28 campgrounds that take vehicles of 40 feet or more in New Mexico

The list is thickest in Santa Fe National Forest. The Forest Service runs most of them. They lean to the north of the state rather than being spread evenly across it.

A campground is listed when the longest permitted vehicle in its Recreation.gov site records is 40 feet or more. The figure is the longest single site, so most sites at a listed campground are shorter.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 28

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Cochiti CampgroundUSACE80ReservableDetails →
RianaUSACE70ReservableDetails →
Redondo CampgroundFS62ReservableDetails →
Juniper CampgroundNPS56Partly reservableDetails →
Jemez Falls CampgroundFS51ReservableDetails →
Agua Piedra CampgroundFS46Partly reservableDetails →
Tetilla PeakUSACE45ReservableDetails →
PalizaFS42ReservableDetails →
Black Canyon CampgroundFS36ReservableDetails →
Cimarron CampgroundFS36ReservableDetails →
Hopewell Lake CampgroundFS33Partly reservableDetails →
San Antonio CampgroundFS30ReservableDetails →
Gallo CampgroundNPS29ReservableDetails →
Columbine CampgroundFS27ReservableDetails →
Valley Of Fires Recreation AreaBLM27ReservableDetails →
Sleepy GrassFS25ReservableDetails →
Elephant Rock CampgroundFS21ReservableDetails →
Santa Barbara CampgroundFS21Partly reservableDetails →
Fawn Lakes CampgroundFS19ReservableDetails →
Coal MineFS15ReservableDetails →
Field Tract CampgroundFS15Partly reservableDetails →
Rio De Las Vacas CampgroundFS15ReservableDetails →
Echo AmphitheaterFS13ReservableDetails →
Vista Linda CampgroundFS13ReservableDetails →
Clear Creek CampgroundFS12ReservableDetails →
Jacks Creek Group AreaFS2ReservableDetails →
Clear Creek Group CampgroundFS1ReservableDetails →
Holy Ghost Group AreaFS1Partly reservableDetails →

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