Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Clovis, New Mexico

The La Loma RV Park is located in Santa Rosa, New Mexico, just beside Route 66. There are a number of beautiful lakes and ponds in the area, perfect for fishing, picnicking, swimming or just enjoying at dusk. Be sure to visit the shops in the area for crafts, souvenirs and local eats. The Santa Rose Blue Hole is a definite treat so make some time during your vacation to visit it!

Look forward to an exquisite sunrise over Mirror Lake while you camp at the Figure 8 Lake Campground in Roswell. Hike or bike the trails around the site, and enjoy the warmth as you stand on one of the many hills and take in the breadth of the land. Motorized vehicle sports are also common as is picnicking on the leveled plains. For the real magic, just look up at night time for a breathtaking sunset filled with reds and heated oranges, and keep looking up as the stars come out in full luminescence. 

The Mind Canyon Campground is located at Ute Lake, New Mexico and is perfect for your next waterside getaway. Look forward to the primitive sites near the lake, offering campers plenty of space for a distraction-free experience. The campground is popular for climbers, and bouldering is common; when visitors aren't climbing, they're making their way through trails and biking along the slightly hilly plains. On the lake, campers can fish, swim, cruise, paddle board, canoe and kayak, and look up at the skies at dusk to watch spectacular sunsets. Stargazing is also popular here, with large clear skies above the site. This is a great campground for your next outdoor adventure. See you soon!

The Hackberry Campground is located in the beautiful town of Canyon and is a great place for a quiet and relaxing Texas vacation. Campers can enjoy a number of excellent attractions just beyond the campground including the Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Panhandle-Plains Historic Museum, Palo Duro Riding Stables and the Lighthouse Trail for excellent hiking and scenic viewing. Other great attractions and activities include: the Palo Duro Zipline Adventures, Elkins Ranch, Jeep tours, the Pioneer Amphitheater and Tex Randall. For the nature-enthusiast, the Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge is a definite win, as is the Goodnight Memorial Trail. Amenities include: horseshoes pits, a boating dock, water, toilets and volleyball courts. Hope to see you soon!

The Lubbock KOA is located in the gorgeous city of Lubbock, Texas, and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing southern escape. Campers can expect fun onsite activities like ping-pong, basketball, drive-in theaters and outdoor swimming. There's also a number of nearby attractions to look forward to like the Museum of Texas Tech University, Silent Wings Museum, the Buddy Holly Center, American Winder Power Center and Museum,  The Vietnam center, a ton of wineries, great local eateries and the Lubbock lake Landmark. Amenities at the park include: 50 amp sites, WIFI, propane, cable TV, tent sites, fully-furnished cabin rentals, hot tub, pool access and dog park. Hope to see you soon!

Look forward to the spectacular sand dunes at the Mescalero Sand North Dune Park. The dune field stretches over most of the area and lends itself well to terrain cycles, sand rails and dune buggies. The dunes, mostly made up of quartz particles, are constantly changing and move up to a foot a year. There's also some unusual natural features such as shallow water pools and mature cottonwood trees. Visitors can enjoy this vast and beautiful sand dune for all the disc-surfing they can handle, and then look forward to quiet, cool evenings looking up at a clear, beautiful sky. 

Located just 14 miles southeast of Roswell, New Mexico is the Bottomless Lake campground. Enjoy an almost insane number of outdoor activities, so get your water-proof sunscreen out and packed. You can look forward to tons of fishing spots, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, cruising and even scuba diving. With an abundance of aquatic plants in the lake, the water looks greenish-blue and it's beautiful! Visitors also enjoy hiking the various trails, biking, unique sinkholes to explore.  

The Zia Campground is located along the Ute Lake in Logan, New Mexico, and is a great spot for the camping, water sports and outdoor activities that Logan is known for. Look forward to a gorgeous lake filled with fish and perfect for water skiing, cruising, swimming and paddle boarding. Also expect some great opportunities for hiking, biking and horseback riding from along the trails that lead from the lake. There are also picnic areas, so get ready for some awesome late evening picnics under the spectacular New Mexico sky. 

The Lea Lake Campground is located at the Bottomless Lakes State Park and is the perfect spot for your next New Mexico adventure! Visitors can look forward to motorized water sports as well as just plain swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing and even scuba diving. The aquatic plants in the water make it appear blue/green, and it's quick the sight! You can also check out the sink hole, try one of the hiking trails around the park or go birding. Also be sure to keep your eyes open at dawn or dusk to catch one of the lakes' exquisite sunrises and sunsets!

The Logan Campground is located at the Ute Lake State Park, and is a perfect place for a fun getaway into some of the state's most exquisite natural terrain. Look forward to fishing for trout, walleye, crappie and catfish, as well as excellent opportunities for wind surfing, swimming, cruising and jet skiing. There are also trails around the lake, so expect great trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. It's one of those places wher eyou can do it all, and still relax!

The Tucumcari KOA is located in the cozy, small town of Tucumcari and is perfect for your next quiet getaway into the southwest region. Here, campers can find great, local museums and the sites and stops of the historic Route 66. There's also excellent, small town dining options in Tucumcari, giving it a charm and homeliness that visitors appreciate. Also be sure to enjoy the excellent stargazing and dawn skies New Mexico is known for. 

Just northwest of Tucumcari is the Conchas Lake State Park. The Conchas Lake is one of New Mexico longest; explore 11 miles of the Conchas river or 14 miles of the South Canadian river. This is one of the area's most popular sites because of its secluded coves, sandy beaches and canyons, and abundance of outdoor activities available. You can boat, fish, hike, swim, camp and go bird watching which is a favorite among locals. There's also plenty of winter sports to enjoy once the snow falls!

Located at Sumner Lake, New Mexico, Mesquite Campground is a go-to campus for excellent outdoor recreation amidst gorgeous natural terrain. Look forward to catching crappie, walleye and bass, and if you enjoy water sports, there's plenty of space at the reservoir for boating, kayaking and swimming. The area is also well-forested, and perfect for biking, hiking and exploring, so be sure to go outside and enjoy the beautiful weather and curious wildlife. And with clear expansive skies above, this campground is known as a great spot for stargazing and enjoying iconic southwestern sunrises and sunsets.

The Pasture Lake Campground is located at the Bottomless Lake in Roswell New Mexico and is the perfect spot for your next adventurous getaway. Visitors can look forward to motorized water sports as well as just plain swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing and even scuba diving. The aquatic plants in the water make it appear blue/green, and it's quick the sight! You can also check out the sink hole, try one of the hiking trails around the park or go birding. Also be sure to keep your eyes open at dawn or dusk to catch one of the lakes' exquisite sunrises and sunsets!  

The Fortress Cliff Campground is located in the beautiful town of Canyon and is a great place for a quiet and relaxing Texas vacation. Campers can enjoy a number of excellent attractions just beyond the campground including the Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Panhandle-Plains Historic Museum, Palo Duro Riding Stables and the Lighthouse Trail for excellent hiking and scenic viewing. Other great attractions and activities include: the Palo Duro Zipline Adventures, Elkins Ranch, Jeep tours, the Pioneer Amphitheater and Tex Randall. For the nature-enthusiast, the Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge is a definite win, as is the Goodnight Memorial Trail. Amenities at the park include: tent sites, showers, restrooms, water, dump stations, electrical hookups, riding stable/equestrian sites and picnic areas. Hope to see you soon!

The Oldhams Campground is located along the Canadian River; at 8,200 acres, this the longest lakes in the state and is home to a plethora of attractions. Visitors to Oldhams can look forward to excellent fishing; crappie, walleye, trout and catfirsh cna be caught here. You can also expect water sports such as water skiing, cruising, swimming and paddle boarding on the reservoir. If you enjoy wildlife viewing, there's tons to see including quail, ducks, pheasants, antelope and deer. Though temperatures can get toasty, there are wonderful breezes that flow across the lake and water's edge to alleviate the intense heat.  

Rogers Park and Campground is located at the Ute Lake State Park and is known for it's excellent environment for adventure and fun. Look forward to fishing for walleye, crappie, catfish and trout, as well as wildlife viewing. Keep your eyes open for deer, various species of birds, bears and elk. The area is also popular for its trails, so bring the right shoes and equipment to go hiking, biking and horseback riding. The area can get a little toasty, but breezes created from the lake sruface can help cool the land. Overall, it's an excellent place to explore some of the New mexico terrain while also find time to relax at the banks of the lake. 

Though small, the lake known as Devil's Inkwell is prime for fishing and is the perfect spot for a campground. The name comes from the abundance of aquatic creatures in the water, giving it the deep blue appearance of ink. Enjoy the sights, smells and quiet of acres and acres of peaceful desert vista as you fish, hike, bike, and of course: star gaze. Keep your eyes to the sky at dawn and dusk and soak in the beauty of a New Mexico sunrise or sunset. You'll be truly mesmerized.