New Mexico RV Camping

New Mexico RV Camping – All The Comforts Away From Home
New Mexico RV Camping and Campgrounds
There are great New Mexico RV camping opportunities in the "Land Of Enchantment". Whether you are looking for Extra Terrestrials near Roswell, or ancient history near Chaco Canyon, New Mexico RV camping offers just about every type of camping opportunity and activity imaginable. US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has several water containment projects with camping available, and national and state parks offer great New Mexico RV camping destinations.
New Mexico RV Parks
Federal RV Camping Information
State RV Camping Information
Campground Reservations
New Mexico RV Dump Stations
Free New Mexico RV Camping
Free New Mexico RV camping is available on national forest and BLM administered lands. Dispersed RV camping (boondocking) is encouraged and you can learn more at our Boondocking page.The following list is only an example of free New Mexico RV camping locations.
CEBOLLA
The Trout Lakes Campground offers smaller RV's and tenters 3 lakes for fishing and other outdoor recreation activities. 12 campsites but no potable water available.
FARMINGTON
The Angel Peak Recreation Area offers free RV camping and other outdoor recreation activities. Vault Toilets and trash containers are available
LOVING
The Pecos River Corridor Recreation Area offers free dispersed camping (boondocking) along the Pecos River, north of Loving to the New Mexico/Texas state line. Public land in the corridor is intermingled with private and state land, so please obtain a map and respect private property.
LINCOLN
The Fort Stanton Recreation Area is open to free dispersed camping (boondocking).
MAGDALENA
The USDA Magdalena Ranger District of the Cibola National Forest offers 5 free developed campgrounds. Three campgrounds are near Magdalena.
MANZANO
Three free campgrounds are available near Manzano managed by the USDA Cibola National forest. 56 campsites are available between the three campgrounds. Rough Road.
THOREAU
26 miles south of Thoreau is the remotely located Ojo Redondo Campground. 15 campsites are available for RV camping. May not be suitable for large recreational vehicles.
New Mexico Public Campgrounds
Public campgrounds in New Mexico are located in beautiful and historic areas. State and federal campgrounds offer facilities from primitive to full RV hookup sites. The following list is only and example of the available public campgrounds available in New Mexico.
COLUMBUS
Located near the border with Mexico, Poncho Villa State Park offers camping, picnicking, hiking, historic buildings and history, and wildlife viewing.
DEMMING
City Of Rocks State Park offers numerous outdoor recreation opportunities including RV camping, picnicking, star gazing, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
FARMINGTON
The Chaco Culture National Historical Park offers camping. This area is also a World Heritage Site with ruins of Puebloan peoples from around 850 to 1250 AD.
LOGAN
Ute Lake State Park offers RV camping, hiking, boating, picnicking, fishing, water skiing, sailing, and wildlife viewing.
PENA BLANCA
Cochiti Lake is managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE/COE). The lake is on Indian Lands, and is formed by one of the largest earth dams in the USA. Dump station, and pull thru campsites.
QUEMADO
RATON
A great New Mexico RV camping destination is the Sugarite State Park. Picnicking, fishing, boating, hiking, and wildlife viewing are only some of the outdoor recreation activities available for the whole family.
Public lands offer great locations for New Mexico RV camping. State, Federal, and private campgrounds have basic service campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, to full hookup RV resorts. Use the links to the public lands websites above for specific information about camping and public lands access. Research and explore, and you should have no trouble finding the best New Mexico RV camping sites.