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GenieSummary
Three Rivers Campground is a great recreational site located south of Carrizozo, NM and north of Tularosa, NM. It is a quiet and peaceful campground, perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of major civilization. There are 11 picnic areas with shelters and grills, and clean restrooms. It is a great place to take a day trip after visiting White Sands National Monument, Alamogordo, NM. National Park Passes such as America the Beautiful, Golden Age, and Active Military are free day use and half off dry camping/RV hookup. There are two trails leading to historic sites, a 1/4 mile loop showcasing 3 reconstructed Jornada Mogollon pit homes, and a main petroglyph trail that is moderate and not easy. There are 2 RV hookups (water and electric 30 amp and 50 amp, no dump station) and 11 dry camping sites (5 of the 11 have tent boxes). Each site has a picnic table, shelter, upright grill, and garbage can. Dogs are only allowed in the campground area, and must be on a 6-foot or shorter leash if outside the vehicle. There is a visitor’s center and a general store on the main road to the campground. There is also a covered rest area with scenic views of Sacramento and Godfey Mountains located after station 11. A dump station is located at BLM Valley of Fires in Carrizozo, NM.
From The Campground
Three Rivers Petroglyph Site is a year-round campground located in New Mexico. The site offers hiking, camping, picnicking, and prehistoric interpretation. A rugged half-mile trail (Petroglyph Trail) begins at the visitor shelter and links many of the most interesting petroglyphs. Another short trail (Village Trail) begins on the east side of the picnic area and leads to the remains of a Mogollon village, whose inhabitants were likely responsible for the petroglyphs. The site offers five shelter sites with picnic tables and cooking grills (one is handicap accessible); one group site that has three picnic tables under a shelter and two grills; two RV sites have covered picnic tables and grills and water and electric hookups. Five locations are also established for tent use, within defined boundaries. Restrooms and drinking water are available. Pets are allowed in the campground (on leash), but are not allowed on the trails.
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Activities
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Senior Citizen
Affiliates
NPS
Contact
(575) 525-4300
dwallace@blm.gov
GenieMagic
70
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dwallace@blm.gov
Quick Stats
10
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
5144ft.
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GenieSummary
Three Rivers Campground is a great recreational site located south of Carrizozo, NM and north of Tularosa, NM. It is a quiet and peaceful campground, perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of major civilization. There are 11 picnic areas with shelters and grills, and clean restrooms. It is a great place to take a day trip after visiting White Sands National Monument, Alamogordo, NM. National Park Passes such as America the Beautiful, Golden Age, and Active Military are free day use and half off dry camping/RV hookup. There are two trails leading to historic sites, a 1/4 mile loop showcasing 3 reconstructed Jornada Mogollon pit homes, and a main petroglyph trail that is moderate and not easy. There are 2 RV hookups (water and electric 30 amp and 50 amp, no dump station) and 11 dry camping sites (5 of the 11 have tent boxes). Each site has a picnic table, shelter, upright grill, and garbage can. Dogs are only allowed in the campground area, and must be on a 6-foot or shorter leash if outside the vehicle. There is a visitor’s center and a general store on the main road to the campground. There is also a covered rest area with scenic views of Sacramento and Godfey Mountains located after station 11. A dump station is located at BLM Valley of Fires in Carrizozo, NM.
From The Campground
Three Rivers Petroglyph Site is a year-round campground located in New Mexico. The site offers hiking, camping, picnicking, and prehistoric interpretation. A rugged half-mile trail (Petroglyph Trail) begins at the visitor shelter and links many of the most interesting petroglyphs. Another short trail (Village Trail) begins on the east side of the picnic area and leads to the remains of a Mogollon village, whose inhabitants were likely responsible for the petroglyphs. The site offers five shelter sites with picnic tables and cooking grills (one is handicap accessible); one group site that has three picnic tables under a shelter and two grills; two RV sites have covered picnic tables and grills and water and electric hookups. Five locations are also established for tent use, within defined boundaries. Restrooms and drinking water are available. Pets are allowed in the campground (on leash), but are not allowed on the trails.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
Senior Citizen
Affiliates
NPS
Contact
(575) 525-4300
dwallace@blm.gov
Quick Stats
10
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
5144ft.
Elevation
185300
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