Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Lakewood, New Mexico

Welcome to Coyote Flats RV Park! Nestled in Carlsbad, we are the newest, well kept park in the area that welcomes extended stays. We offer 260 full hook up sites with private cement patios, strong WiFi, a state of the art laundry facility, shower facility, gravel roads, a playground, a dog park, a sand volleyball pit, covered picnic area, outdoor grills, and fireplaces, and more. Our campground is quiet and settled within a residential area. We also offer storage for your vehicles and RV's. You'll find many attractions nearby such as Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Living Desert State Park and Zoo, and the Carlsbad Waterpark! All facilities are electronic and can be paid for through credit/debit card. Cash payments will not be accepted once you have arrived at the park. Please note that additional fees may apply for pets, vehicles, etc.    We have a $100 deposit is required at check-in. Refundable at check out if site is left clean and no damage has been done.

Monarchy Country RV Park offers RV accommodations within the Southeast New Mexico area.  We strive to serve our park guests with a unique and private experience while exceeding expectations.  Our park features privacy, calmness and serenity.  Our park is surrounded by perimeter walls that offer privacy to our guests.  We offer complimentary wif-fi, we have a complimentary ice machine and our unobstructed views of the starry night sky are second to none.  We offer our guests a dog park and a laundromat and we will be opening a fitness room by Spring of 2024.  Bring your own motorhome, travel trailer or 5th wheel or rent one of our units.  Ask about our rent to own units.    

River at the Pecos River is the Pecos River RV Park & Store. Visit the small town of Carlsbad and many other great New Mexico attractions during your stay at this park. Visitors can look forward to the Pecos River Flume, Carlsbad Museum & Art Center, Carlsbad Spring Park and Bottomless Lakes State Park. Surrounded by breathtaking sites and fresh air, this park boasts as a quiet place for out of state visitors to relax and take in the stellar sights.

Located in Carlsbad in the southeast end of New Mexico is the Carlsbad RV Park and Campground. In a quaint and sunny area with plenty to do, the park is known for the Carlsbad Caverns National Park, the Living Desert State Park and Zoo and the Carlsbad Museum and Art Center. Be sure to swing by the community theater and flume, as well as drive-in movies. Local cuisine combines a mix of traditional American and southwestern foods, making it a rich culinary landscape.

The Ranch is located on the northern edge of the Chihuahuan Deset in Lakewood, New Mexico. The owners hold multiple great activities throughout the year such as spring events and parties, roundups, shows and celebrations surrounding various calendar holidays. In this gorgeous desert environment, visitors can look forward to wildlife viewing. Keep your eyes open for: the coachwhip snake, New Mexican whiptail lizard, cactus wren and tiger salamander. You can also look forward to cacti, shrubs, trees and forbs. This is an exquisite place with much to see and experience; you'll have a quiet and easy-going vacation!

Located at the Brantley Lake State Park, Limestone Campground is in the southern part of New Mexico. Known for its spectacular desert vistas, dry-weather flora and fauna and beautiful lake, this campground is in a mini-oasis. Take a geological tour of the Brantley Lake State Park, swim, enjoy the scenery, wildlife, wild flowers, hike, fish and boat. Some visitors are pleasantly surprised to catch a special event such as kite flying or fish clinic.

Located in Carlsbad New Mexico is the Windmill RV Park, a favorite among long-term residents to the area, and travelers passing through town. Enjoy a quiet desert setting and nearby amenities such as grocery stores and gas stations to make your stay more convenient and comfortable. Take advantage of the friendly and knowledgeable staff, and be sure to visit the Carlsbad Caverns National Park while you're there. With plenty of beautiful New Mexico scenes to soak in, you'll be engaged for hours!

The Rocky Bay Primitive Campground, as the name suggests is a bare-bones campground located in Brantley Lake State Park. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, a geological tour of the Brantley Lake State Park, wildlife and wildflower viewing. Campers especially love the atmosphere and great weather, so be prepared to enjoy a comfortable getaway near the waterside.

Brantley Lake State Park is a campground located on - in carlsbad, NM. The site includes laundry facilities.

The Artesia RV Park is located near the Carlsbad Caverns and Cloudcroft, and is popular for being one of the area's cleanest and safest RV sites. Management is friendly and very helpful, and with so many campers passing by to other cities or on their way to the nearby oil fields, there's often plenty of space for regular vacationers and RVers. There's plenty of shade and privacy, so look forward to a quiet stay, and amazing nearby attractions.

Enjoy a comfortable and carefree New Mexico stay at the Carlsbad KOA lcoated in Carlsbad. This desert oasis is close to many local attractions, including: the Carlsbad Caverns, Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park, Sitting Bull Falls Recreation Area, Roswell's International UFO Museum and White Sands National Monument. Get your camera's out and take plenty of pictures at these iconic landmarks, as well as the gorgeous western landscape. Enjoy swimming, hiking, biking and picnicking, and take advantage of the friendly and helpful staff.

Brantley Lake is New Mexico's southernmost lake, and is an oasis of flora, fauna and gorgeous New Mexico skies. Enjoy iconic sunrises and sunsets over the lake, as well as exceptional bird watching. If you're a fan of water activities, look forward to the area's best canoeing, kayaking, boating and fishing, and for the land lovers, there's plenty of hiking, biking and scenic viewing to be done. Be sure to visit the Carlsbad Caverns to see some breathtaking underground formations.