Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Los Alamos, New Mexico

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. 

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!

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. 

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. 

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Just a mile east of Eagle Nest Lake is the Weathers RV Park, a popular site because of it's close proximity to the lake. Enjoy excellent fishing and water sports such as boating, swimming and kayaking, while looking around at the gorgeous mountain ranges. It's also in a great location for visitors wanting to tour attractions such as the Enchanted Circle. Go hiking and biking around the lake, and look forward to picnics along the campsite.

Enjoy a spectacular scenery and world-class fly fishing at the Pine Campground at the Navajo Lake State Park in New Mexico. Look forward to the trout that fill up the San Juan river, a tributary of the Navajo Dam, and plenty of open water for sport activities. Love to be on the lake? Water skiing, swimming, cruising, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding and even scuba diving are popular at the park, so bring your ger and get ready for an amazing time. On land, you can enjoy interpretive trails for hiking and biking, and open spaces for picnicking and star gazing. Take advantage of your time in New Mexico and soak in those tremendous sunrises and sunsets. 

The Fawn Lakes Campground is located in the Carson National Forest and and is one of the few camping spots along the scenic length of the Red River. Soak in the amazing sights and smells of ponderosa pines that blankets the areas surrounding the water, and explore the park via the beautiful but challenging hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy fishing and swimming at the pools near the campground, and it is bear country so keep your eyes open for black bears as you enjoy the natural terrain. The City of Red River is close by, so head over there for general sight seeing and to stock up on food, souvenirs and supplies. 

Offering charming lodging with an authentic Southwestern flair is the Cimarron Inn & RV Park. Located in northern new mexico, the park is reasonably priced with an excellent location to local attractions and activities. Drive up to the Santa Fe trail or wake up early to go walk/hiking and catch a gorgeous New Mexico sunrise. Explore the local city, and be sure to keep your camera handy in case you spot wildlife. Visitors can look forward to excellent customer service and a cozy set up in comfortable rooms.

Are you looking for a pet friendly RV park in Antonito, CO? Then Mogote Meadow Cottages & RV Park located on 34127 State Highway 17 might be the place for you. The site includes WiFi, water, sewer, showers, electricity; and can host activities like Biking, hiking, wildlife viewing, and fishing.

Located in the valley of Albuquerque's Sandia Mountain range, visitors can look forward to warm days and crisp desert nights at this gorgeous New Mexico park. Balloon View Homes & RV Park boasts as the closest RV park to the balloon festival grounds, and campers can look forward to using the nearby tramway to visit downtown Albuquerque and the museums and shops that locals and visitors love about the city. Expect amenities such as spacious sites for big rigs, a pool, free WIFI, 30 and 50 amp sites, exercise room, 87 pull-thru spaces, bathroom and shower facilities and a laundromat. Many campers have been here for a few months or longer; when you visit, you'll see why!

The Manzano Mountains State Park is located in Mountainair and is a perfect site for a quiet and peaceful getaway in the lush mountains of New Mexico. Look forward to an ideal opportunity to photograph the landscape, as well as the excellent interpretive trails for hiking and biking. 

 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!  

Nestled among juniper and pinion trees in the Gila National Forest, the Pinion Campground is a great place to retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a quiet getaway. A few sites even have a view of the Quemado Lake which is gorgeous at sunrise. Keep your eyes open for elk as your explore the forest and feel free to make your own trail as you hike and bike. The Pinion Access Trail is a popular trail to hike, and know that the biking trails are open and intermediate in difficulty. Also be sure to look up at dawn to see the spectacular New Mexico sky as it explodes daily with red and oranges. 

The La Vista RV Park is located halfway up the mesa, and has a spectacular view of Belen, New Mexico, especially at dusk and dawn. Visitors love the area for being just 35 minutes from Albuquerque, and for having its own annual balloon festival. The Petroglyph National Monument in Albuqueque is also very close, and there are restaurants and shops just downhill from the park. Amenities at the La Vista RV Park include: water, sewerage, WIFI, pull-thru sites, pet area and 30/50 amp sites. You'll enjoy your stay here; be sure to take advantage of the great amenities and visit Albuquerque while you're in the area!

Escape from the busyness of life, and retreat to the Little Creel Resort, a cozy and gorgeous park in Chama, New Mexico. With well-maintained natural surroundings, plenty of wildlife and river running nearby, it's an idyllic spot to experience untouched nature and fresh air. The resort is family-owned and operated, so expect excellent customer service and staff members who are knowledgeable of the area. With picnic tables outside and guest access to a recreation hall, once you're ready, there's plenty of facilities available for you to make your own fun and socialize.

Nestled in the quiet village of Chama, along the Rio Chama (river) is the Sky Mountain Resort RV Park. Make sure to visit the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad and the numerous trails and mountain ranges that make for excellent biking and hiking expeditions. Also bring your rod, so you don't miss out on the fishing opportunities. There are several famous local eateries like Fina's, and plenty of shopping to be done in Chama. Get psyched for that!

The River Ranch RV Park is located in Red River, New Mexico with the beautiful river running right alongside the campground. Campers can look forward to a beautiful pond for a quiet, easy-going morning trout fishing. Visitors can also expect beautiful weather while they go paddle boarding, canoeing, boating, kayaking and swimming, as well as exploring the trails on land. You can take day trips to Alamogordo and Artesia for shopping, sight seeing and fine, local dining. 

The Historic Route 66 RV Park is a mid-century, modern-styled in Tucumcari, New Mexico. The beautiful site fits in well with the cozy, small town and is only a short distance from historical and cultural sites like museums and the sites and sounds of old Route 66. Guests can also look forward to excellent small town eateries, friendly staff members and cool nights and evenings for strolling. The expansive, clear skies are also ideal for stargazing, or if you're not awake at midnight, try to catch one of those iconic New Mexico sunrises and sunsets.