New Mexico Campgrounds with Drinking Water

New Mexico campgrounds where the official data confirms drinking water - worth knowing in a dry state where many forest campgrounds have none.

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17 confirmed matches

17 shown

9 more might match - some of your requirements are not listed in the official data

Data: Recreation.gov (RIDB) and the National Park Service. Availability is only on the official reservation sites.

Water systems are often seasonal. Carry extra water and check the current conditions on the official page before you go.

All matches at a glance

17 confirmed campgrounds, standard site fees $20-$20 a night (median $20, 3 with a listed fee), 15 bookable online, 7 list a site for rigs of 40 ft or more, elevation 5,238-8,628 ft. From the official data; "?" means not listed.

CampgroundSitesLongest RVStandard feeElevationElectricShowersDumpBook online
Aldo Leopold House136 ft?8,126 ft✓??✓
CEDAR CREEK (Sam Tobias)435 ft?6,991 ft✓??✓
Clear Creek Group Campground (NM)135 ft?8,404 ft✕??✓
Cochiti Campground8050 ft?5,472 ft✓??✓
El Morro Campground???7,203 ft?✕✕✕
Field Tract Campground1522 ft?7,374 ft✕??✓
Gallo Campground2442 ft$206,220 ft✕✕✕✓
Jemez Falls Campground5147 ft$207,942 ft✕??✓
Juniper Campground (NM)5650 ft$206,678 ft✕✕✓✓
Pines Campground2435 ft?8,628 ft✕??✓
Ponderosa Group Campground (NM)2??7,587 ft✕✕✕✓
Riana - Abiquiu Lake70??6,391 ft✓✓?✓
Rob Jagger's Campground55??6,216 ft✓✓✓✓
San Antonio Campground3050 ft?7,765 ft✓??✓
Tetilla Peak4550 ft?5,554 ft✓✓✓✓
Upper Scorpion Campground1225 ft?5,693 ft✕✕✕✕
Valley of Fires Recreation Area2740 ft?5,238 ft✓✓✓✓

Longest RV is the longest site listed - not every site fits it. Fees are for a standard site; group and per-person rates are on each campground page.