Navajo Lake rules as New Mexico's largest reservoir, pulling in anglers after trophy trout and boaters craving 15,600 acres of shimmering water. One prime RV park plants you right at the action. Camp here to fish dawn to dusk, then crash under star-packed skies.
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Navajo Lake anchors outdoor thrills in San Juan County. Anglers cast lines from Chavez Canyon Marina for kokanee salmon runs each fall. Boaters zip across the massive reservoir toward Sims Mesa. Hikers climb Simon Fiery Trail for panoramic views. Windsurfers ride gusts at Pine Bay.
Navajo Lake State Park's Cottonwood Campground delivers the perfect base. Families plug into fifty-amp sites for air-conditioned comfort after lake swims. Groups claim dedicated group sites for reunions. Boondockers use the dump station to refresh tanks. Rates span $15 to $90 per night, matching your setup.
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Navajo Lake earns fame as New Mexico's largest reservoir at 15,600 acres, renowned for world-class fishing and boating. Anglers target rainbow trout and kokanee salmon from spots like Chavez Canyon. Boaters and waterskiers claim the vast waters near Pine Bay. The state park adds hiking trails with reservoir overlooks.
Navajo Lake State Park's Cottonwood Campground stands as the top RV spot right on the reservoir. It offers fifty-amp and thirty-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station. Rates run $15 to $90 per night, positioning you steps from boating ramps and fishing piers.
Cottonwood Campground at Navajo Lake State Park supplies fifty-amp and thirty-amp electric hookups, but no water or sewer at sites. Use the on-site dump station for waste. This setup suits dry campers and big rigs chasing reservoir adventures.