Town & Country RV Park in Roswell, NM is a well-manicured park located on the south end of town, perfect for a relaxing stay away from busy roads. The paved wide roads allow for easy maneuverability, and all sites are gravel with plenty of space for big rigs to pull through. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they offer buddy sites that are ideal for traveling with friends or family. The...

Trailer Village RV Park in Roswell, NM is a welcoming campground with friendly staff and a well-maintained environment. The gravel sites are mainly pull-throughs with a small cement patio and picnic table. The park is clean and tidy with a small dog park and playground for kids, as well as a propane fire pit area. The laundry facilities are nice, and there is a large rec room with a pool...

Red Barn RV Park in Roswell, NM is a small and lovely RV park with 15 sites. Although it is situated next to a busy highway, the park itself is generally quiet and peaceful. The park is well-maintained with hard-packed gravel roads, and the sites are clean and level with good water pressure and electricity connections that are located towards the rear of each site. Sewer connections are...

Spring River RV Park in Roswell, NM is a well-maintained and easy-to-find park with good hookups for power, water, and sewer. Despite being near a railroad that sounds a horn at every block, the park is quiet at night and well-placed for exploring Roswell. Though understaffed, the park runs itself smoothly with management having invested a lot of money into improving the property, including...

Bottomless Lakes State Park in Roswell, NM is a scenic destination with red rocks and a blue lake, making it a beautiful place to camp. The sites are roomy and provide plenty of space to park your truck and RV. Hookups worked well, though the sewer may be a bit far from the water and electric connections. The restroom facilities are clean and decent. Showers have stall doors and a small...

Perched on the rugged breaks overlooking the Pecos River, Haystack Mountain Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area offers 1,920 acres of trails to ride. From novices to experts, on bare rock and sandy washes, OHV enthusiasts can find terrain to fit their skill level. The terrain is extremely rugged, including such varied features as deep gullies with difficult hill climbs in and out of a scenic...