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Bottomless Lakes State Park, New Mexico
Looking for a Sunday Funday? We’re gonna suggest Bottomless Lakes State Park! This quirky park is home to a lake filled with sinkholes ranging from 17 to 90 feet deep, offering you a chance to scuba Read more...
Looking for a Sunday Funday? We’re gonna suggest Bottomless Lakes State Park! This quirky park is home to a lake filled with sinkholes ranging from 17 to 90 feet deep, offering you a chance to scuba dive into these colorful underwater caverns or just paddle over them in your canoe or kayak (rentals are available). Those hiking or biking the trails can discover waterside bluffs for sick pictures of the blue-green water before heading back to your camp for a night under the stars. There’s plenty of spots for fishing, picnicking, and even a playground for those young at heart. Bring your whole crew too, there’s camping and picnic pavilions for your whole gang and you can swing by Roswell for a super weird day trip! Who knows, you might meet some out of this world new friends at Bottomless Lakes, and share some bottomless fun together.
Joel: Be prepared for wind. Lots of good exploring areas
Kate: I was passing through and stumbled upon this place. I can't wait to return and bring my camping gear....
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You won’t mind putting yourself out to pasture at Pasture Campground; with space for RVers and...
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Kate: I loved the grassy meadows. 3 vault toilets mean you don't have to walk very far. Several sites...
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Michael: Loved the stars here. Walk in sites are a little tricky at night but well worth the stay on a clear...
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Johnross: Stayed specifically on Saddle Campground -- Lot 12.
Website of the campground were tricky, but...
Johnross: From beginning to end the experience was terrific. Signs leading up to our campground from Cloudcroft...
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Enjoy the coo of the birds and the wisp of the trees at Lower Fir Group Campground, an ideal place for...
Kate: This campground is a little slice of heaven. The sites are well spaced and grassy with tent pads. ...