As RV camping fans begin to map their spring and summer trips, the eastern New Mexico town of Roswell is well worth a second look. State and national parks quite near Roswell make excellent outdoor destinations, thanks to unique geological formations, unusual bodies of water and some pretty terrific campgrounds. Here’s our take [...]
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 Here’s a trip idea for RV travelers who love the wide open spaces of New Mexico. White Sands National Monument, stretching out for more than two hundred fifty square miles along I-70 just west of Alamogordo, is an extraordinary natural attraction. White gypsum sand dunes rule the landscape, revealing an amazing variety of [...] When you think of traveling by RV down autumn roads made bright by fall foliage, do you think of Albuquerque? You should, because the region surrounding this ancient New Mexico city comes to life when the leaves begin to turn. One of the best-known ways to see miles and miles of autumn color [...] Surrounded by mountains and deeply rooted in Hispanic and Native American culture, Albuquerque, New Mexico is also an exciting RV camping destination. Here’s our list of the top ten places to see when you go RV camping in Albuquerque. Albuquerque BioPark – four fascinating attractions stretch out along the Rio Grande near Old [...]  What would the kids think of an RV camping trek this year that includes hiking into a volcano? Northeast New Mexico’s Capulin Volcano National Monument gets our “thumbs up” for spectacular scenery and the chance to explore ancient geological mysteries. To arrive at this seven-thousand foot wonder, travel I-25 south across the Colorado [...] There’s no better way to see the American Southwest than by getting off the interstate and following roads that wander through desert, mountains and little-visited villages. The Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway allows RV camping fans to do just that. Follow along as we offer our overview of New Mexico’s Turquoise Trail. What [...] Spend a day skiing, snowboarding or tubing and then gather your ski party for a friendly meal in the comfort of an RV. Doesn’t that sound more inviting than fighting for space in an overbooked condo? The ski resorts of America’s Southwest are gearing up for a great season, so use this handy [...] A journey to explore the caves at Carlsbad Caverns National Park in southeastern New Mexico can be the beginning of a lifelong love affair with caves. Spectacular underground formations and the beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert greet visitors to this beloved Park, and that’s just a small sampling of what you’ll find there. [...] Itinerary 1: Albuquerque to Ramah, New Mexico Petroglyph National Monument, located just west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a fascinating start to this Southwest National Parks itinerary. Hundreds of ancient carvings or “petroglyphs” are visible along the trails that snake through canyons, volcanic cinder cones and Pueblo ruins. Plan to spend enough time [...] Seven miles east of Gallup, New Mexico, in some truly spectacular surroundings, Red Rock State Park has hosted the Red Rock Balloon Rally for twenty nine years! Our readers love this balloon fest, the second largest in the world, and we wanted to pass along this idea for a great RV camping vacation. [...] |
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