General Registration for Fall’s All Queers Camp is Open!

If you identify anywhere under the LGBTQIA2S+ umbrella, you are invited to camp with us September 11th to 14th! Registration is open now until September 4th, unless space fills up sooner.

The Pre-Camp Potluck on Saturday, September 5th is a great place to meet some of your fellow campers, arrange rideshares, and enjoy a warm meal with vegan options.

For more information about infectious disease precautions, fire conditions, and donating to support this event, please read the Fall All Queers Camp Overview and Our Community Guidelines. You can always email us at queercampoutnm@gmail.com if you still have questions, though we will be offline starting September 9th to prepare and head to camp ourselves!

Take care, and we’ll see you in the outdoors!

Priority Registration for Fall Camp is Open!

If you identify anywhere under the LGBTQIA2S umbrella, you are invited to camp with us September 11th to 14th!

The Pre-Camp Potluck on Saturday, September 5th is a great place to meet some of your fellow campers, arrange rideshares, and enjoy a warm meal with vegan options.

Registration

As with prior All Queers Camps, we are continuing to offer Priority Registration for:

BIPOC* queers 
Trans Women/Trans fems/Folks affected by transmisogyny
Disabled** queers and queers with disabilities  

*BIPOC: People who are Black, African, Asian, Brown, multi-heritage, First Nations, Indigenous to the global south, and/or have been racialized as ‘people of color.’

**Disabled: those excluded from aspects of society due to lack of accessibility (read: social model of disability) and/or those with physical, cognitive, psychiatric, sensorial, and undiagnosed conditions necessitating accommodation.

If you do not identify with the above descriptors, please wait to sign up until August 19th when General Registration opens. Registration will remain open until September 4th, unless space fills up sooner.

For more information about this event, please read the Fall All Queers Camp Overview and Our Community Guidelines. You can always email us at queercampoutnm@gmail.com if you still have questions, though we will be offline starting September 9th to prepare and head to camp ourselves!

Take care, and we’ll see you in the outdoors!

Community Guidelines 2026

As a Queer Campout participant, I agree and adhere to these Community Participation Guidelines in order to help us create a safe and positive community experience for all:

  1. Uphold Queer Campout’s (QCO) values of inclusivity, consent, and anti-oppression. When I miss the mark on our values, I will listen, acknowledge my mistake, address its impact to the best of my ability, and strive to be accountable to myself and the QCO community.
  2. Take responsibility for the well-being of myself and the Queer Campout community. Be mindful of my words and actions and take responsibility for their impact. QCO is a DIY event where I will take care of my own needs including food, shelter, wellness, etc. If meeting those needs is beyond my capacity for the time I am there I will bring a care aid to meet my needs or understand that QCO may not be the space for me at this time.
  3. Fulfill at least one volunteer role before and/or during Queer Campout.
  4. Respect communal areas and quiet spaces and hours.
  5. Exercise personal responsibility & accountability with alcohol and other substances – If I choose to partake at camp, I will do so outside of common areas, know my limits, and take care of myself. (See the Info Hub for more details.)
  6. Keep Queer Campout a consensual sex-, kink-, and body-positive space by only planning, hosting, or participating in sexual activity and kink activity in secluded spaces where everyone is over age 18 and their prior agreement has been explicitly stated.
  7. Never leave a fire burning unattended, follow all QCO and forest service fire restrictions, and smoke/vape away from communal areas.
  8. Ensure any young people (under 18) that I bring are cared for by a consenting adult at all times and that, if another adult is providing this supervision, my youth know who that person is in case of any concerns that arise.
  9. Leave pets at home (trained service animals are allowed).
  10. Leave firearms at home (safely-used camping tools like knives are allowed).
  11. Support keeping the campground clean and comfortable. Do my share of cleaning and general care for our campground.
  12. Treat other campers, Forest Service employees, local community members, wildlife, and natural systems with respect
  13. Participate in any way I can to make Queer Campout a space that is as safe, inclusive, restorative, and fun as possible.

Registration for Fall Camp Opens Soon!

If you identify as queer of any flavor, you are invited to camp with us September 11th to 14th! The pre-camp Queer Cookout on Saturday, September 5th is a great place to meet some of your fellow campers and arrange rideshares.

Registration

As with prior All Queers Camps, we are continuing to offer Priority Registration for:

BIPOC* queers 
Trans Women/Trans fems/Folks affected by transmisogyny
Disabled** queer and queers with disabilities  

*BIPOC: People who are Black, African, Asian, Brown, multi-heritage, First Nations, Indigenous to the global south, and/or have been racialized as ‘people of color.’

**Disabled: those excluded from aspects of society due to lack of accessibility (read: social model of disability) and/or those with physical, cognitive, psychiatric, sensorial, and undiagnosed conditions necessitating accommodation, including those who do and do not self-identify as disabled.

Priority Registration links will appear on our website and through our email list soon! General registration will open about a week after.

2026 COVID Protocols

Queer Campout will continue to require all campers to take a provided COVID test upon arrival at the campgrounds. We still encourage campers to test 48 hours prior to packing and heading to the site, as multiple sequential testing drastically reduces the chances of false negative results, AND minimizes the likelihood of having to turn back home. Wearing a well-fitted respirator such as an N95 in shared spaces in the weeks leading up to, and during camp will also reduce the risk of infectious disease. Being well-acquainted with your body and self-screening for changes and unexplained symptoms is an act of self care that you can practice before any gathering. Every layer of protection is an act of love for your community!

Service Animal Protocols

As always, trained service animals are welcome at camp (emotional support pets do not qualify). Please ensure you provide your Service Animal’s information on your registration form, as anyone with an animal not declared a service animal on their registration will be asked to take their pet elsewhere for the duration of camp. Please email us at queercampoutnm@gmail.com if you would like assistance finding pet care during camp, and we will do our best to help.

ASL Interpretation Offerings

Queer Campout has committed to offering ASL interpretation at the Spring and Fall Camps (Usually May and September), the Pre-Camp Meet and Greet Potlucks, and official QCO inter-camp events. We are scheduling this service prior to registration/RSVPs to ensure coverage, hopefully giving our deaf and hard of hearing friends the ability to attend and enjoy events with minimal required advance communication. Of course, we still welcome any questions or concerns you have about your accessibility needs. We prioritize hiring queer interpreters when possible.

This is a significant financial commitment for our organization, and if you would like to contribute your time/services as an interpreter or have the means to support this commitment financially, please let us know!

Scent-Conscious Offerings

Iin order to reduce scent exposure for campers who are chemically sensitive, QCO will be providing the following fragrance-free products for campwide use:

  • Hand soap
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Body Moisturizer
  • Sun Screen
  • Bug Spray

Where to Find Updates

Our website and your email inbox will be the best source of updates and information about the 2026 Fall All Queers Camp. Please make sure that we are in your contacts or safe senders list as queercampout@gmail.com and hello@qcampout.org

We have been experiencing ongoing issues with Instagram despite our account supposedly being in good status, and want to make the best use of our volunteers’ time and efforts. While that account is limited, we appreciate any invitations you share with your social circle on our behalf. Feel free to direct the queer outdoor enthusiasts in your life to https://queercampoutnm.org/contact/ if they would like information about the fall camp and future events.

Mark your calendars, brush off your gear, and we’ll see you soon!

Registration is OPEN! 2026 QTBIPOC Community Events

Registration is officially OPEN for our 2026 QTBIPOC Community Events! This year, we are using a single registration form for two incredible events. You can use it to sign up for either one or choose to join us for both.

A vibrant event flyer with an illustration of three queer and trans people of color standing in front of a red camping tent in the outdoors. The text reads: "A Queer Campout New Mexico Event: QTBIPOC Campout. June 26–29, 2026. Info & Registration: bit.ly/4uoLfc8"

The Events Overview

Pre-Camp Cookout & Pool Party

  • When: Saturday, May 30, 2026
  • The vibe: Swimming, eating, and connecting before we head into the woods. We will provide the main grill items. Please feel free to bring sides, drinks, or lawn games to share!

QTBIPOC Campout Weekend

  • When: June 26 – 29, 2026
  • The vibe: A collaborative, community-created space to camp out, enjoy nature, rest, and co-create an intentional space together.

Important Registration Details

Our registration form is thorough because we want to make sure everyone is as safe, comfortable, and well-resourced as possible on the land. It takes about 10–15 minutes to fill out.

Please be sure to complete your form early so our grassroots organizing team can lock in all the logistics!

We are so incredibly excited for this upcoming journey and cannot wait to rest, recharge, and grow closer in community with you.

Warmly,
León & Consuelo
The QTBIPOC Campout Organizing Team

Footer note: This space is exclusively for QTBIPOC individuals (Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color). If you are inviting someone to register, please ensure they align entirely with our community agreements and safety values.

Registration is Open for TGNC Camp!

If you identify as transgender, two-spirit, intersex, genderqueer, nonbinary, or otherwise gender non-conforming, you can now register for our spring camp to be held May 15th through May 18th!

Please read our previous post for important Policy Updates and FAQ for this camp. Our general camp FAQ is being updated and will be linked in a future post.

We will never turn anyone away for lack of funds, ever. We ask that all campers who are able make a contribution to help cover the costs of the campground rental and supplies needed for the weekend. We suggest a sliding scale of $10-25 per camper, and we encourage those with financial privilege to pay it forward.

We accept donations through Venmo, Cash App, and GiveButter, as well as via cash during events. Thank you for supporting our mission as you are able.

As always, feel free to reach out to queercampoutnm@gmail.com if you have questions that aren’t answered on this website.

Save the Dates for 2026 Camps!!!

The days are once again getting longer and Queer Camp Out’s 2026 season is approaching! Thank you all for surviving, for showing up, and for supporting our mission! 

We have booked three camps for 2026! In addition to QTBIPOC and All Queers camp, we are excited to announce a specialty camp for Trans and Gender Non-Conforming folks!

Mark your calendars!

  • Trans and Gender Non-Conforming camp May 15-18th 
  • QTBIPOC camp June 26-29th
  • All Queers camp September 11-14th