New Mexico State Parks

Millions of people visit New Mexico State Parks each year. According to EMNRD Cabinet Secretary Jennifer A. Salisbury, about 5 million people visited our state parks in 1998. Some parks estimate as many as 40 percent of visitors live in other states or countries. New Mexico has 31 state parks encompassing the scenic beauty and mystic in America's Land of Enchantment. Discover the enchantment by hiking in our mountains, fishing in our lakes and streams, or exploring our desert lowlands and plains. Explore the parks by clicking on any of the links below. You can also download many of the park brochures directly from the New Mexico State Parks Divison web.

Northwest Region
El Vado Lake State Park
Fenton Lake State Park
Navajo Lake State Park
Heron Lake State Park

Northeast Region
Cimarron Canyon State Park
ClaytonLake State Park
Coyote Creek State Park
Morphy Lake State Park
Located near Mora, this state park was renovated in 1999. It features 30 campsites, all day-use areas with tables and grills and modern vault toilettes.
Storrie Lake State Park
Sugarite Canyon
Located outside of Raton, this state park will host its 15th Annual Ice Fishing Derby in February 2000.

Central Region
Bluewater Lake State Park
Coronado State Park
Hyde Memorial State Park
Manzano Mountains State Park
Manzano Mountains State Park is located 13 miles northwest of Mountainair and offers a variety of activities including hiking, picnicking, wildlife viewing, and camping. The park closes every November through March for the winter months.
Rio Grande Nature Center State Park
Senator Willie Chavez State Park

South Central Region
Conchas Lake State Park
Oasis State Park
Santa Rosa Lake State Park
Sumner Lake State Park
Ute Lake State Park
Villanueva State Park

Southwest Region
Caballo Lake State Park
City of Rocks State Park
Elephant Butte Lake State Park
LeasburgDDam State Park
Oliver Lee Memorial State Park
Pancho Villa State Park
Percha Dam State Park
Rockhound State Park

Southeast Region
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Brantley Lake State Park
Living Desert State Park

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