State Park
GuideBooked a two week stay at storrie lake after coming from Ute Lake. We have a 34’ RV. It was incredibly difficult getting in, and then when we got to the campsite the spots were also tight. Not a big deal since it was just us and one other person but I can’t imagine if it was full.
We booked under…
GuidePulled in after a long day drive from Denver. Campground was full but site host told us there was a now show last night for a two day reservation and we could use that site - nice people. Our site has 30 amp electric and water; there is a dump station on site. Cost was $14/night. Each site has an…
TravelerThis is a nice state park, and seems to be a favorite of the locals. The campsites on the north side are VERY close together and we had 2 or 3 local families with kids and dogs surrounding us. We went to a local hotel.
Storrie Lake State Park is located in New Mexico
State Road 104 west to Grand Avenue from points east. Right turn on Grand avenue north to Mills avenue. Turn left on Mills avenue west to 7th street. Turn right on 7th street north, 7th street turns into SR 518. The park entrance is approximately 2.5 miles north of Mills avenue, between mile markers 3 & 4 on SR 518. I-25 from points south exit 343 to Grand avenue north on Grand avenue to 7th street, turn left on 7th street north, 7th street turns into SR 518. The park entrance is approximately 5 miles from Grand avenue, between mile markers 3 & 4 on SR 518.
35.65767926 N
105.232327 W
