a 13' 6" truck that BARELY cleared. If you are not a risk taker, 13' tall is about the max height. Once you reach the property, it is large enough that you should have no trouble parking or getting in and out. You may have your choice of a couple of good parking spots. Two areas can offer you reliable 110 electricity for a $10 fee.