Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near santa-fe, NM

The June Bug is located in the Red River Canyon in a gorgeous spruce-ponderosa forest. Fall in love with this New Mexico oasis at this park where you will find plenty of picnic tables and acres and acres of raw forest for exploration. There are also trails for hiking and biking, and wide open skies for stargazing. Be sure to look up at dawn and dusk to catch one of those iconic New Mexico sunrises or sunsets. The trees almost seem to absorb the noises around you, so look forward to a peaceful, relaxing getaway. 

The Brushy Point Campground is located at the Heron Lake State Park, and is set among the picturesque tall pines of northern New Mexico. Designated as a "quiet lake," boat operators cannot get up to wake-speeds, making it an excellent location for paddle-crafts liek canoes and kayaks. Get on the lake surface to enjoy a peaceful and easy-going float on the lake, and be sure to cast a few lines to catch record-sized trout and kokanee salmon. Ice fishing is very popular during the winter, as is cross-country skiing. During the warmer months, be sure to hike, bike and picnic your way around the lake, taking in the beautiful natural terrain as you go. 

The Coyote Creek State Park is located an hour east of Taos, and is nestled in the Sangre De Cristo mountains. Just beside a meandering stream, campers can enjoy hours of fly fishing, as well as the sights and sounds of a flourishing waterside oasis that's enclosed by spruce and pine. With tons of wild flowers to photograph, the park is also excellent for hiking, biking, picnicking and birding. We can't wait for you to visit the creek and see it all!

The Willow Creek Campground is located at the Heron Lake State Park in New Mexico and neighbors Santa Fe. It's the perfect spot for fresh air and acres and acres of gorgeous forestry and southwestern beauty. Enjoy fishing trout and salmon, and since the lake is a designated "quiet lake," you can also look forward to peaceful canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. Hiking is also very popular at this site, but don't forget your bike if you want to experience the trails just a little bit differently! You can alos make a day trip to Santa Fe or Albuquerque, so plan to catch the balloon festival if you can. It's a real treat. 

Get ready for a rustic, peaceful getaway at the Sands Cove Primitive Campground, where campers can truly relax in a distraction-free space. Look forward to a gorgeous natural terrain and a cove that's ready to be fished, and equally as great for paddle boarding and kayaking. There's also some beautiful and not-too challenging trails for hiking and biking, and if you get caught out at dusk, prepare for the spectacular light show of a New Mexico sunset. 

At an elevation of over 9,800 feet, Hopewell Lake Campground is filled not only with gorgeous mountain ranges and forestry, but crisp, fresh air. Located between Tres Pierdas and Tierra Amarilla, expect excellent outdoor activities such as horseback riding, hiking and tons of mountain biking. You can also fish for rainbow trout and brook at the 14 acres that makeup Hopewell Lake. Picnicking is another popular activity, and it's even better at dusk when you can enjoy beautiful New Mexico sunsets and star gazing. It's the perfect spot for your next quiet, nature getaway. 

Located near Eagle's Nest on the scenic Enchanted Circle Byway is Cimarron River, home of the Cimarron Canyon State Park. The area is famous for its majestic trees, and dense forestry. Visit the park to enjoy fresh, crisp air, exquisite views and interesting geological features. Other than site seeing, visitors can look forward to excellent hiking trails, biking, fly fishing, equestrian trails and picnicking.

Are you looking for a campground in tierra-amarilla, NM? Then Heron Lake State Park located on - might be the place for you. The site includes laundry facilities.

Isleta Lakes & RV Park is located along the Rio Grande and is surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of New Mexico’s outdoors. Near Albuquerque, it features 50 full hookup campsites. The park offers free WiFi and allows pets.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a clubhouse, park store with food, drinks, and fishing supplies, a swimming pool, and two lakes stocked with Rainbow Trout and Channel Catfish. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities.   At the Isleta Resort visitors have access to activities such as bowling, billiards, mouthwatering dining, Vegas-style gambling, and virtually unlimited other forms of entertainment.     Local Attractions Sandia Peak Tramway Albuquerque Biological Park Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Grand Canyon

The Kirtland AFB campsite is located in Kirtland, New Mexico and is used for military camping only. The camp offers great conveniences to its visitors; campers can enjoy a gym on site, nearby bowling alley, excellent local dining, the National Museum of Nuclear Science, Old Town Sandia Crest, the Balloon Fiest and Santa Fe is nearby. Enjoy shopping at the nearby cities, and the beautiful, desert plains around the town.  

The Route 66 RV Resort is located just 14 miles west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is one of the regions premiere RV destinations, and features 200 sites, including 100 with electric hookups. Activities and Amenities If you love luxurious amenities then this is your place to camp! The resort features a pool, hot tub, and cabana, sports courts, a dog park, and an exercise room. There are even golf cart access roads and a convenience store. This is on top of regular features such as restrooms and showers and laundry facilities. If you are traveling with a large group the resort offers a large rally barn and gathering space for rent, which includes picnic tables, grills and kitchen access. Attractions Albuquerque is a fun and unique city surrounded by beautiful desert and mountain views. The resort offers daily shuttle service to get you around town, including stops at the casino, travel center, and The Pit Stop. Plus, there’s a ton of world-class eateries and pubs for you to take advantage of. Hope to see you soon!

For the serial Albuquerque camper, Palisades RV Park is a sweet home away from home. Quiet, and at the end of a long, beautiful drive, the park is nearby many local attractions such as museums, cultural centers, a zoo, aquarium and of course the international balloon festival park. Many come to enjoy the views and feel of the desert vista, especially the sunrises and sunsets over the beautiful Albuquerque brown soil. Amenities at this park are stellar. Expect clean facilities and friendly staff; there are big rig pull-thru sites, water, 30 and 50 amp sites, tent camping an sewerage. And with the city so close by, whatever you need, is never more than a few minutes away. You'll enjoy this campground!

Located on the west bank of the Rio Grande river is the Senator Willie M Chavez State Park, just a few miles from downtown Belen. Visitors can enjoy the views from acres of farmland, hiking through the bosque and fishing in the irrigation ditches. Very quiet and close to the city, its amenities and small town attractions, the Senator Willie M Chavez State Park is a great place to stay if you're passing through Belen.