Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Glorieta, New Mexico

Storrie Lake State Park is located near the beautiful New Mexico city of Santa Fe, and is a great camping spot for the history-buff and the desert lover. Visitors can look forward to great museums, world-class art and a breathtaking natural terrain surrounding the campground.    Amenities and Activities RVers can take advantage of a ton of great activities near the campground. Some camper favorites include: skiing, snow shoeing, hiking, biking, hot air balloon rides, river rafting, golfing, ATV tours, river tubing, fishing, boating and horseback riding. Onsite facilities include: boat launch and ramp, picnic areas, restrooms, showers, primitive camp sports and 30 amp hookups.   Visitors can expect great nearby attractions such as: - New Mexico Museum of Art - Hyde Memorial State Park - Museum of Indian Arts and Culture - Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian - Santa Fe Botanical Garden - Santa Fe Plaza - Loretto Chapel   RVers at the park can expect plenty of history, great activities and wide open skies for sunset viewing and stargazing. We hope to see you soon!   

Turquoise Trail Campground & RV Park is nestled in the cool forests of the Sandia Mountains, and just 15 minutes from Albuquerque. The campground is located on the beautiful turquoise trail National Scenic Byway, the scenic route between Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Enjoy your time in this tranquil and incredibly scenic area of New Mexico overlooked by an iconic mountain range. Enjoy attractions such as the Museum of Archaeology and Material Culture, Tijeras Pueblo, Sandia Peak Aerial Tram, Sandia Peak Ski Area & Chairlift, numerous art galleries, shops and restaurants. You're sure to stay active and engaged at this park, especially with such easy access to downtown Albuquerque. Amenities include: WIFI, tent camping, cabins, dump station, laundry facilities, playground, showers, restrooms, 20/30/50 full hookup sites, grills and picnic tables. We can't wait for you to visit!

Albuquerque North KOA is located just a mile from Bernalillo, New Mexico, a distance which the Rail Runner Express rapidly covers. It provides full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly for RVs up to a whopping 100 feet in length. The park offers free WiFi and cable TV and allows pets, complete with two large dog parks.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a clubhouse, playground, swimming pool, and outdoor pavilion. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities.   Visitors can enjoy nearby activities such as volleyball, horseshoe toss, hiking, and soaking in natural hot springs. It even features a secret passage way to the Kaktus Brewery where you can enjoy live music, food, and great beer!   Local Attractions   • Sandia Peak Tramway • Bernalillo's ancient Indian ruins • Albuquerque Biological Park • Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta • Grand Canyon

Albuquerque North KOA is located just a mile from Bernalillo, New Mexico, a distance which the Rail Runner Express rapidly covers. It provides full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly for RVs up to a whopping 100 feet in length. The park offers free WiFi and cable TV and allows pets, complete with two large dog parks.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a clubhouse, playground, swimming pool, and outdoor pavilion. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities.   Visitors can enjoy nearby activities such as volleyball, horseshoe toss, hiking, and soaking in natural hot springs. It even features a secret passage way to the Kaktus Brewery where you can enjoy live music, food, and great beer!   Local Attractions   • Sandia Peak Tramway • Bernalillo's ancient Indian ruins • Albuquerque Biological Park • Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta • Grand Canyon

Storrie Lake is an excellent camping spot in Las Vegas, New Mexico. With a serene and gorgeous lake surface and surrounding area, the park is popular for providing visitors with a base camp while they go out and enjoy various water sports. Look forward to canoeing, kayaking, fishing, boating, water skiing, wind surfing and paddle boarding. Campers can also expect great trails for hiking and flat areas for playing volleyball or picnicking. We recommend picnicking at dusk so you can enjoy the gorgeous sunsets New Mexico is known for. Wildlife viewing is also a common treat for visitors to the area, so don't forget your camera!

Cochiti Lake is located in Sandoval County New Mexico, and is one of the area's hidden treasures. Enjoy spectacular scenes of the mountain ranges and water, especially at dawn and dusk when the sky really puts on a light show. In a predominantly desert environment, most of the vegetation around the park are desert plants, but that doesn't prevent the fauna from thriving. Look forward to seeing osprey nesting sites, rabbits and deer, as well as other desert animals around the lake. Windsurfing is a common past time at the lake, as well as swimming and fishing for bass, crappie, walleye, catfish, sunfish and trout. Cochiti Lake is five miles from Tent Rocks National Monument, which has fascinating geological formations, so be sure to stop by. Amenities at the lake include: showers, a playground, visitor center, dump station, boat ramp and electric hookups. With plenty to do and see, you'll never be bored at this park!

Bandelier National Monument is located near the beautiful New Mexico city of Santa Fe, and is a great camping spot for the history-buff and the desert lover. Visitors can look forward to great museums, world-class art and a breathtaking natural terrain surrounding the campground.    Amenities and Activities RVers can take advantage of a ton of great activities near the campground. Some camper favorites include: skiing, snow shoeing, hiking, biking, hot air balloon rides, river rafting, golfing, ATV tours, river tubing, fishing, boating and horseback riding. Look forward to some great tent camping!   Visitors can expect great nearby attractions such as: - Loretto Chapel - Georgia O'Keeffe Museum - San Miguel Mission - Museum of International Folk Art - Santa Fe Plaza   RVers at the park can expect plenty of history, great activities and wide open skies for sunset viewing and stargazing. We hope to see you soon!   

The Cochiti Lake COE is located in Pena Blanca, New Mexico and is popular because of its close proximity to a number of local attractions. Campers can learn about native culture at the visitor center, drive the Sandia Crest, see the Tent Rocks, the Bandelier Forest or visit Santa Fe. There are also local festivals and celebrations happening in nearby towns so check out various calendars to catch one during your trip! You can also hike the Turquoise Trail and the Slot Canyon which is perfect for views and photographs or the sprawling desert region. Amenities at the park include: water, 30/50 amp sites, showers, toilets, big rig access, pull thrus, a playground and tent camping. We hope you visit soon!

the White Rock RV Park is located at the Bandelier National Monument in Los Alamos, New Mexico and is an exquisite escape into some of the state's most beautiful terrain. Look forward to thriving flora and fauna; keep your cameras and binoculars handy in case you're greeted by American pika, Bandelier butterflies, deer for the dozens of other types of creatures that call the Bandelier home. Also look forward to excellent camping trails among the tall cliffs and forestry at the monument, and gorgeous skies at sunrise and sunset. This park is bound to make you fall in love with New Mexico!

The Roadrunner RV Park is located in Santa Fe, New Mexico and is perfect for its proximity to the city-area. Look forward to the excellent attractions like the Ancient Indian Ruins, several museums, casinos and horse racetracks. And of course, don't forget the local galleries and artisans offering creative, culture-filled artistic pieces to buy or view. Be sure to also take advantage of the sights around Route 66 and the excellent eats and breweries along the way!

The Juniper Campground is located at the Bandelier National Monument and is a popular camping spot for families and small groups of about 10 people or fewer. Look forward to some breathtaking views of the cliffside and mountain ranges, as well as a thriving wildlife landscape. Keep you eyes open for deer, the Bandelier butterflies, American pika and Abert's squirrels, as well the beautiful natural terrain that there creatures call home. The hiking trails at this park are slightly easier and shorter than at other parks at Bandelier, and this ensures that children and younger camper are not overly taxed as they explore the area. Also be sure to take pictures of the beautiful monument and look upward at dawn or dusk to see that iconic New Mexico sky! Amenities at this park include: pull thrus, tent camping, laundry facilities, RV dump station, restrooms and electrical hookups. 

San Felipe's Casino is located in New Mexico and is a hub for San Felipe's entertainment and nightlife. Look forward to a world of concerts and shows right there in this humble town, as well as nightly activities. Visitors can also look forward to casino games and promotions, and to keep them well-fueled during their stay, anticipate tons of buffets, restaurants and specials. And of course, expect great table games amidst friendly and helpful staff. Amenities at this campus include: water, RV dump station, WIFI, big rig access, pull thrus and 30/50 amp sites. Visit soon!

The Cochiti Lake Recreation Area is located in Pena Blanca, New Mexico near the Rio Grande and upstream from Albuquerque. Enjoy spectacular outdoor events such as day sailing, fishing, kayaking and wind surfing. This is a designated "quiet lake," so boat operators cannot get up to wake speeds, which make it a perfect environment for quiet water activities and a still lake surface. You can also go hiking and biking around the lake and enjoy some of the most pristine forestry to photograph. Since Albuquerque is so close by, visitors can look forward to local dining, shopping, exploration and the many activities and festivals that residents take advantage of daily. Amenities include: water, restrooms and tent camping sites. We hope to see you soon!

Elevated at over 7,400 feet and located in the Manzanita Mountains is the Cedro Peak Group Campground. Get ready for excellent trails which serial visitors to the campground love to hike. Campers can also enjoy activities such as ATV-riding, mountain biking, canoeing, fishing, and horseback riding, and since the park is close to Albuquerque, there's tons of museums and historical sites within a short drive of the campus. Some popular attractions include: Sandia Peak Tramway, Albuquerque Biological Park, Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta and Grand Canyon.

The Gallinas River Campground is located in the beautiful town of Las Vegas, New Mexico and is a great spot for an authentic outdoor escape. Campers can look forward to a number of outdoor activities such as wind surfing, boating, hiking, fishing and bird watching, and there's plenty of open space for hiking, ATV touring and clear skies for sunset viewing and stargazing. Just beyond the campground, travelers can expect excellent attractions such as the Las Vegas Museum, K-Bob's Steakhouse, the Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge and plenty of shopping and dining opportunities to take advantage of. Amenities at the park include: water, dump stations, showers and restrooms. With plenty to do and a quiet environment to enjoy a relaxing vacation, this is the perfect spot for your next Las Vegas escape. See you soon!  

Hidden Valley RV Resort is located near Albuquerque, New Mexico in a quiet and secluded region. It features 85 full hookup campsites, 65 of which are pull through and big rig friendly. The park offers free WiFi and allows pets.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a clubhouse, swimming pool, playground, and picnic area. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy nearby activities such as hiking, basketball, and outdoor swimming.   Local Attractions   • Sandia Peak Tramway • Albuquerque Biological Park • Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta • Grand Canyon

Fall in love with New Mexico by visiting the Onderosa Group Campground in the Banedlier National Monument. Look forward to not only the spectacular views of the moment, but also great hiking trails such as the Main Loop Trail, Tsankawi Trail and the backcountry region of the monument. Be sure to keep your cameras and binoculars handy for the American Pika, deer and other wildlife that are common around this park. There are only two sites avilable though, so reserve one early! Amenities include: picnic tables, toilets, small cooking areas, fire grates, picnic tables and water. See you soon at this pet-friendly park. You'll have a great time!

The South Area Campground is located at the Storrie Lake State Park and is a popular site for outdoor activities and some serene lakeside relaxation. Enjoy wildlife viewing while you hike the various trails around the park, so be sure to back not only your binoculars, but your hiking shoes! The area is also well-known for excellent fishing, windsurfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, water skiing, caoneing and boating. The area can get hot, but look forward to crisp, fresh breezes off the lake, which keeps the temperature ideal for outdoor activities. Also be sure to be outside at dusk to catch one of New Mexico's iconic sunsets. Amenities at the park include: developed campsites, water, electrical hookups, boat docks, restrooms, showers and group shelter. We hope to see you soon; you're guaranteed to have a great time at this park!

Filled with history, Las Vegas New Mexico is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the colorful past of the state. This KOA is close to the Santa Fe trail used by Billy the Kid, and was once used by thousands of travelers, journeying across the southwest in wagons. The park is popular for its stellar views as it sits at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo mountain, and is surrounded by juniper and pinions. 900 historic buildings and wagon-wheel ruts highlight the area's past, while the lakes and national wildlife refuge highlight its natural wonders. Whether you're in love with hiostory or nature (or both), you're certain to be well-entertained at this park.