The best lakeside camping near Truth or Consequences

In Truth or Consequences, lake camping means sunrise paddles, fishing from the shore, and nights under wide New Mexico skies. With over 100 lakefront options, you can pitch your tent steps from the water or tuck in under cottonwoods. Average spots run about $124 a night, with the lowest at $124. Most sites let you bring pets, light a campfire, and count on a toilet. Hiking trails snake along the banks, and if you’re here in winter, snow sports aren’t out of reach. Fishing is a staple—locals swear by the early morning bite. For a soak after a day outside, check out Hot Springs at The Outlaw Casita (3 reviews). Bring layers; lakeside nights cool off fast, and mornings come bright and early.