Caballo lures RV travelers with Caballo Lake's world-class walleye fishing and endless Rio Grande boating. Seven parks in our directory start at $16 a night and hug the water's edge. Park your rig here to fish dawn to dusk, then stargaze over desert mountains.
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Caballo nestles against Caballo Lake in southern New Mexico, where the Rio Grande carves through arid hills. Anglers haul in bass and catfish from rocky shores. Caballo Lake State Park launches boats and traces hiking paths to viewpoints. Percha Dam State Park reveals old stone ruins beside cottonwood groves. Birders tally bald eagles in winter flights overhead.
RV parks anchor your stay amid these spots. Lakeview RV Park suits families with WiFi, showers, 50-amp service, and a dump station from $34 nightly. Caballo Lake RV Park draws groups at $16 a night, complete with WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and big sites. Riverside Campground inside Caballo Lake State Park fits boaters with 30-amp, 50-amp, showers for $30 to $35.
Caballo excels in fishing and boating on Caballo Lake along the Rio Grande. State parks like Caballo Lake and Percha Dam draw anglers for walleye hauls and hikers to desert trails. Birdwatchers count eagles; history buffs explore dam ruins. Campers base here for quiet southern New Mexico escapes year-round.
Caballo Lake State Park, Percha Dam State Park, Lakeview RV Park, Caballo Lake RV Park, and Riverside Campground top the list. Lakeview offers WiFi and showers near NM-152; Caballo Lake RV Park sits lakeside with group sites. All cluster within 10 miles of town for easy Rio Grande access.
Yes, Lakeview RV Park, Caballo Lake RV Park, and Riverside Campground provide 50-amp service. Lakeview adds WiFi and showers; Riverside suits boaters at Caballo Lake State Park. These hookups power big rigs through hot summers and cool winters.