Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Raton, New Mexico

The Raton Pass Camp and Cafe is a campground located north of Raton just off I-25 at the top of Raton Pass, New Mexico. Soak in the panoramic views of the Savage Canyon, home to gambel oak, pinion and ponderosa pine, and while you're sitting outside keep your eyes open for the wildlife that calls Raton Pass home. There are bears, mule deer, elk, wild turkeys and scores of beautiful hummingbirds. Our sites are packed level gravel with scenic large back-ins, pull thrus, extra long pull thrus, and budget friendly small back-ins that support 30/50 amp sites. Our clean manicured property will keep you coming back year after year. Given our convenient location, visitors can take advantage of nearby attractions such as: Capulin Volcano National Monument Trinidad Lake State Park Sugarite State Park Fisher's Peak State Park Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to see you soon!

Summit RV Park is an RV park located on 9800 Santa Fe Trail Drive in Trinidad, CO. We have both Back-In and Pull Through Sites with full 30/50/110 amp hookups and wifi.  Our park is walking distance to very popular restaurants. Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to see you soon! **Unfortunately, we are temporarily closed due to covid19 precautions and travel restrictions. We look forward to opening as soon as we are able to. Thank you for understanding and stay safe!**

The Willow Springs RV Park is located in Raton, New Mexico at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Look forward to great local attractions like historic First Street, Cimarron Canyon State Park, the Vermejo Park Ranch, Raton Golf Course and a host of other great activities. Experience the beauty and culture of the city by not only exploring these attractions, but the people who are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the area's rich history. You'll learn a lot and have a great time at this conveniently positioned park!

Enjoy a quiet stay at the NRA Whittington Center Campgrounds located in Raton New Mexico. There's a trail nearby for some early morning or late evening hiking, and the Whittington Center is close by and home of the local museum. Take day trips to Trinidad CO for some shopping, the Capulin Volcano National Monument and enjoy the area's excellent wildlife viewing. The area has some spectacular views, so even when the animals are elsewhere on the grounds, you can enjoy viewing and photographing some iconic New Mexico scenes.

Camping at the Sugarite Canyon is a real treat for a number of reasons. For one, the natural terrain is absolutely captivating. Enjoy the views of the cliffs and forests that are speckled with dozens of shades of green and earthy browns. That being said, get ready for some excellent hiking and biking opportunities, and if you don't see a path, go out there and make one! Hunting and horseback riding is also common, as is wildlife viewing. Keep an eye out for birds, butterflies and plenty of curious deer. At an elevation of over 6,000 feet, campers can also look forward to cool breezes, and clear skies for stargazing. 

Enjoy a quiet stay at the NRA Whittington Center Campgrounds located in Raton New Mexico. There's a trail nearby for some early morning or late evening hiking, and the Whittington Center is close by and home of the local museum. Take day trips to Trinidad CO for some shopping, the Capulin Volcano National Monument and enjoy the area's excellent wildlife viewing. The area has some spectacular views, so even when the animals are elsewhere on the grounds, you can enjoy viewing and photographing some iconic New Mexico scenes.  

Located near Sugarite Canyon is the Lake Alice Campground and is one of the most picturesque campgrounds int he area. Settle into the cozy groove of the natural terrain, where you can look forward to tall, thick forestry and tranquil waters. If you're looking for an adventure, this is the perfect spot, with tons of water activities like boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and swimming. There's also spectacular trails around the water, so be prepared to brave some challenging hiking and biking paths. Also be sure to look at dawn and dusk to enjoy the iconic New Mexico skies, and the beautiful reds and oranges that light up the sky. 

At an elevation of over 7,000 feet, the Ponderosa Horse Campground is the perfect place for a nice, cool getaway into the mountains of New Mexico. The site is located between Lake Alice and Lake Maloya in Sugarite Canyon, and is just 6 miles from the Bandelier National Monument, meaning there's tons to do and see, and lots of natural terrain to explore. The town of Los Alamos is also close by for your shopping needs, and there are museums, theaters and even an ice rink near the campground. Of course, be sure to explore the numerous hiking trails while you're there!

Here at Tower 64, we take pride in serving our guests. We fully support Colorado Amendment 64, which has legalized the recreational use of marijuana. If you are visiting Colorado for recreational marijuana then a 420/marijuana/weed/cannabis accommodation is important for a memorable vacation. We believe you should be able to smoke with confidence. With economy and deluxe accommodations, friendly hotel service and a relaxed atmosphere. Close to area attractions, Walmart, shopping, Trinidad art districts, and restaurants.

The Summerlan RV Park is located in Raton, New Mexico and is the perfect spot for passing through and taking in the beautiful sights and sounds of nature, while also avoiding the hustle and bustle of big city camping. At Route 555 around dusk, look forward to some excellent wildlife viewing, so keep your binoculars or cameras handy to see mule deer, elk, beautiful birds and even a reptile or two. The owners and staff are friendly and helpful, and can direct you to local attractions and eateries so don't be afraid to pick their brains!

Biggs RV Park includes amenities such as . This RV park is located on 10301 Santa Fe Trail in Trinidad, CO.

The Soda Pocket Campground is located in Sugarite Canyon, New Mexico and is surrounded by exquisite, blooming wildflowers. These wildflowers pop up among the beautiful hiking trails, amphitheater and nearby lake. The area is known for its thriving fauna as well, so keep an eye out for hummingbirds and deer while you're there. With the lake nearby, take advantage of water sports such as cruising, swimming, kayaking and of course, plenty of fishing. And at the end of a long day, look up at the sky for the stargazing New Mexico visitors can't get enough of.

Sugarite Canyon State Park includes amenities such as laundry facilities. This campground is located on - in raton, NM.

The Valve Tenders Group Campground is located in Raton, in Sugarite Canyon. Soak in the gorgeous views of the canyon as well as the sunrises over Lake Alice off in the distance, and fall in love with New Mexico all over again. There's plenty to do, so get ready for hiking, biking and lots of water sports like boating, swimming and fishing. You can also go horseback riding here, and go rock climbing along the canyon. At an elevation of over 7,000 feet and plenty of sights and experiences to enjoy, you'll no doubt have a cool and relaxing time at Valve Tenders. 

The Raton KOA is a great stopping point on a road trip between Colorado and New Mexico. Visit the great local attractions around this park, including: the Santa Fe Trail, Boy Scout Museum, downtown Raton's Historic District and Capulin Volcano National Monument. Depending on when you come, you can also look forward to small-town parades and fireworks, as well as various breathtaking ballooning events. Also be sure to take advantage of the horsehoe pits and game room, as well as the conveniences on site.

The Gambel Oak Group Campground is located in the Sugarite Canyon and as the name suggests, is filled with spectacular gambel oaks and other beautiful trees. Look forward to hiking the natural landscape and exploring nearby areas like Lake Alice with tons of opportunities for water sports. Take your line out to the lake side for some stellar fishing, or go swimming, cruising or kayaking. To truly appreciate the park, make sure to chat with the rangers and learn from them the ins-and-outs of the canyon. Ask them about the best trails and picnic areas, as well as the best spots for stargazing.