Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Los Alamos, New Mexico

Canon Bonito RV & Fisherman's Club is a park located near Antonito, Colorado on 39 acres of open space. It features full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly. Many of them are pull through accessible. The park provides free WiFi, allows pets, and has a dump station.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include picnic tables, fire circles, and grills. It also includes basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can also enjoy activities such as hiking, scenic drives, stargazing, backpacking, and wildlife viewing during their stays.   Attractions The campground is close to nearby attractions like: Conejos River  Cano's Castle Toltec Scenic Railroad Antonito Depot restaurants, shops, and museums

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. 

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.

Take in the scenic railroad and the gorgeous Carlsbad country side that the Twin Rivers RV Park and Campground calls home. This park is known for friendly and knowledgeable staff, and nearby conveniences for the traveler in a bind; close by is a gas station and a grocery store. Quiet, clean and conveniently located within driving distance of the town, this park boasts great activities such as: bird watching, boating, cross country skiing, fishing, four wheeling, hiking, hunting, photography, rock hounds, snowmobiling, trail rides , train chasing and wild life viewing.

The Rio Chama RV Park is nestled in a grove of trees at the intersection of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad and the upper Rio Chama. At a 7,800 elevation, visitors can enjoy excellent weather and dense, thriving foliage to view and hike through. For people wanting to explore the area or fish, this is the perfect spot. Nearby is Abiquiu where you can catch one of their many annual festivals, Pagosa Springs, Great Sand Dunes National Park, the Echo Amphitheater, Ghost Town and Chaco Culture National Historic Park. With so much to see and experience nearby, this park is one of the area's most popular RV spots. Book early!

The Navajo Lake is located at the Navajo Lake State Park, New Mexico. Popular but uncrowded, this site is great for cruising along the lake tributaries, and the base of the dam is world-famous for trout fishing. The San Juan River is perfect for water skiing, kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding, so be sure to get your sunscreen out for plenty of days on the water. You can also look forward to scuba diving, swimming and plenty of great hiking along the trails. 

Located in downtown Albuquerque, the American RV Park is one the state's premier spots for a number of famous attractions, among them, the Albuquerque International Balloon Festival. Campers can also enjoy the Albuquerque Biopark Aquarium, the city's museum of art and history and the Albuquerque International Balloon Museum. On site, visitors have access to a heated swimming pool, playground for kids, horseshoe pit, spa/hot tub and dog park. Amenities include: free daily continental breakfast, bathrooms, clubhouse, laundromat, WIFI, RV supply store, pull-thrus, picnic tables and 30/50 amp sites. Basically everything you will need to enjoy a beautiful Albuquerque vacation filled with some of America's most beautiful deserts, festivals and cultures. See you soon!

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!

Located at the base of the Sandia Mountains is the Albuquerque Central KOA, overlooking some of New Mexico's iconic desert plains. Enjoy the convenience of the grounds' full amenities such as propane, pool, 50 amp sites, cable TV, sauna/hot tub and WIFI. The park accommodates large rigs up to 80 feet and allows for campers to connect with nature through tent sites.

Heron Lake is located in the Heron Late State Park in Los Ojos, new Mexico. Look forward to immaculate pines and fresh air around one of the areas most popular fishing lakes. Locals and visitors alike take advantage of stellar kokanee slamon and record-size trout, as well as a boating dock of early morning excursions. This lake is popular as well because it's designated as a "quiet lake," and boat operators cannot get up to wake speeds. This makes it perfect for paddle boarding, kayaking and canoeing. Your can also enjoy wildlife viewing; keep your eyes open for deer, elk, mountain lions, osprey, bald eagles and black bears. 

Isleta Lakes & RV Park is your go-to for a secluded island-styled retreat. A mix of flat lands and the beautiful natural pools of the Rio Grande River, the park has 50 full service parks with excellent amenities. You have access to private grills, Direct TV, free WIFI, dump and sewerage station, 30 and 50 amp sites, shower and laundry facilities, and a convenience store. Enjoy year-round fishing at the fully-stocked Isleta lakes, picnicking, golfing, bowling, fine dining and unlimited entertainment options from the nearby casino. This luxurious and well-establish campsite is calling your name!

Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Park is located near Albuquerque, New Mexico. It features full hookup campsites with dimensions of 19 feet in width and 50 feet in depth. The park offers free WiFi and allows leashed pets.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a clubhouse (President's Compound) and a gas pump. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy nearby activities such as hiking and, obviously, hot-ait balloon rides.   Local Attractions   Sandia Peak Tramway Albuquerque Biological Park Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Grand Canyon

Located on Heron Lake, The Island View Campground is a gorgeous site, surrounded by tall pines and fresh lakeside breezes. Fishing, swimming and kayaking are popular activities at this park, so get ready to head out on the water on any one of the area's great-weather days. Hiking and biking are common at the lake, with beautiful and challenging trails. Visitors can also look forward to wind surfing, cross country skiing and regular skiing during the winter months. 

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!   

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 West Lake RV Park is near the Eagle Nest Lake State Park, making it an ideal location for fishing-enthusiasts hoping to relax while they scour the lake for large game. Visitors can also look forward to water sports, boating, swimming or just enjoying the peaceful atmosphere along the waterside. There's also a hiking trail that takes hikers within the gorgeous forestry of the state park.

If you are captivated by desert vistas, beautiful sunsets and amazing views, you'll fall in love with Enchanted Trails RV Park. This campsite sits high on a plateau overlooking Albuquerque, and is close to several museums, the aquarium and botanical garden and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Step out of your comfort zone and enjoy the beauties of the desert plains on a balloon ride, and take advantage of the Gruet Winery. Also expect some good eats and shops along route 66! The big rig park amenities include: heated pools, laundry facilities WiFi, water, sewer, showers, electricity. You'll have the stay of a lifetime at this stellar new Mexico park. See you soon!

The Leisure Mountain Mobile Home & RV Park is located near Albuquerque, New Mexico and is a perfect mix of gorgeous natural views and great historic and culture must-sees. Attractions near the campsite include the Sandia Peak Tramway, Albuquerque Biological Park, Albuquerque International, Balloon Fiesta as well as the Grand Canyon. Campsite amenities include a clubhouse with a flat screen TV, library, swimming pool, and BBQ/picnic area. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy on-site activities such as billiards, checkers, and other fun games. It features 73 big rig friendly, full hookup campsites, 30 of which have panoramic views of the Sandia Mountains. The park also offers free WiFi and allows pets.

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!

The Mansano Mountains State Park is located in Mountainair, New Mexico and at an elevation of over 7,000 feet, it is known for its wonderfully cool temperatures and outdoor activities. Campers head there for the excellent set and interpretive trails for hiking and biking. The park associations also holds educational programs which is great for campers hoping to learn more about the wildlife and where to catch glimpses of the various birds that call the park home. The area is also perfect for sight seeing; look up at dawn or dusk to see the iconic New Mexico sky and pause in awe over those spectacular reds and oranges.