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State park programs provide safe, fun, and educational experiences – and a visit to a state park is a true value. Outdoor recreation is a driving force in New Mexico’s economy and State Parks is a key player.
Find a New Mexico State Park. Use the map below to find a park and go to its page to find more information about it. Park Alerts and Closures. Visit individual park pages for the latest information on alerts and closures or click here.
Located just 14 miles southeast of Roswell, Bottomless Lakes State Park is your place for bottomless fun! Enjoy non-motorized boating in your kayak or canoe, camp, fish, picnic, swim, hike, go birding or even scuba dive! The unique lakes at this park are sinkholes, ranging from 17 to 90 feet deep.
Join the growing number of State Park volunteers who make a difference, and play a vital role in preserving and maintaining the quality of experience our visitors have come to expect. Find your passion and share your knowledge, experience, and skills with park staff, visitors, and volunteers.
Check the specific park “Activities and Amenities” webpage for the type and number of hook-ups available at each park. Reserving a Campsite. Most campgrounds have a certain number of campsites that can be reserved in advance online. Campsites can be reserved 6 months in advance. Click here to make a Reservation
Daily Entrance: (6am-9pm; per vehicle) : Day-Use Passes may be purchased at park or at 1-888-667-2757 or. Purchase of Day Use Pass through the online reservation system will result in a $.35 convenience fee.
The park is nestled between high sandstone bluffs that form a canyon along the Pecos River near the small Village of Villanueva. Camp or picnic under the shade of giant cottonwood trees. Enjoy fishing, birding, wildflower viewing, or hiking the trails along the canyon walls.
Just northwest of Tucumcari, this lake features secluded coves, canyons, and sandy beaches, excellent for camping, boating, and fishing. One of New Mexico’s largest lakes, you can explore the 11 miles of the Conchas River or 14 miles of the South Canadian River portions of the lake.
Just a short drive from Santa Fe and north of the Village of Pecos, this newly created state park is currently under development and will offer fishing, camping, hiking, and more! Please see the Park Alerts section for more information.
New Mexico is known for its breathtaking sunsets and mountain air. From high desert to aspen vistas our 35 state parks have something for everyone! Whether it be a mountain hike or water skiing at one of our lake parks, there is always something new for you and your family to experience.