Gallup is an excellent tourist town with tons to see, do and buy. This makes it perfect for teh USA RV Park. Enjoy murals, a new cultural center, Route 66 old trading post and second saturday art walk.The sultural center is definitely a favorite with a plethora of information about the area's past, and an opportunity to purchase locally crafted goods. Many visitors make a day trip down to Chaco Canyon, and the site is also a base for those wanting to visit Window Rock, Four Corners, Mesa Verde and the Petrified Forest. Campers, after these trips, often head back to Gallup for some shopping and great eats.

Located in the Gallup Parks and Recreation system is the Red Rock Park. The red cliffs are remnants of the dinosaur age and are especially popular with history buffs. The campground is known for having a great deal of activities for visitors; expect a full slate of sports, entertainment and cultural events, as well as the occasional rodeo. The Lions Club Rodeo is held yearly and draws large crowds; they come through during the summer months so don't miss it! True to the Native American heritage of the state, the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial and the Ceremonial Rodeo are held near the RV Park. There's tons to keep you engaged and active during your stay!

Located between EL Malpais and El Morro Narional Parks is El Morro RV Park and Cabins.  Campers can look forward to a thriving ecosystem filled with birds, amphibians and reptilians that call the monument home. Keep your camera and binoculars handy to catch sight of pinion pines, juniper, ponderosa and Gabel oak, and be sure to bring your sneakers to conquer some of the excellent hiking and biking trails around the campsites. The Ancient Way Cafe is also a great spot.; enjoy some of the eats and drinks that are native to New Mexico, and truly appreciate the history and culture of the area by chatting with the staff. If you love nature and are looking for a peaceful, adventurous getaway, you'll love this park.   

The Grants KOA is in the perfect location in northwestern, New Mexico for excellent outdoor activities and sight seeing. Campers can visit the New Mexico Mining Musem nearby, Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, El Morro National Monument and the Acoma Pueblo Tour and Sky City Casino. Plus, the landscape is typerical of the state; enjoy acres of desert plains, mountain ranges off in the distance and beautiful night time and early mornign sky shows. make sure to pack your hiking and biking shoes for this park!

Bar S RV Park is an RV park located on 1860 Pinon Drive in Grants, NM. The site includes electricity. The campground is open all year.

La Tinaja Restaurant and Trading Post is located is located in Ramah, New Mexico and is a great stop to see a number of great local attractions. Check out the El Morro National Park, Oso Vista Ranch, or a number of excellent local eateries that give you a taste of the culture and creativity of the area. Roam around the town under the guidance of the friendly and helpful staff, and be sure to do some star gazing while you're there. The night and morning skies are spectacular!

The Ojo Redondo Campground is just southwest of Mt. Sedwick, the hightes point in the Zuni Mountains. With such loush forestry and a gorgeous natural landscape, visitors have plenty to see and experience at this park. Look forward to plenty of hiking, biking and picnicking opportunities, as well as rock climbing up the mountain face. Campers often do a lot of wildlife watching and horseback riding during their time at this park, so don't be afraid to get adventurous!

The Blue Spruce RV Park is located in Ruidoso, New Mexico but is in the perfect spot for a quiet, relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Take a day trip to the Bandera Volcano, and several other attractions like the mining museum and excellent local eateries are much closer. You can also go rock hounding for quartz and other precious stones! This is a great park to fall in love with the slower, more easy-going side of New Mexico.

Wheatfields Lake is a breathtaking oasis within the desert of Arizona, and sees thousands of visitors each year; here's why. Campers can look forward to gorgeous scenes of the nearby Chuska Mountains and the Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Visitors head there especially for the excellent fishing landscape; cutthroat, rainbow and brown trout are common fly fishing catches. Campers can also expect a great lakeside environment for boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking and picnicking. There's also ATV adventures, whitewater rafting and tours of the Grand Caynon to enjoy, so visit soon to see why campers head there year after year!

Grants / Cibola Sands KOA includes amenities such as electricity. This campground is located on 26 Cibola Sands Loop, South Highway 53 in Grants, NM and is open Feb 1 - Dec 31.

Located 25 miles from Grants, New Mexico is the Bluewater Lake State Park. Set in a thriving pinion-juniper landscape with breath taking views toward the Zuni Mountains. Enjoy outdoor activities such as birding, horseback riding and hiking the trails, as well as tiger muskie fishing - the best in the region.

Located between EL Malpais and El Morro Narional Parks is El Morro RV Park and Cabins.  Campers can look forward to a thriving ecosystem filled with birds, amphibians and reptilians that call the monument home. Keep your camera and binoculars handy to catch sight of pinion pines, juniper, ponderosa and Gabel oak, and be sure to bring your sneakers to conquer some of the excellent hiking and biking trails around the campsites. If you love nature and are looking for a peaceful, adventurous getaway, you'll love this park. 

Enjoy one of the park's 9 campsites during your stay at El Morro National Monument in Ramah, New Mexico. Campers can look forward to a thriving ecosystem filled with birds, amphibians and reptilians that call the monument home. Keep your camera and binoculars handy to catch sight of pinion pines, juniper, ponderosa and Gabel oak, and be sure to bring your sneakers to conquer some of the excellent hiking and biking trails around the campsites. If you love nature and are looking for a peaceful, adventurous getaway, you'll love this park. 

Looking for the perfect high dessert experience? Look no further than High Plains Park in Sun Valley. Conveniently located on Historic Route 66 you'll have amazing views before you even arrive. Enjoy the attractions in the surrounding area, the spacious desert sites, and the prime location. Book your spot today!

It all started with “Work Camp” for the Florez family from the small village called Angostura near Blanco, New Mexico. The Florez families’ mission of working the land and raising cattle continues to be at the heart of their family with decades of large group day camping, overnight dry camping, and going to “hunt camp” in the fall with the excitement of the hunt. Amenities include picnic tables, covered shelters, charcoal grills, and more. Their goal is to provide a place where you can rest and enjoy your family and friends in an area surrounded by cottonwoods at the end of a private road that places you up next to the San Juan River. Whether you have a tent, an RV, or just want to use a day shelter for your family event, you can spend a day or night relaxing by the peaceful San Juan River.

RV and tent camping in the High Plains. Spaces are available with full hook-ups, partial hook-ups, and dry tent spots. Less than 30 minutes from the Petrified Forest and other local attractions. Seven miles from downtown Holbrook where you will find restaurants and other amenities.  The park is under new ownership and we will be making upgrades and improvements, making it a destination resort your family will enjoy!   The park is under new ownership. We are working on upgrading and adding many amenities and pictures

Along the banks of the Las Animas River is Ruins Road RV Park & Campground, a no-frills campground connecting people to the beauty of Aztec, New Mexico for years. Just a half mile from Aztec Ruins National Monument, the park takes people close to one of the state's most interesting historical artifacts. View the remains of Aztec architecture and explore the small town of Aztec before returning to a clean and well-maintained campground at Ruins Road.

Located in Bloomfield, New Mexico is the Moore's RV Park and Campground and is popular for being close to many local attractions. Visitors and locals alike enjoy the Salmons Ruins Museum, Aztec Ruins,Chaco Canyon National Park,and Bisti Badlands.as well as world class fishing at  Navajo Lake and all the great restaurants, shops and grocery stores.  

The Route 66 RV Park is located in the cozy town of Sun Valley, Arizona and is a great place to relax and enjoy a quiet southwestern getaway. Aside from the peaceful atmosphere and sprawling desert vista, campers can look forward to nearby attractions like the historic mining town of Oatman and Lake Havasu is only 15 miles away. There, travelers can enjoy excellent fishing, boating, paddle boarding, canoeing and kayaking. The Grand Canyon and Grand Canyon National Park which is just a day's trip away, and excellent for site seeing, climbing, river rafting, hiking and biking. Many campers take mule rides around the canyon and always have a blast.