Ohkay Owingeh pulses with Tewa Pueblo history along the Rio Grande's banks. Camp here to trace footsteps from the Spanish era at San Juan Bautista Church, America's oldest continuously used church since 1598. One RV park plants you steps from casino lights and riverside trails.
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Ohkay Owingeh anchors the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, where Tewa people have lived for over 1,000 years on land fringed by the Rio Grande. Stroll the central plaza near the tribal center on Veteran's Memorial Highway. Join locals for the August 10 San Juan Fiesta, alive with traditional dances and roasted chiles. Kayak the river or visit ancient kivas that whisper pre-Columbian secrets.
Ohkay Hotel Casino RV Park delivers 50 sites starting at $66 per night, steps from the casino floor. Slot players and poker fans claim spots for easy nightlife access. Anglers and hikers launch from here to the Rio Grande or Carson National Forest edges, with full hookups fueling multi-week escapes.
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Ohkay Owingeh shines for its ancient Tewa Pueblo heritage and Ohkay Owingeh Casino Resort. Tewa people settled here over 1,000 years ago, making it one of New Mexico's oldest communities. The San Juan Bautista Church, built in 1598, hosts the vibrant August 10 fiesta with dances, feasts, and Rio Grande views that pull in cultural explorers year-round.
Ohkay Hotel Casino RV Park sits right in Ohkay Owingeh. It offers 50 sites from $66/night with full hookups, laundry, and direct casino access. Park along the Rio Grande for fishing breaks between gaming sessions or pueblo tours.
Yes, Ohkay Hotel Casino RV Park welcomes pets. Leashed dogs roam the grounds freely, but owners must clean up and keep noise low during quiet hours. This setup suits traveling families who hike nearby Rio Grande trails with furry companions.