Best RV Parks & Resorts near Roswell, NM

Beautiful desert landscapes littered with deep lakes ranging from small to rather large. Public swimming area in one of the lakes, and it has saltwater in it... the water is ice cold and super refreshing, once you get acclimated to it, lol. There’s hiking trails, ports-johns, and RV hookups. Be ready for flies in the summer though. At night, make sure you take the time to see how many stars are really up there, because the light pollution is very low at this sight.

We wanted to visit Roswell to say we have been there and found this campground! The host was awesome! We got there late and all of the spots were full, he allowed us to stay in the day area for the night as we were dry camping anyway! The lakes were amazing and beautiful! Nothing like we have seen yet! Full hook ups there and a shower house!

Very nice small RV park! Everything is well maintained. Nice bathrooms. Laundry. Lee is very helpful and gave us some good recommendations about what to see and do in Roswell. Beautiful sunsets while we were there!

We stayed at the Rv park for 3 days and it was quite clean and comfortable. The best part was seeing all the Canada geese and Sandhills cranes land in the fields right next to the property. There were hundreds and listening to them come and go throughout the day was so peaceful. The small hiking trail out the back of the property leads you down a dirt road with Rye and winter wheat fields. Great to go for a walk as long as you stay on the roads. The fields are not owned by the Rv park, but by the local farmers. As long as you stay on the roads your fine. Very little traffic on these roads. The park was spacious and the bathrooms and showers had a home feel with there decor. Great place to stay near town and fair prices.

Bottomless lakes has the best sunset views. It’s only 20 min from Roswell. The sites have enough room between each other. There is a large swimming area as well.

There are about 9 full hookup RV sites at this little park. They aren't drawn out very well and depending on how other RVers park it can be hard to figure out where to go. 

We ended up in spot number 3 which had the sewer connection in the back so we had to stretch our sewer hose pretty far. 

There's supposed to be a 30 day camping limit with a 7 day in between period but there were campers there that we're obviously just living there. 

When you get there just look at the numbered electrical boxes and fit in between the "residents" as well as you can. 

It's $15 a night for full hookups, $95 a week, or $350 a month. 

There are some small parking areas around the lake you can dry camp in. Only a few of these spots were level. It's $9 a night for dry camping or $50 a week.

About 300 feet from the Lea Lakes RV camp/hookups is a gravel/dirt road heading west into BLM land. There’s a small parking lot at the end where one can post up for the night with lake and sunset views.

Good AT&T service. Watch out for mosquitos.

This park is very clean, has full hookups and the staff are friendly and courteous. Spaces are gravel and pretty level with some shade trees.

We have stayed here in November as well as summer. November was the best, ducks and geese flocks fill the skies in late afternoon. Summer, so hot and most sites only have 30a, only 5 sites have sewer but we carry a rhino tank so if no sewer, we still do not have to move to dump. The lake is nice, really crowded in summer. Most of the rangers are really nice. We have watched a power player but only one time, rude.
We use this place while traveling west to East and 12 miles from Roswell, fun place. The host are always great, very nice and helpful.

I can't say enough about this park. Full hookups. Great views and the lake is fabulous.

Fine campground. Geared mostly for RVs. Not very big so books up quickly. Reservations online. $14 + tax and fees = $18ish for the night. Nice lake area. Outdoor beach showers.