Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Bernardo, New Mexico

Located off Old Highway 60 in Bernardo, New Mexico, Kiva RV Park & Horse Motel is a local favorite. Take in acres of beautiful desert land and a peaceful atmosphere facilitated by friendly, helpful staff. Visitors can look forward to popular Bernardo attractions such as: the Bosque Del Apache Wildlife Refuge, El Camino Real, horse guided tours, the nearby Belen Observatory, the Seviletta Wildlife Preserve and the Ladron Mountain.

The La Vista RV Park is located halfway up the mesa, and has a spectacular view of Belen, New Mexico, especially at dusk and dawn. Visitors love the area for being just 35 minutes from Albuquerque, and for having its own annual balloon festival. The Petroglyph National Monument in Albuqueque is also very close, and there are restaurants and shops just downhill from the park. Amenities at the La Vista RV Park include: water, sewerage, WIFI, pull-thru sites, pet area and 30/50 amp sites. You'll enjoy your stay here; be sure to take advantage of the great amenities and visit Albuquerque while you're in the area!

Located off Old Highway 60 in Bernardo, New Mexico, Kiva RV Park & Horse Motel is a local favorite. Take in acres of beautiful desert land and a peaceful atmosphere facilitated by friendly, helpful staff. Visitors can look forward to popular Bernardo attractions such as: the Bosque Del Apache Wildlife Refuge, El Camino Real, horse guided tours, the nearby Belen Observatory, the Seviletta Wildlife Preserve and the Ladron Mountain.

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.

Roadrunner 66 includes amenities such as laundry facilities. This campground is located on - in lemitar, NM.

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center offers exclusive dry dock RV camping sites (no hookups) during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta® in the beautiful Avanyu Plaza, located in 12th Street’s thriving business and cultural district, in the heart of Albuquerque.  

The Turner RV Park is located in Mountainair, and is conveniently located near a number of excellent attractions. Look forward to a one hour drive from Albuquerque, where you can find a number of great activities, shops and restaurants. Most people visit for the International Balloon Festival, as well as sight seeing the beautiful terrain of the city. The park is also close to the fourth of July mountains and the Salinas Pueblos Missions National Monument. The Salinas Pueblo Monuments are some close sights to go see in New Mexico. There are 3 different ruins to see, one is 8 miles away, another 11 miles away, and the third is 25 miles away. There is an awesome array of sites to choose from for all kinds of rigs and camping styles that include full 30/50 amp hookups along with family suites and kitchenettes available that come equip with a coffeemaker, DirecTV, refrigerator, and microwave. There are a various amount of amenities that would elate anyone who stays here which include BBQ and patio areas, laundry facilities, restroom and shower facilities, trash services and a dump station. Whether its for a night or two, we hope to see you soon!

The Western Motel and RV Park is one of Magdalena's most popular campgrounds because of its friendly staff, clean sites and its authentic southwestern theme. It's also close to several popular attractions including the Magdalena Ridge Observatory, City of Socorro, Cibola National Forest, VLA Telescope and bat caving in San Augustin. The desert vista is also a beautiful place to explore, so don't be shy; explore Magdalena and the shops and local restaurants there, as well as the community events held in the city by various groups. Amenities offered include 30/50 amp sites, dump station, laundry facility, water, sewerage and cable. For a quiet getaway into the natural and cultural terrain New Mexico is known for, this is the park for you! Whether its for a night or two, we hope to see you soon!

Enjoy an exceptionally quiet and pleasant RV experience with the folks at the High Desert RV Park. Located just minutes from Albuquerque, you can take advantage of hot spots like the Rio Grande Zoo, city of Santa Fe, balloon museum and aquarium. The park is well-established, providing visitors with 75 spacious sites, activity room, nearby convenience store, laundry facilities, WIFI, propane and activity room. It's a truly beautiful site in a gorgeous region of the mid-west, giving you a camping experience you'll be talking about for a long time.

Located at the base of the Sandia Mountains is the Albuquerque Central KOA, overlooking some of New Mexico's iconic desert plains. Enjoy the convenience of the grounds' full amenities such as propane, pool, 50 amp sites, cable TV, sauna/hot tub and WIFI. The park accommodates large rigs up to 80 feet and allows for campers to connect with nature through tent sites.

The Camping World of Albuquerque is located off Interstate 40 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is the largest RV dealer in New Mexico, with over 35 acres and 300 RVs for sale as well as a range of other products and amenities. Activities and Services Looking for a new rig? This is the place to come, with over 10 of the topic name RV brands, you won’t be disappointed. If you need repairs Camping World can assist with roof damage, tire installation, and specialty order parts that might be hard to find anywhere else. You can also purchase RV spas, propane tanks and a number of other add on features. Attractions and Activities There is a campground on site and this is the perfect place to stay while exploring all that Albuquerque has to offer. It is not far from the spectacular views of Sandia Crest, a perfect place to view the mountains and experience the desert ecosystem first hand.

Located in downtown Albuquerque, the American RV Park is one the state's premier spots for a number of famous attractions, among them, the Albuquerque International Balloon Festival. Campers can also enjoy the Albuquerque Biopark Aquarium, the city's museum of art and history and the Albuquerque International Balloon Museum. On site, visitors have access to a heated swimming pool, playground for kids, horseshoe pit, spa/hot tub and dog park. Amenities include: free daily continental breakfast, bathrooms, clubhouse, laundromat, WIFI, RV supply store, pull-thrus, picnic tables and 30/50 amp sites. Basically everything you will need to enjoy a beautiful Albuquerque vacation filled with some of America's most beautiful deserts, festivals and cultures. See you soon!

Isleta Lakes & RV Park is your go-to for a secluded island-styled retreat. A mix of flat lands and the beautiful natural pools of the Rio Grande River, the park has 50 full service parks with excellent amenities. You have access to private grills, Direct TV, free WIFI, dump and sewerage station, 30 and 50 amp sites, shower and laundry facilities, and a convenience store. Enjoy year-round fishing at the fully-stocked Isleta lakes, picnicking, golfing, bowling, fine dining and unlimited entertainment options from the nearby casino. This luxurious and well-establish campsite is calling your name!

If you are captivated by desert vistas, beautiful sunsets and amazing views, you'll fall in love with Enchanted Trails RV Park. This campsite sits high on a plateau overlooking Albuquerque, and is close to several museums, the aquarium and botanical garden and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Step out of your comfort zone and enjoy the beauties of the desert plains on a balloon ride, and take advantage of the Gruet Winery. Also expect some good eats and shops along route 66! The big rig park amenities include: heated pools, laundry facilities WiFi, water, sewer, showers, electricity. You'll have the stay of a lifetime at this stellar new Mexico park. See you soon!

The Mansano Mountains State Park is located in Mountainair, New Mexico and at an elevation of over 7,000 feet, it is known for its wonderfully cool temperatures and outdoor activities. Campers head there for the excellent set and interpretive trails for hiking and biking. The park associations also holds educational programs which is great for campers hoping to learn more about the wildlife and where to catch glimpses of the various birds that call the park home. The area is also perfect for sight seeing; look up at dawn or dusk to see the iconic New Mexico sky and pause in awe over those spectacular reds and oranges. 

The Bosque Birdwatchers RV Park is located in San Antonio, New Mexico and is close by to a number of great, local attractions. Visitors can look forward to the Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge to see some spectacular birds and wildlife, but there's also an abundance of feathered animals around the park. Submerge yourself in the beauty of the desert vista and fall in love with the wildlife that call the park home, and also be sure to enjoy one of the state's gorgeous sunrises or sunsets. The area is also home to excellent local eateries and watering holes like the Buckhorn Tavern. 

Escondida Lake Park is located in Socorro, New Mexico and is a beautiful natural oasis. At the lake, enjoy plenty of peaceful fishing, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, as well as gorgeous sunsets over the water's surface. Visitors can also look forward to open, spacious vistas for exploring and hiking, and be sure to visit the gem/science museum at the local college. The area also has excellent small town eateries that showcase the culinary skill and creativity of the residents. 

The Manzano Mountains State Park is located in Mountainair and is a perfect site for a quiet and peaceful getaway in the lush mountains of New Mexico. Look forward to an ideal opportunity to photograph the landscape, as well as the excellent interpretive trails for hiking and biking. 

The Mansano Mountains State Park is located in Mountainair, New Mexico and at an elevation of over 7,000 feet, it is known for its wonderfully cool temperatures and outdoor activities. Campers head there for the excellent set and interpretive trails for hiking and biking. The park associations also holds educational programs which is great for campers hoping to learn more about the wildlife and where to catch glimpses of the various birds that call the park home. The area is also perfect for sight seeing; look up at dawn or dusk to see the iconic New Mexico sky and pause in awe over those spectacular reds and oranges.