Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Cimarron, New Mexico

UPDATE: We are open this season April - October 2020. Monthly sites are available. The Sierra Village Lodge and RV Park is located in Taos, New Mexico. Running through the campground and perfect for a quiet morning fishing is the Rio Fernando de Taos stream, and there's acres and acres of open space for exploring. Visitors often look forward to hiking the trails, and especially finding a spot free of over-hanging trees to have a view of the sky for stargazing. Campers can also look forward to nearby cities such as Angel Fire, Red River and Eagle Nest, and among them, a plethora of great attractions. Visit the museums, historical cities and enjoy the nightlife of those cities, and be sure to enjoy the great, local cuisines of the southwest! Any questions please call 575-758-3660

Rio Costilla Park & Campground is made up over 80,000 acres of pristine wilderness located in northern Taos County new Mexico. With mild temperatures and plenty of space to roam, this is an ideal spot for embracing nature and quiet during your next relaxing vacation. When you're ready to get active, there's tons to do: take advantage of scenic drives through blooming wild flowers, hiking, bike riding, hunting and fishing.

Camping at the Sugarite Canyon is a real treat for a number of reasons. For one, the natural terrain is absolutely captivating. Enjoy the views of the cliffs and forests that are speckled with dozens of shades of green and earthy browns. That being said, get ready for some excellent hiking and biking opportunities, and if you don't see a path, go out there and make one! Hunting and horseback riding is also common, as is wildlife viewing. Keep an eye out for birds, butterflies and plenty of curious deer. At an elevation of over 6,000 feet, campers can also look forward to cool breezes, and clear skies for stargazing. 

The Taose Monte Bello RV Park is located in El Prado, New Mexico and sit son 5 acres of beautiful open space on the desert plateau. Just at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the park is perfectly situated for an easy-going, relaxing vacation. Within a few miles are seven museums, multiple art galleries and launchign spots for balloon rides over the vast New Mexico desert. You can also visit the Taos Pueblo and Rio Grande Gorge Bridge for some excellent pictures and a peek into the area's rich historical past. Finally, be sure to hike and bike around the area, and pick out a spot to see the gorgeous reds and oranges that New Mexico sunsets are known for. 

The Sipapu Lodge is located in Vadito, New Mexico a hugely popular spot for being a laid-back, quiet area perfect for outdoor adventures and family fun. IN the summer time, there's a ton of great activities and class like hiking, camping, trout fishing and wildlife viewing. Near the campus, there's golf, a playground, hot air ballooning, horseback riding and a host of other activities. During the winter time, guests can go cross country skiing, snow boarding and sledding. There's also a plethora of onsite games and activities to keep families, friends and singles entertained during their stay. Amenities at the park include: cabins, lodges and duplexes as well as suites, mobile homes and RV hookups. For every type of camper, Sipapu Lodge is absolutely perfect. See you soon!

The Red River RV Park is located in a perfect spot for exploring the natural environment of Red River, New Mexico. Within the small town, visitors can look forward to a ski and summer area as well as local eateries and watering holes. Campers can also expect water sports like fishing, kayaking and swimming at Bitter Creek or the Red River. With all the forestry and water in the area, expect great hiking and biking trails and wonderfully clear spots for stargazing. And of course, don't miss out on those spectacular New Mexico sunrises and sunsets!

Coyote Creek Park is located an hour east of Taos, and is nestled in the Sangre De Cristo mountains. Just beside a meandering stream, campers can enjoy hours of fly fishing, as well as the sights and sounds of a flourishing waterside oasis that's enclosed by spruce and pine. With tons of wild flowers to photograph, the park is also excellent for hiking, biking, picnicking and birding. We can't wait for you to visit the creek and see it all! Visitors can take advantage of amenities such as: 47 developed campsites, Rv dump station, group sites, water, showers, restrooms, playground, visitor center and electrical hookups. 

The Fawn Lakes Campground is located in the Carson National Forest and and is one of the few camping spots along the scenic length of the Red River. Soak in the amazing sights and smells of ponderosa pines that blankets the areas surrounding the water, and explore the park via the beautiful but challenging hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy fishing and swimming at the pools near the campground, and it is bear country so keep your eyes open for black bears as you enjoy the natural terrain. The City of Red River is close by, so head over there for general sight seeing and to stock up on food, souvenirs and supplies. 

Located near Sugarite Canyon is the Lake Alice Campground and is one of the most picturesque campgrounds int he area. Settle into the cozy groove of the natural terrain, where you can look forward to tall, thick forestry and tranquil waters. If you're looking for an adventure, this is the perfect spot, with tons of water activities like boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and swimming. There's also spectacular trails around the water, so be prepared to brave some challenging hiking and biking paths. Also be sure to look at dawn and dusk to enjoy the iconic New Mexico skies, and the beautiful reds and oranges that light up the sky. 

The River Ranch RV Park is located in Red River, New Mexico with the beautiful river running right alongside the campground. Campers can look forward to a beautiful pond for a quiet, easy-going morning trout fishing. Visitors can also expect beautiful weather while they go paddle boarding, canoeing, boating, kayaking and swimming, as well as exploring the trails on land. You can take day trips to Alamogordo and Artesia for shopping, sight seeing and fine, local dining. 

Enjoy a quiet stay at the NRA Whittington Center Campgrounds located in Raton New Mexico. There's a trail nearby for some early morning or late evening hiking, and the Whittington Center is close by and home of the local museum. Take day trips to Trinidad CO for some shopping, the Capulin Volcano National Monument and enjoy the area's excellent wildlife viewing. The area has some spectacular views, so even when the animals are elsewhere on the grounds, you can enjoy viewing and photographing some iconic New Mexico scenes.  

The Questa Lodge RV Park is located in a beautiful oasis within New Mexico. Look forward to gorgeous, tall trees and plenty of fresh air and a plethora of on-site activities. Have fun with your ground on the volleyball court, playing horseshoes, playing badminton, barbecuing or just cooling off at the duck pond. There's also excellent spots for fishing nearby so don't forget your line! The area is also perfect for hiking and biking expeditions and if you love photography, you'll appreciate the untouched natural terrain at this campground. 

At an elevation of over 7,000 feet, the Ponderosa Horse Campground is the perfect place for a nice, cool getaway into the mountains of New Mexico. The site is located between Lake Alice and Lake Maloya in Sugarite Canyon, and is just 6 miles from the Bandelier National Monument, meaning there's tons to do and see, and lots of natural terrain to explore. The town of Los Alamos is also close by for your shopping needs, and there are museums, theaters and even an ice rink near the campground. Of course, be sure to explore the numerous hiking trails while you're there!

The Summerlan RV Park is located in Raton, New Mexico and is the perfect spot for passing through and taking in the beautiful sights and sounds of nature, while also avoiding the hustle and bustle of big city camping. At Route 555 around dusk, look forward to some excellent wildlife viewing, so keep your binoculars or cameras handy to see mule deer, elk, beautiful birds and even a reptile or two. The owners and staff are friendly and helpful, and can direct you to local attractions and eateries so don't be afraid to pick their brains!

Here at Tower 64, we take pride in serving our guests. We fully support Colorado Amendment 64, which has legalized the recreational use of marijuana. If you are visiting Colorado for recreational marijuana then a 420/marijuana/weed/cannabis accommodation is important for a memorable vacation. We believe you should be able to smoke with confidence. With economy and deluxe accommodations, friendly hotel service and a relaxed atmosphere. Close to area attractions, Walmart, shopping, Trinidad art districts, and restaurants.

The Enchanted Moon RV Park is located in Valle Escondida, New Mexico and is a great spot for experience the best of New Mexico. The campground is close to Taos and Angel Fire, offering visitors a number of cultural and historical sites to explore. There's also acres and acres of land at the site, all at an 8,500 foot elevation. Look forward to cool temperatures and fresh air, perfect for stargazing, fishing at the ponds and wildlife and wildflower viewing. There's also man made attractions like golfing near the Carson National Forest. Guests can also expect great winter activities like snow boarding and skiing during the colder months. 

Biggs RV Park includes amenities such as . This RV park is located on 10301 Santa Fe Trail in Trinidad, CO.

The Soda Pocket Campground is located in Sugarite Canyon, New Mexico and is surrounded by exquisite, blooming wildflowers. These wildflowers pop up among the beautiful hiking trails, amphitheater and nearby lake. The area is known for its thriving fauna as well, so keep an eye out for hummingbirds and deer while you're there. With the lake nearby, take advantage of water sports such as cruising, swimming, kayaking and of course, plenty of fishing. And at the end of a long day, look up at the sky for the stargazing New Mexico visitors can't get enough of.