Snuggled beneath the Caballo Mountains, Caballo Lake State Park is the perfect spot for some adventure time! The park offers hiking and horseback riding trails for those who want to get out and enjoy the forest, or try one of the interpretive trails. You might even be inspired to do a Napoleon Dynamite style dance to show your appreciation. Take those jazz hands to the lake for trout fishing or simply relax in your canoe or sailboat and let the calming waves do their work. Caballo offers a ton of camping options for those with RVs, tents, or horses, or adventurers who want to boat in and camp in the wild. At Caballo Lake you’ll dance under the stars and out on the trail!
Snuggled beneath the Caballo Mountains, Caballo Lake State Park is the perfect spot for some adventure time! The park offers hiking and horseback riding trails for those who want to get out and enjoy the forest, or try one of the interpretive trails. You might even be inspired to do a Napoleon Dynamite style dance to show your appreciation. Take those jazz hands to the lake for trout fishing or simply relax in your canoe or sailboat and let the calming waves do their work. Caballo offers a ton of camping options for those with RVs, tents, or horses, or adventurers who want to boat in and camp in the wild. At Caballo Lake you’ll dance under the stars and out on the trail!
If your RV is a behemoth, then Stallion Campground has got your back with a row of pull-through sites lined up real nice! There’s only a handful of them, too, so revel in the quietness and stellar views of the Caballo Mountains. Restrooms and the park office are close by, and if you’re bringing yourself a vessel for some water fun, the boat ramp i Read more...
Palomino Campground is the perfect little spot for a weekend getaway on the shores of Caballo Lake. If you want quiet camping and quick access to the fun on the water, this is your spot. Not to mention the mountain views. RV, tent, and ADA sites are also a hop and a skip from restrooms and the dump station. You’ll find all you need right inside yo Read more...
On the other side of the Caballo Dam is Riverside Campground, nestled along the shores of the Rio Grande. AKA, if you’re here to fish or for some peace and quiet, this place is your jam! There’s showers, accessible sites, and plenty of room for tents and RVs. The circular setup means you’ll make some friends. Head out with your new neighbors to Ap Read more...
Aww ya folks, Percha Flats Campground is some super pretty primitive camping! Those who want a weekend of tent pitching, fishing, and mountain views are gonna be stoked on the sites here. There are restrooms, too, plus a pay station so you don’t even have to head into the main campgrounds. . . talk about exlusive! Set apart from the rest of the ca Read more...
The RV and tent sites at Appaloosa Campground come with all the views you want! Right along the shores of Caballo Lake, it’s only a quick jaunt to the boat launch or to the beach for some killer fishing! Restrooms are steps away, and the park office is only a short walk as well, should you want to chat up the rangers about the best chill spot in t Read more...
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If your RV is a behemoth, then Stallion Campground has got your back with a row of pull-through sites lined up real nice! There’s only a handful of them, too, so revel in the quietness and stellar views of the Caballo Mountains. Restrooms and the park office are close by, and if you’re bringing yourself a vessel for some water fun, the boat ramp i Read more...
Palomino Campground is the perfect little spot for a weekend getaway on the shores of Caballo Lake. If you want quiet camping and quick access to the fun on the water, this is your spot. Not to mention the mountain views. RV, tent, and ADA sites are also a hop and a skip from restrooms and the dump station. You’ll find all you need right inside yo Read more...
On the other side of the Caballo Dam is Riverside Campground, nestled along the shores of the Rio Grande. AKA, if you’re here to fish or for some peace and quiet, this place is your jam! There’s showers, accessible sites, and plenty of room for tents and RVs. The circular setup means you’ll make some friends. Head out with your new neighbors to Ap Read more...
Aww ya folks, Percha Flats Campground is some super pretty primitive camping! Those who want a weekend of tent pitching, fishing, and mountain views are gonna be stoked on the sites here. There are restrooms, too, plus a pay station so you don’t even have to head into the main campgrounds. . . talk about exlusive! Set apart from the rest of the ca Read more...
The RV and tent sites at Appaloosa Campground come with all the views you want! Right along the shores of Caballo Lake, it’s only a quick jaunt to the boat launch or to the beach for some killer fishing! Restrooms are steps away, and the park office is only a short walk as well, should you want to chat up the rangers about the best chill spot in t Read more...
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