The Best Campgrounds in Alamogordo, New Mexico

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CAMPGROUNDBoot Hill RV ResortAlamogordo, NM

CAMPGROUNDMountain Meadows RV ParkTularosa, NM

CAMPGROUNDThree Rivers Trading PostTularosa, NM

CAMPGROUNDMidtown Mountain Campground & RV ParkRuidoso, NM

CAMPGROUNDSilver Leaf RV ParkRuidoso Downs, NM

CAMPGROUNDStone Mountain RV Park & ResortNogal, NM

CAMPGROUNDMoonflower Meadow RV ResortSan Patricio, NM

CAMPGROUNDBoutique Barns & Capitan RV ParkCapitan, NM

CAMPGROUNDHatch RV ParkHatch, NM

CAMPGROUNDMountain Creek RV ParkTruth or Consequences, NM

CAMPGROUNDLil Abner's RV Park & General Store & Live BaitCaballo, NM

CAMPGROUNDWest Main RV ParkArtesia, NM

CAMPGROUNDCoyote Flats RV ParkCarlsbad, NM

CAMPGROUNDCountry RV ParkCarlsbad, NM

CAMPGROUNDWestern Motel & RV ParkMagdalena, NM

CAMPGROUNDTurner Inn & RV ParkMountainair, NM

CAMPGROUNDMountain Spirits RV ParkMimbres, NM

CAMPGROUNDLos Ranchos RV ParkVaughn, NM

CAMPGROUNDRidge Park RV and CampgroundSilver City, NM

CAMPGROUNDAPACHE PARK AND TRAIL CAMPINGVan Horn, TX

CAMPGROUNDIndian Pueblo Cultural Center - RV Campground (October 2024)Albuquerque, NM

CAMPGROUNDRamblin Rose RV ParkSanta Rosa, NM

CAMPGROUNDFrisco LodgingReserve, NM

CAMPGROUNDRancheros De Santa Fe ResortSanta Fe, NM

CAMPGROUNDMonahans Country Club RV ResortMonahans, TX

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DESTINATIONAlamogordoA ready water supply from the looming Sacramento Mountains prompted the town's founding as a railroad terminal in 1898. Alamogordo—Spanish for “fat cottonwood”—grew quickly as ranching, lumber production, farming and tourism were added to its assets. Nevertheless, modern development has been due primarily to theHolloman Air Force Base. Diversified industry, much of it related to space, also contributes to the economy.

NATIONAL PARKApache Sitgreaves National ForestsAlong the south rim of the Colorado Plateau in east-central Arizona, the Apache-Sitgreaves national forests comprise nearly 2.1 million acres. They are named, respectively, for the Apaches and for Lt. Lorenzo Sitgreaves, who in 1851 led the first military topographical mapping expeditions across Arizona. The forests include the Mount Baldy, Bear Wallow and Escudilla wilderness areas and the Blue Range Primitive Area.

NATIONAL PARKAztec Ruins National MonumentIn the northwest corner of New Mexico, just north of Aztec on US 516 to Ruins Road, is one of the best preserved Ancestral Pueblo ruins in the Southwest. The misnomer Aztec was given by early settlers who incorrectly identified the builders of these sandstone pueblos.

NATIONAL PARKBandelier National MonumentAbout 50 miles northwest of Santa Fe via US 285 to Pojoaque, then west on SR 502 and south on SR 4, this 50-square-mile site sits on the Pajarito Plateau in northern New Mexico's rugged canyon and mesa country. Pueblo and cliff dwellings constitute the remnants of an Ancestral Puebloan community established 7 to 8 centuries ago.

NATIONAL PARKBig Bend National ParkBig Bend National Park is southeast of Alpine on SR 118 and US 385. The park derives its name from a U-shaped bend of the

NATIONAL PARKCapulin Volcano National Monument Three miles north of US 64/87 and Capulin on SR 325, Capulin Volcano National Monument contains one of the best examples of a volcanic cinder cone in the nation. About 60,000 years ago ash, cinders and lava erupted and formed a classic cinder cone that stands more than 1,000 feet above the surrounding prairie. Today, a 2-mile road winds up the volcano, and five trails lead into the crater and around the rim. The view from the summit includes the Rocky Mountains, volcanic features of the Raton-Clayton Volcanic Field, and the distant horizons of Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas. Ranger-led programs are offered in summer.

NATIONAL PARKCarlsbad Caverns National Park Carlsbad Caverns National Park is 20 miles southwest of Carlsbad off US 62/180. The park covers 46,776 acres in the rugged foothills of the Guadalupe Mountains, with miles of caves cutting through a Permian-age fossil reef. Among more than 117 known caves is Lechuguilla, thought to be the nation's deepest limestone cavern. The park's showpiece is Carlsbad Cavern, a series of enormous rooms that make up one of the world's largest caves.

NATIONAL PARKCarson National ForestIn north central New Mexico, Carson National Forest encompasses 1,500,000 acres. Its scenic and recreational focus is in the districts that encompass the Sangre de Cristo and the San Juan mountains flanking the upper Rio Grande Valley.

NATIONAL PARKChaco Culture National Historical ParkLocated in northwestern New Mexico, Chaco Culture National Historical Park preserves the remains of 13 major great houses, or public buildings, and several thousand smaller sites representing the culture of the Ancestral Puebloan people between A.D. 850 and 1250. It is one of the most impressive cultural sites in the Southwest.

NATIONAL PARKChiricahua National MonumentApproximately 70 miles northeast of Douglas via US 191 and SR 181 or 36 miles southeast of Willcox via SR 186 and SR 181, Chiricahua (cheer-ee-KAH-wah) National Monument, also called the “Wonderland of Rocks,” is in the Chiricahua Mountains at an elevation ranging from 5,180 to 7,310 feet. Nine miles of the 21-mile county road that runs south from Bowie across Apache Pass to SR 186 are unpaved and rough in places. Unseasoned mountain drivers and cars pulling trailers should avoid the narrow, winding route from Portal; it is closed in winter.

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