Fawn Lakes Campground
Red River 1 of 10
Pull up next to the canyons of the Red River at this scenic campground that's perfect for your RV. Located within Carson National Forest, you'll get a much-needed respite from the humidity of surrounding areas. Get a site near the river where children can play and adults can relax in the shade.
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campsiteCarlsbad KOA
Carlsbad 2 of 10
The Carlsbad Canyons are a must-see and this campground is the perfect spot to come home to at the end of an adventurous day. With laundry, meal delivery and free Wi-Fi, this is perfect for the luxury RV camper. If you've already seen the Caverns be sure to check out the Living Desert Zoo, Garden State Park and the White Sands National Monument.
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campsiteTetilla Peak Recreation Area
Tetilla Peak 3 of 10
Despite the desert landscape, this is one of the RV parks in New Mexico that offers a lake for recreational opportunities. Wind surfing has become popular here, as well as fishing and swimming. And don't miss the chance to witness osprey nesting at one of the four nesting sites.
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campsiteBlack Canyon Campground
Santa Fe 4 of 10
Cruise over to Black Canyon Campground where you'll witness some of the best mountain scenery. Nestled into a forest of pine and aspen trees, you'll enjoy pockets of shade as you hike a 1.5-mile loop trail around the campground. Find more trails just 8 miles away in the Pecos Wilderness, too.
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campsiteTucumcari KOA
Tucumcari 5 of 10
You can't miss what this KOA calls "the friendliest stop on I-40." With gorgeous views of Tucumcari Mountains, it's one of the few RV parks in New Mexico where all the RV amenities are available in a peaceful and scenic environment. Perfect for active families, this is a great stop for New Mexico travelers.
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campsiteHopewell Lake Campground
Tres Piedras 6 of 10
As one of the many RV parks in New Mexico that are located in the Carson National Forest, this is a campground for the active traveler. A 14-acre lake provides plenty of room for canoeing and fishing. Or stay on land and trek into the woods for hiking and horseback riding.
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campsiteLordsburg KOA
Lordsburg 7 of 10
This desert oasis provides stunning views of the Pyramid Mountains and is a halfway point between Tucson and El Paso. While there are plenty of amenities at the campground, be sure to explore the nearby ghost towns and Rockhound State Park. Don't forget to hurry back in the evening for a true desert sunset.
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campsiteCedro Peak
Tijeras 8 of 10
This is one of the only RV parks in New Mexico for mountain bikers and horseback riders, alike. With more than 80 miles of equestrian trails and plenty more for bikers, you can explore the area while taking in views of the Sandia Mountains and Cedro Peak. It's a must-see stop for bikers and horse campers.
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campsiteSan Antonio Campground
Jemez Springs 9 of 10
This rustic campground is tucked into the Santa Fe National Forest. As one of the RV parks in New Mexico with the most abundant wildlife diversity, there is much to see. Fish for rainbow trout in the river or take a hike to see salamanders, turkeys and woodpeckers along the trail.
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