Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Gallup, New Mexico

Located in the Four Corners region of southwest New Mexico, in the midst of a captivating landscape and interesting ancient ruins. Within a short drive from the park are many excellent activities such as world-class fishing, live horse racing, gambling at the nearby casino, hiking, skiing, water sports, off-road vehicle trails and plenty of gorgeous scenery for hiking and biking. Visit the Mesa Verde Park, Aztec Ruins Monument, Albuquerque Balloon Festival and Chaco Cultural Monument.

The Coal Mine Campground is located on gently sloping hills in Grants, New Mexico, and is known for being set against amazing pinion, juuniper, gambel oak and mature ponderosa pine trees. The road gives visitors access to a quarter mile nature trail accessible by a historic bridge biult by the job corps. Campers often take advantage of the diverse landscape to go biking, horseback riding and wildlife watching, not to mention picnicking. This is the perfect place for a quiet vacation, and a complete immersion in to the best of the southwestern natural landscape. 

The Mom and Pop RV Park is located in Farmington, New Mexico, and is relatively close to several local attractions. Visitors can look forward to the Bolack Museum and the Aztec Ruins where they can take advantage of a guided tour. Campers can also visit the Three Rivers Tap and Game Room. There are shops, restaurants and stores nearby to the convenience of travelers; stop by local eateries on your way to the nearby Animas and San Juan Rivers. Picnic on the river banks, or go exploring through the town during your visit.  

The OK RV Park is located in the cozy town of Holbrook, Arizona, and is a great place to enjoy a relaxing outdoor adventure. Campers can look forward to the breathtaking sites of the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert National Park, both with intricate and challenging trails for visitors to hike, bike and explore. Canyon de Chelly, the Meteor Crater and the Harvey House in Winslow are also relatively close by and certainly worth a visit. With sight-seeing, campers can expect cool temperatures and plenty of excellent local eats to satisfy hungry travelers after a long day of exploring. Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Gift shop is definitely a great stop after dinner in downtown Holbrook. There, campers can buy excellent locally made wood arts and crafts. 

The Holbrook/Petrified Forest KOA is located in it's namesake, and is a great spot for exploring the many beautiful sights of Arizona, especially the monuments and the state's historical icons. Campers can look forward to the breathtaking sights of the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert National Park. Visitors can also walk around the rim of the meteor crater less than an hour west of the campground. Many take day trips to the Grand Canyon, canyon de Chelly and Monument Valley. The Hubbell Trading Post (a historic site) is located on the Navajo reservation and is a great place to explore local culture and support Arizona artisans, so it tends to be packed with eager campers. Overall, stargazing is probably the one activity that every type of camper takes advantage of!

Days Inn is located off highway 40 near the Lavaland RV Park. Visitors love this hotel because of its close proximity to a number of iconic New Mexico attractions such as the El Malpais and El Morro Nation Monuments, the Mining Museum and the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. The Ice Cave, Bluewater Lake State Park, and Bandera Volcano are also relatively closeby, which earns this park its reputation for fun, adventure and breathtaking sights.   

The Grants KOA is in the perfect location in northwestern, New Mexico for excellent outdoor activities and sight seeing. Campers can visit the New Mexico Mining Musem nearby, Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, El Morro National Monument and the Acoma Pueblo Tour and Sky City Casino. Plus, the landscape is typerical of the state; enjoy acres of desert plains, mountain ranges off in the distance and beautiful night time and early mornign sky shows. make sure to pack your hiking and biking shoes for this park!

Moon Meadows is located in the beautiful, quaint town of St. John's, Arizona and is a great spot for site seeing on a quiet, southwestern vacation. Campers can look forward to the Casa Malpais Ruins, Concho Valley Golf Course and the Big Lake Recreation Area which is perfect for fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. The Meteor Craters, art galleries, museums, the Petrified Forests and Raven site Ruibns and Petroglyphs are also especially popular. The town is home to a number of excellent events, so travelers can look forward to the Apache County Fair, horse parades and a number of festivals.

Enjoy the clean, neat environment within and around the Workin Man's RV Park in Kirtland, New Mexico. Popular among workers in the area, this campground is also well-known among visitors hoping to enjoy local treats such as the Boon's Family Thai Barbecue and Three Rivers Brewery. It's also conveniently located to encourage day trips to sites like the Grand Canyon, Ship Rock, Durango, Four Corners or Monument Valley. 

The Cottonwood Campground is located in the Canyon de Chelly National Monument, nestled on what many describe as a mini "Grand Canyon," without the fuss and giant crowds of the actual grand canyon. Campers can take advantage of jeep tours of the various rock formations and geological features. Many drive along the rim of the canyon or just hike, bike and 4X4 drive along the plains toward the multiple great overlooks. This is the perfect spot for an outdoor adventure, especially for visitors who enjoy the desert weather and clear skies for stargazing.

Bar S RV Park is an RV park located on 1860 Pinon Drive in Grants, NM. The site includes electricity. The campground is open all year.

Located in Kirtland, New Mexico, Homestead RV Park is a great spot for experiencing local attractions. We are a great spot to call home as you visit Aztec Ruins, Mesa Verde, Chaco and the Four Corners parks. We have some award winning golf courses and one of them is 2 minutes away. The San Juan River offers world class trout fishing, and the mountains of Colorado are minutes away. You can ride out of the park on your atv with hours of riding just North of the park.

Look forward to what makes this town well-known and sample all the pies! The Pie-Town RV Park is conveniently located among several great shops and local eateries, so get to know the people and culture through the food! The RV park is filled with excellent facilities and in the perfect position for star-gazing, so be sure to look upward at night, dusk or dawn to catch a spectacular New Mexico sky-show!

The Quiet and Peaceful RV Park is just as the name suggests, quiet and very peaceful. Located in Waterflow, New Mexico, this park is known for its sightseeing, so get ready to soak in some superb desert vistas and plains, as well as excellent stargazing. The park is also popular among out-of-state visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of one of those iconic southwestern sunrises and sunsets, so look forward to that! Many local workers lodge here in between heading home for long stretches of time, so campers can expect to be surrounded by friendly and helpful locals. 

The Downs RV Park is located in Farmington, New Mexico and is set in a small, idyllic area. Filled with large trees absorbing all the sound at the park, visitors can look forward to quiet evenings and beautiful, green plains. The park is near a horse racing track, so be sure to buy tickets early if you enjoy that past time. The Animas Valley mall is nearby as well as the Salmon Ruins, so be prepared for some excellent shopping and sight seeing. 

Near the Dancing Eagle Casino is the Dancing Eagle RV Park, a popular spot for travelers looking for fun and adventure. Look forward to awesome music and shows just a short walk from the RV park, movie screenings, and excellent food. For your convenience, there is a gas station and grocery store nearby as well as some fast food options for the on-the-go eater.

The Blue Spruce RV Park is located in Ruidoso, New Mexico but is in the perfect spot for a quiet, relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Take a day trip to the Bandera Volcano, and several other attractions like the mining museum and excellent local eateries are much closer. You can also go rock hounding for quartz and other precious stones! This is a great park to fall in love with the slower, more easy-going side of New Mexico.

The Mom and Pop RV Park is located in Farmington, New Mexico, and is relatively close to several local attractions. Visitors can look forward to the Bolack Museum and the Aztec Ruins where they can take advantage of a guided tour. Campers can also visit the Three Rivers Tap and Game Room. There are shops, restaurants and stores nearby to the convenience of travelers; stop by local eateries on your way to the nearby Animas and San Juan Rivers. Picnic on the river banks, or go exploring through the town during your visit.