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Percha Dam State Park Campground

15 sites · RVs, Tents In Percha Dam State Park

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Horner Hipcamp

15 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Radium Springs, NM

New to Hipcamp, but want to share my beautiful property with others. Located on the bank of the Rio Grande River with access to the river at all times. Property is rustic now, but improvements will continue to be made as time goes on. Come help me develop this beautiful location into the best Hipcamp in New Mexico. Just 14 miles of the Chile Capital of the World, Hatch, NM, come during chile harvest to take home fresh green chile right out of the field. 21 miles from Las Cruces, where you will find plenty of events and entertainment, should you so desire. Spaceport, America, T or C, White Sands are all within a day's drive, and Fort Selden is just a few miles down the road, as is Blue Moon Bar and Grill. My dad first came to this property as a farm hand for the elderly couple who owned it. This was in the 1930's. He met my mother, who lived 6 miles down the road, in 1939. She was just 14. Every Sunday he would ride those 6 miles to have supper with her and her family and in 1940, 2 weeks after her 16th birthday, they married. They traveled around before coming back here, buying a small portion of this farm from the elderly owners and farming the rest for them, but in 1953, the man died (his name was Ernest Ward) in the small concrete house I now use for storage, that my dad had built for he and his wife when he first came to work for them. My parents built a home for his widow in Hatch (14 miles) and bought the farm from her. My family has owned it since. I was gone for 31 years, but returned to the land and place I love and plan to stay here till I die!

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Hot Springs Glamp Camp

10 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Elephant Butte, NM

Come for the Hot Springs, Stay for the Camping! For travelers looking for a unique and easy getaway or break from the road, Hot Springs Glamp Camp offers the perfect "Glamorous Camping" experience! Unlike chain hotels or Airbnb stays, Glamp Camp creates a place for both community and alone time; for rejuvenation and healing in the onsite hot springs, in a relaxing, friendly, tribe vibe. Well-behaved children and dogs are welcome (Pets must be approved to stay in accommodations, be on-leash, and cleaned up after at all times). Fun Fact: This property is rumored to have been a nudist colony and/or spiritual commune in the 80's. We look forward to hosting you!

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1972 Winnebago Convert to Tiny Home

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Truth Or Consequences, NM

Learn more about this land:Relax and be inspired during your stay in the renovated Winnebago at, The Western Star. This is a quaint, cozy space designed and decorated with a mix of natural materials, old desert wood and old metal found on the property or nearby. There are 2 beds (full and a twin), 10 ft sloped ceiling, sink with cold running water- no hot water, flushing toilet, mini-refrigerator, electric 2 burner stove, toaster oven, heater, plates, forks, cups, cookware and electricity. There are curtains and sun blockers for privacy. When you wake up in the morning you will watch the sun rise over Turtleback Mountain. 1 block away is the Rio Grande and Rotary Park. It's 4 blocks to the main. Located in the downtown area and hot springs district, the property has a well that draws out the hot springs at about 98 degrees and pours it in to an outdoor tub- perfect for a warm winter day or summer evenings. It can be reserved for an additional fee upon arrival. 4 blocks from the downtown area you can easily access other spas, restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, thrift shops, and the grocery store. Wake up in the morning, walk down to the river and you'll see heron, coots, osprey, sandhill crane, red wing black birds, and so many more wildlife. The coyotes regularly sing throughout the night. I tend the property and you may see me around if I need to do light repair work. There is a care taker for the property who lives there and may be another guest as well. The property is 1/2 a city block. Your living quarters are private but the land is shared space. I'm available to engage if desired and I respect your privacy. The property is 6 city lots large and you will have access to 4 of them. Dogs are allowed for an additional fee. You must be responsible to clean up after them and they must be friendly with strangers.

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One Particular Harbour

3 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Deming, NM

50 acres of SW desert solitude. Starry nights and quiet days. 2400' dirt airstrip on the property. NM18 for the pilots reading this. 3 RV hookups, w/ 30 amp electric and water service. Outhouse, w/ flushable toilet, hot and cold running water. 2 charcoal grills. Picnic table. Fire pit, for calm evenings. Many outbuildings, paddocks and acreage for your equine. Oh, did I mention, starry nights and quiet days.

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JourneyTree Sanctuary

4 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Deming, NM

2 fenced acres of beautiful, secluded desert with a gorgeous view of the Florida mountain range only 13 miles from Walmart and the conveniences of town. Pets are welcome and can be happily off leash within the spacious fenced boundaries. It is a fence out area, so free range cattle are present and dogs must not be permitted to harrass them. We recommend closing the gate behind you to ensure the cows don’t join you in your outdoor experience! Due to the extremely rural nature of the mostly pristine wilderness around the property, there are lots of wildlife and we have seen coyotes, badgers, and more outside the fence. Normal precautions should be taken to protect pets when hiking off the property.

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Camp Xantara

1 site · RV3 acres · Mimbres, NM

Xantara overlooks the Mimbres valley and river with an expansive view. There is a Bakery close by that is open for breakfast Tue - Sat and a museum that is open on weekends. Gila Hot springs, cliff dwellings, wilderness, petroglyphs and pictographs are 1/2 - 2 hrs. north on hwy. 35. Silver City is 1/2 hr. away with a variety of restaurants, galleries, coffee shops and museums. City of Rocks state park is to the south. Site has water, electric, trash and recycling.

The best camping near Percha Dam State Park guide

Overview

About

There are seriously sick mountain views at Percha Dam State Park and the dam itself rolls so butter-smooth over into the lake that you’d be silly not to visit for just these reasons alone. If that isn’t enough adventure for you, step into the water for phenomenal fishing, kayaking, canoeing, or paddle boarding until you can’t anymore! Those wanting to just enjoy the quiet can partake in a picnic on the shoreline or break out the binoculars for some serious bird watching. Top it off with a peaceful and picturesque campground; Percha Dam is no doubt going to reset and recharge you!

Notable campgrounds

Developed Campsites: Choose from 29 sites for a classic camping experience with the comforts of water access and nearby restrooms.
Electric Sites: 23 electric sites provide the convenience for RV campers to connect and enjoy the park's natural beauty.
Group Campsites: Ideal for larger gatherings, these sites offer a communal camping experience in a picturesque setting.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early, especially for peak seasons, as spots fill up quickly due to the park's popularity among nature enthusiasts.
Consider mid-week camping for better availability and a quieter experience.
Keep an eye on cancellation policies and check back regularly for newly available sites.
Explore nearby camping options to ensure you have a backup plan in case the park is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Percha Dam State Park is during spring and fall when the weather is mild and the wildlife is active. Summer can be hot, so if you're visiting then, be prepared for higher temperatures. Winters are generally mild, but check for any seasonal closures or alerts before planning your trip.

Know before you go

Check the park's alerts for any closures or restrictions before your visit.
Remember to pack life jackets if you plan on boating, as safety regulations are strictly enforced.
Accessibility is a priority, with facilities designed to accommodate visitors with disabilities.
For a smooth visit, familiarize yourself with the park's rules, including campsite regulations and fire safety guidelines.
Visitor amenities include restrooms with water, showers, and a gift shop for souvenirs and essentials.