Best RV Parks & Resorts near Kirtland, NM

Several RV parks near Kirtland, New Mexico provide full hookup options for travelers. The Homestead RV Park in Kirtland offers year-round availability with water, electric, and sewer hookups. Sites accommodate big rigs and include amenities such as picnic tables and pet-friendly policies. "The sites are pretty level and are typically grass but a few have gravel," noted one visitor describing a similar park in the region. The Working Mans RV Park features big-rig-friendly spaces with 50-amp electrical service, while Moore's RV Park & Campground provides multiple hookup options including water, sewer, and electric connections. The Little Park, though smaller with only five sites, offers water and electric hookups with 30-amp service.

Advance reservations are recommended during peak travel seasons, particularly for parks with limited spaces. Most RV parks in the area maintain gravel pads that may require leveling blocks in some spots. Cell service varies throughout the region, with reviews indicating stronger coverage at locations closer to Farmington. Dump stations are available at select parks, though not all facilities offer this service on-site. Based on reviews from The Dyrt, travelers should be prepared for limited shade at many parks, as the high desert environment features minimal tree cover. Propane is available in nearby towns, and most parks accommodate pets with designated areas or policies. Winter travelers should confirm seasonal availability, as some parks in higher elevations close during colder months.

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Best RV Sites Near Kirtland, New Mexico (77)

    1. Moore's RV Park & Campground

    8 Reviews
    Bloomfield, NM
    22 miles
    Website
    +1 (505) 632-8339

    $45 / night

    "The RV sites are easy to get into, relatively level, and have tables and grill/fire pits. There is gravel on the spaces- although they could add more gravel."

    "The crushed stone sites were spacious & level. There was no lawn, but, that's not to be expected in high desert New Mexico. But, a lot of the sites(ours included) had very nice shade trees."

    2. The Working Mans RV Park

    1 Review
    Kirtland, NM
    1 mile
    Website
    +1 (505) 330-1333

    "The only amenities are sewer water and electricity. We had the windows open at night, and being just off the main road, we didn't hear any traffic. If we pass thru again we'd definitively stay again."

    3. San Juan McGee Park RV Camping

    4 Reviews
    Bloomfield, NM
    14 miles
    Website

    $10 - $30 / night

    "Great place to camp Paved back in spots noting fact just a large parking lot Water and electric Showers and toilet away from camp sites but available"

    4. The Little Park

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    Bloomfield, NM
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (505) 427-3047

    $40 - $50 / night

    5. Homestead RV Park

    5 Reviews
    Kirtland, NM
    0 miles
    Website
    +1 (505) 598-9181

    "Full hook ups, pull through spots. Didn’t use the facilities, but they looked modern and clean. Basically a gravel parking lot."

    "Great laundry with big washers and driers and lots of space to fold clothes. The bathrooms are big and very clean. Owner was so great and so kind. Will stay again when passing through."

    6. Bluffview RV Park

    6 Reviews
    Farmington, NM
    9 miles
    Website
    +1 (505) 278-8853

    $40 - $45 / night

    "Shady looking area but easy to access site with full hookups for $32. Friendly staff."

    "Level sites"

    7. Mesa Verde RV Resort

    12 Reviews
    Mancos, CO
    41 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 533-7421

    $43 / night

    "Located less than 1 mile from Mesa Verde National Park entrance, this campground has wonderful owners who understand the meaning of hospitality!"

    "This is a beautiful, maintained campground right outside of Mesa Verde National Park. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. The gentleman even escorted us to our site."

    8. Sundance RV Park

    12 Reviews
    Cortez, CO
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 565-0997

    "An oval with sites on both sides as you drive around. The pull through lots are in the middle, of course, and that's where we stayed. When we arrived, we were greeted nicely and directed to our site."

    "Gravel spaces (needed leveling) with some older trees that provided shade, a full hookup and picnic table."

    9. Sleeping Ute RV Park

    6 Reviews
    Towaoc, CO
    37 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 565-6544

    $50 - $75 / night

    "Amenities include, cable TV, pool, casino, laundry, showers, wifi. Great AT&T cell service, 3 bars of Verizon. Sites are a bit narrow with gravel. Everything is pitched towards the valley."

    "There were plenty of open spaces, and the facility was clean. The laundry room was clean and affordable to get caught up if you are on the road."

    10. Durango Ranch RV Resort

    4 Reviews
    Durango, CO
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 946-8924

    $69 - $82 / night

    "Beautiful country and Mountain View’s. Do not be mislead by Google. They show this as a hay field. It is much more. Large level sites, Good water pressure 30/50 amp service. Separate dog run."

    "Tanner and everyone we met at Durango Ranch RV Resort was simply top notch."

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RV Park Reviews near Kirtland, NM

584 Reviews of 77 Kirtland Campgrounds


  • Mark The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 22, 2021

    Outback RV

    Small, laid back campground with full hookups

    This is a small campground, only 8 sites, outside of Cortez, CO with easy access to Mesa Verde National Park and to Cortez for supplies.  It is a gravel lot with each site being a pull through; big rig friendly (45'x75').  There are shared covered picnic tables.  Full hookups with 20/30/50 electric.  We had good AT&T cell coverage.  The property is surrounded by BLM land and close to Phil's World with bike trails.  It is centrally located for all of the areas attractions: Mesa Verde, Canyons of the Ancients, Hovenweep, Telluride, Durango (Durango to Silverton scenic train).  There are weekly and monthly rates which reduces the nightly rate.  The owner, Bill, was very nice and even stopped by with local brochures and maps.  We will definitely stop here again when out this way.

  • S
    May. 9, 2021

    Morefield Campground — Mesa Verde National Park

    Great place to explore Mesa Verde National Park

    This is a good-sized campground consisting of several different one-way paved loops for access. Most of the sites are back in but there are some pull throughs. There are a mix of tent and RV camping sites. Flush toilet restrooms are available and there are showers and a laundry a few miles away where the café, store, and gas station are located. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring that can also be used for grilling. One section provides full hookups but most of the sites are for dry camping. There are several dump stations with fresh water available in the park. The information on the campground indicates 30 feet as the maximum size but some sites will accommodate rigs to 40 feet. Most of the sites are pretty level and are typically grass but a few have gravel. The area consists of small oak trees but only a few sites have shade. Our Verizon and AT&T hotspots did not work in the campground. Cell service was spotty and that was true through the national park. There is wifi in the campground that was pretty good most of the time. Good enough for email but not usually enough for streaming.

  • Robert G.
    May. 18, 2021

    Mancos State Park Campground

    Great small lake

    Mancos State Park has no-wake boating and is well-known for fishing, especially rainbow trout, a few brownies and yellow perch. There are 33 campsites on two sides of the lake, plus two all-season yurts. During the winter, it is a great place to use as a base for cross country skiing.

    It is near the La Plata range to the east, and Mesa Verde National Park to the southwest. Durango is about 45 minutes to the east, and the City of Cortez about 25 minutes to the west. Telluride ski resort is about a two-hour drive. Both Cortez and Durango are full-service cities, with multiple supermarkets, other chains, etc. The town of Mancos, about a 12-minute drive from the park, has a full-service sit-down restaurant/bakery, a natural foods store, other restaurants, a community grocery store, shops, modern library and other amenities.

    The park adjoins the San Juan National Forest, including multiple hiking trails, the Chicken Creek cross country ski area, the Sawtooth and Millwood trails, and other trails. The nearby forest (about a mile up the road) has dispersed camping as well as organized campgrounds accessible by a paved road.

    There also is a dude ranch next to the park, and the approximate 1-mile trail around the park takes hikers over some beautiful scenery. There are no corrals, but horses are allowed on specific trails.

    None of the campsites currently have water or electric hookups, but potable water is available at several connections on the east (main) side of the park. While there is no public WiFi, cell signals are strong.

  • Julia M.
    Nov. 10, 2020

    Oasis RV Resort and Cottages

    Nice site layout; Enjoyable stay! - THIS IS NOT KOA! NOW CALLED OASIS RV

    CUSTOMER SERVICE: Friendly staff; shuffled our stay around so we could extend and not relocate during the week. 

    WIFI/ CELL SERVICE: Camp wifi and speed seemed to work really well! I could use email and stream videos with no delay; however we used a hot spot for work calls to be more clear, but their wifi probably could have been fine to do so. 2 of 4 bars AT&T but calls came in fine throughout the entire park. 

    SITE: Pretty campground layout. Love the"S" curved pull thru sites. We had an"S" shaped site with nice privacy and ease of arriving and leaving because of design. The sites all seemed to be nicely spaced from one another and private even though you are nearby. There were some views and there were a few pretty fall trees and a vacant pasture to look at while sitting at the picnic table. A small creek flows along the edge of site 23. Full hookup; level site; heated water so didn't have to worry about pipes freezing during stay; fire pit; grill; full sun site; rock roads but well maintained and not too dusty; light road noise. I'm sure the sites closer to the highway are louder near the campground entrance; no bugs in October that we experienced. 

    OTHER: Nearby Walmart and shopping center. About 20 min drive from Historic Downtown; about 5 minutes from Anytime Fitness gym. Laundry room was small and they didn't clean our clothes very well, but it was kept clean.

  • B
    Jul. 2, 2021

    Echo Basin Cabin and RV Resort

    Big rig friendly

    Great park for larger RV's we have a 40 ft toy hauler plus the added ramp patio plenty of room. Park is very clean and quiet plus pet friendly. Lots of large Ponderosa pine for shade and scenery

  • Laura M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 7, 2022

    La Mesa RV Park

    Does The Job

    We stayed here using Passport America discount on our way to Albuquerque. 

    The park is a very basic RV park in the town of Cortez. There is quite a bit of road noise as to be expected in a town. It seemed a bit rundown but not awful. There were some long time residents living there. 

    The guy (owner? manager?) who came out to meet us when we pulled in was very nice and gave us a lot of tips on things to do in the area. It is only 8 miles to Mesa Verde National Park so a great place to stay if you want to check that out. He gave us a list of other things in the area as well. Very knowledgable and friendly. 

    There was one washer and dryer for a laundry room that shuts down at night. There are dumpsters for garbage but no recycling. The sites are full hook ups with pull through and back in available and they can accommodate big rigs. Each site had a picnic table as well. Overall a convenient place to stay if you want to check out Mesa Verde or are just traveling through. 

    Good cell reception ATT and Verizon and the park offers Wifi.

  • Reuben
    Nov. 2, 2020

    Sundance RV Park

    Very nice and simple little park right in the middle of Cortez

    Neat and tidy and friendly. This park is in the middle of Cortez, so you literally drive through"historic downtown Cortez" to get there and pull into it right off the main street. That's a little unusual. The park itself is a simple layout; the typical racecourse layout. An oval with sites on both sides as you drive around. The pull through lots are in the middle, of course, and that's where we stayed. When we arrived, we were greeted nicely and directed to our site. Pulled right in, and all the hook ups were in reasonable spots, making our set up easy. We did have to use ONE block on our front passenger tire to keep from hanging by our jack, so I wouldn't say the site was 100% level. Enough room to easily park our rig(29' 3") and our tow vehicle, a Honda Fit. Everything worked fine: water, sewer, electric. Did not use the cable TV that was available, and never even tried the wi-fi. My cell signal was strong enough(middle of town) that I just used a hot spot for the little bit of Netflix streaming we did that evening. The campground is spartan but nice. My only gripes, really, are that the sites are quite close together, and it's near enough to the main street that you do hear some traffic at night. You don't forget you have neighbors. But we'd still recommend this spot.

  • S
    May. 16, 2021

    La Plata County Fairgrounds

    Bare minimums but good location

    This is a small area at the fairgrounds that has space for 6 RVs. All of the sites are back in with 30 amp power and a shared water connection. There are no sewer connections but there are several dump stations in town. There are no showers or restrooms. The sites are gravel and pretty level. Our Verizon and AT&T hotspots both worked well and cell service was good. There is what looks like a maintenance area behind the campground so there was traffic back and forth most of the day that kicked up some dust. It was also a bit noisy. The Durango to Silverton train runs right next to the fairgrounds and that can be a bit noisy too. The Animas River trail is within walking distance. There is also a town trolley service that will take you into the main part of town. The weekends can have events going on which could make it a bit tight to get in and out with your RV. Overall, this was an ok place for a few days but it is certainly nothing fancy. It was very affordable though.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 3, 2025

    Ancient Cedars Mesa Verde RV Park

    Convenient to National Park

    This is a nice park. A little dated. The pull through spaced had 30/50 amp hook ups. Water and sewer. Our 41’ Montana’s 5 slides fit but the spaces (and trees) prevented us from opening our awning. The picnic table and fire pit were adequate but no open burning was permitted during our stay due to fire conditions . We didn’t use either showers or laundry. We had a problem with our truck and the manager was able to extend our stay by a day on short notice — also recommended a local diesel shop in Cortez. Great view of the Mesa and noise from the highway was not too bad. We would stay here again if in the area.


Guide to Kirtland

RV campgrounds near Kirtland, New Mexico sit at approximately 5,300 feet elevation in the high desert region of the Four Corners area. Summer temperatures typically range from 85-95°F during daytime with cooler evenings dropping to the 50s. Winter camping remains possible at lower elevations, though nighttime temperatures frequently drop below freezing between November and February.

What to do

Explore Mesa Verde National Park: Located about an hour's drive from Kirtland, this UNESCO World Heritage site features ancient cliff dwellings. "Mesa Verde NP was awesome!" notes a visitor to Sundance RV Park, who appreciated the park's proximity just "12 min drive" from their campsite.

Visit nearby fairgrounds: The San Juan County Fairgrounds offers recreational opportunities along the river. A camper at San Juan McGee Park RV Camping described their experience: "Reasonable price for a stop over. Not many people here. I am camped between a pond and a river. Otherwise it is a gravel parking lot."

Relax at local swimming facilities: Some campgrounds offer pools, while others are near municipal swimming areas. "We enjoyed their nice pool which was cool and refreshing," mentioned a visitor at Moore's RV Park & Campground who stayed for a week. Another traveler noted the "Municipal Pool within walking distance that we used and enjoyed $5 each" near their campground.

What campers like

Clean facilities: Many reviewers specifically mention bathroom and shower quality as deciding factors. At Bluffview RV Park, one camper noted: "The guy who runs the place is really friendly. We made reservations a couple of days in advance with no credit card number needed." The park offers "full hookups for $40 night after senior discount."

Shade availability: In the high desert environment, shade trees are highly valued. A camper at Moore's RV Park & Campground appreciated that "a lot of the sites (ours included) had very nice shade trees. A lot rv parks in the southwest there is zero shade. The trees a definite plus!!!"

Dog-friendly amenities: Several campgrounds provide specific facilities for pets. "There is a fenced in area for dogs to play off leash and actually keep waste bags in stock," wrote a visitor to Homestead RV Park. Another campground was noted for its "nice dog park divided into two areas so your dogs don't have to co-mingle."

What you should know

Varying site conditions: Leveling requirements differ between parks. A camper at The Working Mans RV Park described it as "a very well maintained and clean basic rv park. The only amenities are sewer water and electricity. We had the windows open at night, and being just off the main road, we didn't hear any traffic."

Bathroom maintenance inconsistencies: Quality of facility upkeep varies significantly between parks. One reviewer noted: "Large campground that is part of the San Juan county grounds," while others mentioned specific maintenance issues at certain facilities.

Reservation policies: Some parks require advance booking while others allow more flexibility. "We were there for 3 nights. On the arrival day, two of the women's toilets had no toilet paper and one seat had feces on it," reported one dissatisfied camper, highlighting the importance of reading recent reviews.

Tips for camping with families

Look for recreation options: Some campgrounds offer activities specifically for children. "Our car broke down so we had to stay here. I think it was a great spot to break down. The pool was amazing and refreshing. The bathrooms had a code to get in and were clean. There were lots of families around," wrote a visitor to Moore's RV Park & Campground.

Consider tent camping areas: Several parks offer dedicated tent sites separate from RV areas. "This was our first camping trip but we loved the campsite and the pool!" shared a first-time camper, indicating that some locations are beginner-friendly.

Check bathroom proximity: Family-friendly facilities often feature clean, accessible restrooms. "After two days roughing it in the wilderness with no facilities, Moore's was a great place to pitch a tent, take a shower and relax in a chair in the shade before heading to Durango," noted one traveler with experience at multiple camping styles.

Tips from RVers

Site spacing considerations: Some parks offer more separation between sites than others. A camper at Durango Ranch RV Resort observed: "Small well kept park, very spacious lots, great location for all things in the area, easy access to Durango. Really quiet and really a nice place."

Electrical service variations: Parks offer different amperage options. "This is a small park, but a large number of spots so it feels a bit crowded. They did fit us in a spot with room to spare, 60' with truck and rv," mentioned a Bluffview RV Park visitor.

Pull-through availability: For larger rigs, access considerations are important. "The sites are easy to get into, relatively level, and have tables and grill/fire pits," noted one reviewer about available spaces at a nearby campground.

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