Full and Partial service RV and Campgrounds in Gallup

USA RV Park – Gallup, NM

• Address: 2925 W Highway 66, Gallup, NM
• Why we recommend it: USA RV Park is located right on Route 66, with quick access to the Mentmore Climbing Area and Gallup's cultural attractions.
• Amenities: Full hookups (water, electric, sewer), heated outdoor pool (seasonal), free Wi-Fi, laundry, playground, Cowboy Cookout (seasonal), propane station, putting green, gift shop, and dog walk.

Mountain View Campground & RV Park - Aztec, NM

• Location: 121 Road 2575, Aztec, NM
• Why we recommend it: They offer guide services to show you around and help you explore and make the most of the grounds
• Amenities: Potable water, community fire ring, horseshoes, portable toilets, dog run

Wheatfields Lake Campground - Tsaile, AZ

• Location: In Tsaile, AZ, about an hour north of Gallup
• Why we recommend it: This is an excellent choice outside of Gallup near the Canyon de Chelly National Monument and with scenic views of the Chuska Mountains.
• Amenities: Drinking water, electric hookups, flushable toilets, picnic tables, and a market

Narbonna Pass Campground - Navajo, NM

• Location: Off the Navajo Route 32, about 7 miles east of Crystal, NM
• Why we recommend it: Good spot available for day-camping at high elevation with stunning views
• Amenities: Small rotunda available for use

Asaayi (Bowl Canyon) Lake - Navajo, NM

• Location: Navajo, NM
• Why we recommend it: Camp amidst stunning views of Chuska Mountains and the lake
• Amenities: Picnic tables, toilets, and firepits

Spider Rock Campground - Chinle, AZ

• Location: Canyon De Chelly National Monument
• Why we recommend it: This park in a natural wooded area of the Tse Ho Tso Plateau at Canyon De Chelly, features more than 30 spacious RV and tent camping sites to choose from
• Amenities: Campfires, solar-heated showers, snacks and refreshments, tent rentals

Tséyi' Diné Heritage Area - Chinle, AZ

• Location: Cottonwood Campground at Canyon De Chelly
• Why we recommend it: From October to March, you can take in breathtaking views, enjoy a guided tour, and hike ancient trails
• Amenities: Picnic tables, grills, restroom facilities

Red Rock Park Campgrounds – Church Rock, NM

• Address: 825 Outlaw Road, Church Rock, NM
• Why we recommend it: Stay close to the iconic red rock cliffs, local museums, and seasonal events like rodeos and balloon rallies.
• Amenities: Two campground areas with electric and water hookups, restrooms, showers, picnic areas, and an on-site post office.

Quaking Aspen Campground – Fort Wingate, NM

• Location: Cibola National Forest
• Why we recommend it: Surrounded by Ponderosa Pines, this quiet site is ideal for smaller campers and tents.
• Amenities: Vault toilets, picnic tables, fire grills. Suitable for tents and campers under 22 feet.

McGaffey Campground – Fort Wingate, NM

• Location: Cibola National Forest
• Why we recommend it: Great for outdoor enthusiasts planning to hike or bike the Zuni Mountain Trail System.
• Amenities: Vault toilets, picnic tables. Tents and campers under 22 feet welcome.

El Morro National Monument Campground - Ramah, NM

• Location: HC 61 Box 44, Ramah, NM
• Why we recommend it: This free campground offers peaceful surroundings and easy access to El Morro’s petroglyphs and historic trails.
• Amenities: Graveled tent pads, picnic tables, fire grills, drinking water, and vault toilets. One ADA-accessible site is available.

Bluewater Lake Lodge RV & Horse Motel – Prewitt, NM

• Location: Bluewater Lake State Park
• Why we recommend it: Visitors can choose from primitive beach camping or developed sites with access to modern conveniences.
• Amenities: Picnic tables, grills, flush toilets, shelters. Some sites have electric, water, and sewer hookups. Primitive sites typically include vault toilets.

Gallo Campground - Nageezi, NM

• Location: Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Nageezi, NM
• Why we recommend it: Camp beneath dramatic canyon walls and ancient ruins for a truly remote experience.
• Amenities: Flush toilets, drinking water, dump station, fire rings, picnic tables, tent pads, and five RV sites.

Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano - Grants, NM

• Location: 12000 Ice Caves Road, about 25 miles southwest of Grants, NM on NM State Hwy 53
• Why we recommend it: During May to September, you can enjoy a unique experience camping in a cabin or tent (RV parking is allowed, but there are no hookups), surrounded by historic natural landmarks.
• Amenities: Wash house, historic cabins, trading post

Ojo Redondo Campground - Grants, NM

• Location: Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands
• Why we recommend it: Camp surrounded by nature in ponderosa pine, douglas fir, and aspen trees, with a scenic meadow adjacent to the campground.
• Amenities: Flushable toilets, drinking water

Mujeres Valley Campground - Fence Lake, NM

• Location: Mujeres Valley Fairgrounds
• Why we recommend it: The fairgrounds are a 20-acre, sustainable, and cannabis-friendly campground with plenty of open space to set up a tent or small camper.
• Amenities: Toilets, potable water

Elks Lodge #1440

• Location: 1112 Susan Ave, Gallup, NM
• Amenities: ample dry campgrounds, one 30 amp and 50 amp hookup, lodge lounge, Fox Run Casino, seasonal outdoor pool, 3 lighted horseshoe pits, and a billiard room
• Why we love it: Tucked in a quiet, residential area, the campground at Elks Lodge #1140 will have you feeling refreshed with breathtaking views of the Red Rocks. This is a private site open to lodge members (donations are appreciated).