Ditch Nevada's slots for New Mexico's Old West grit. Las Vegas, New Mexico, draws RV travelers with its brick-lined Old Town, Santa Fe Trail history, and Storrie Lake adventures. Choose from 10 directory parks, starting at $16 a night, to base your assaults on Victorian mansions, mountain hikes, and chili festivals.
Las Vegas anchors the Santa Fe Trail with its National Register Historic District. Stroll Hot Springs Road past the Plaza Hotel and ornate Carnegie Library. Hike Gallinas River trails or join the Rough Riders Reunion parade each June. Fort Union National Monument looms 25 miles north, a stone's throw for history buffs.
Storrie Lake State Park lures boaters and anglers with sites from $16 nightly. Las Vegas KOA Journey fits digital nomads craving WiFi at $46. Vegas Storage & RV Campground supplies showers, 30-amp power, and a dump station from $23. E.V. Long Campground opens to pets with fresh drinking water nearby. Vegas RV Park works for overnighters near I-25.
Las Vegas, New Mexico, excels in Old West history and Victorian architecture. The National Register Historic District features over 900 structures along Hot Springs Road and Old Town Plaza. Annual events like the Rough Riders Reunion draw crowds to celebrate Teddy Roosevelt's regiment. Storrie Lake adds recreation amid pine-covered hills.
Find 10 RV parks in our directory, including Storrie Lake State Park and Las Vegas KOA Journey. Storrie Lake sits 7 miles north with lakeside sites from $16/night. KOA Journey and Vegas RV Park cluster near I-25 for easy access; Vegas Storage & RV Campground offers showers and dump station close to town.
Yes, E.V. Long Campground explicitly allows pets with drinking water on site. Many of the 10 directory parks welcome dogs; check Storrie Lake State Park for leash rules during peak season. Vegas Storage & RV Campground provides space for walks near the Gallinas River.
