Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Gallup, New Mexico

Grants / Cibola Sands KOA includes amenities such as electricity. This campground is located on 26 Cibola Sands Loop, South Highway 53 in Grants, NM and is open Feb 1 - Dec 31.

The Joe Skeen BLM is located in Grants, New Mexico and was established in 1987 protect nationally significant ecological, cultural, geological, scenic, scientific and wilderness resources located around the Grants Lava Flows. Visitors to the area can look forward to beautifully preserved sandstone cliffs, canyons and the La Ventana Natural Arch. These natural formations connect the New Mexico terrain to the culture and history of the area's Native American past and present, giving them significance beyond it's asthetic appeal. Enjoy hiking the numerous trails, climbing, biking and plenty of site seeing in this amazing park. You can also enjoy caving, picnicking and horseback riding. 

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.  

A peaceful getaway from the hustle and bustle from the excitement of the nearby Sky City Casino, Sky City RV Park is one of Acoma's most popular RV sites. The park is quiet, clean and well-maintained, and when you're ready to head over from some fun, visit the Sky City Casino for slot machines, table games, bingo and a great nightlife scene. Take a tour of Acoma Sky City, and visit some of the area's premier restaurants.

The Lee Acres RV Park is conveniently located behind the fairgrounds of Bloomfield, New Mexico. Nearby is the race track and casino, a favorite especially among locals who enjoy the nightlife, dining and constant entertainment from these treasures. The Salmon Ruins are also nearby.

Enjoy the culture and history of the Chaco Culture National Historic Park and the excellent camping and site seeing there. With helpful and well-informed rangers to take you on tours, this is a great place to learn about the history of New Mexico and its cultural beginnings. Wake up a little earlier than usual to catch an exquisite New Mexico sunrise and the first rays of sunlight hit the Fajado Butte, see the cliff by the campground turn gold and camp by the ancestral Pueblan ruins and petroglyphs. 

Normas RV Park is located in Joseph City, Arizona and is a great place to settle in for a quiet and cozy southwestern getaway. Campers can look forward to sitting right by historic route 66 and the gorgeous desert vista around the park. Visitors can expect plenty of space to explore, hike, bike or just kick-back on a blanket to enjoy stargazing. There's A Rock Art Ranch nearby, as well as some small town eateries; other than that, there's is little else to distract visitors from a relaxing getaway.

The Crystal Forest Gift Shop Campground is located in the beautiful city 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 Lester Jackson RV Park is located in Pie Town, New Mexico and is perfect for a quiet retreat from daily life. With few amenities and the nearby shops to keep you occupied, you should visit if you want to enjoy some great pies from Pie-O-Neer and some of the sights of the small town without any major distractions. Also look forward to friendly and helpful staff!

Over 500+ Rv sites are located within The San Juan County Fairgrounds in Farmington, New Mexico, making it an excellent place  to stay to enjoy the fair. Near the fairgrounds are several great, local attractions such as the Salmon ruins and the Four Corners area. Visitors can also look forward to shopping in the town of Farmington, and the Chaco Culture National Historic Park. Within the grounds campers can look forward to: a casino, horseracing on weekends and a variety of festivals and events every day of the week. There are kid's carnivals and farming-focused events, plus plenty of other activities to keep campers entertained during their stay.