How much does it cost to camp in New Mexico state parks?

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The cost of camping in New Mexico State Parks varies depending on the type of site and amenities provided. Here's a general breakdown of the fees:

  • Primitive camping (no developed facilities): $8 - $10 per night
  • Developed campsites (with picnic table, fire ring, and nearby restrooms): $10 - $14 per night
  • Developed campsites with electric and/or water hookups: $14 - $18 per night
  • Full-hookup campsites (water, electric, and sewer): $18 - $22 per night

Additional fees may apply for extra vehicles, day-use, or other services. You can find more information and discover campgrounds in New Mexico State Parks on Hipcamp.

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