Beautiful park to hangout in! The dogs had such a blast here as well (check out their happy…read morefaces!). They have plenty of tables protected from the elements so you can enjoy the beauty in any weather. Definitely my fave park we visited during our trip.

Visiting T ot C for a week. Nice park all ages. Playground for my toddler. Lots of people jogging…read moreor walking their dogs. Right on the river.

This is the camp attached to the dam area. plenty of…read moreparking and clean restrooms and portables I didn't see any water fountains. i attached a pic of water level 5 years ago.

Yesterday was my first time at Elephant Butte state park. My friend had been there and invited me…read more I took my dog with me. We had a great time. It was super fun to swim. The views are beautiful!

This is a nice dog park. My pup really enjoyed stretching his legs and playing with other pups. No…read morewater available??

This is not a very large park, but they have runs for both big and small dogs. When traveling from…read moreFlorence AZ to Alb NM this was a nice stop along the way to let the three campers out for a stretch. There is more dirt than grass here, so your puppets may come away dirty but they'll be happy for a break from the road.

We were in a motorhome with electric and water hookups, spaces between each site are wide and…read moreroomy, clean bathrooms and showers, so quite and peaceful lots of walking trails and birds even saw pelicans! Great place for families with children or just sitting outside and enjoying doing nothing the camp hosts Kathy and Billy were fantastic we are definitely putting this on our coming list

This is a gorgeous state Park with very nice large sites. We are in Palomino Loop which is high and…read moreoverlooks Caballo Lake. There are hiking trails all over, a boat launch, and beach areas on the water. We will be kayaking once the sun comes back out. Will definitely stay here again.

Great White Bass fishing. The lake is very shallow in the north end which makes it great for shore…read morefishing or even a kayak.

Not super clean but adequate for swimming in summer months. You can rent boats year round for…read morefishing and sight seeing. They have a mix of sandy and rocky beaches so during peak months you better get there early to snag a good spot to set up! The drive is only 90 minutes from El Paso making it the shortest distance to water! Overall enjoyable and we will be back every year without a doubt.

This is one of the best parks I've been to. The only issue was the dude with a golf club,…read moreshirtless, stumbling around the park, possibly high on drugs. A police officer showed up a few minutes later to investigate, which was reassuring. But the park was filled with kids, playing together. They had obstacles, swings, jungle gyms, rock walls, giant slides and a whole bunch of other stuff too. They also had men and women's bathrooms and picnic tables with shade / covering.

The best park for kids that I've been to. They have everything for kids of all ages. A really…read moreinnovative kids park. It's not your typical swing and slide playground. A real treasure for Silver City!

A very nice, albeit small park to Remember the fallen from wars, conflicts and attacks all around…read morethe world and the nation. The display here and the additional display in the Mimbres Museum cause a lot of reflection about our history and those who got us to where we are. I pause at length and I am very grateful to be here.

My better half and I wanted a daytrip by motorcar, and the initial plan was to hike in the Spring…read moreCanyon-Rockhound State Park area. To obtain more information, we needed to stop at the valuable visitor's center first. There, the woman in charge, Brandy, gave us a plethora of information but urged us to visit this dynamic museum first to get a more well-rounded understanding of the area. It was easy to find--the classical structure is a former armory & home of the New Mexico National Guard. Following the posted directions, we entered this building from an easy ramp down, through the door into a brightly lit space. Immediately, we were greeted by the caretakers who gave us a map and ushered us on into the displays, saying "Everything here has been donated." What an amazing array of donated history, made even more impressive with how it had been arranged--not a bit of space was wasted, even items hanging from the ceiling. Yet it was not chaotic or did anything seem out of place--very impressive. I was particularly interested in the military room, specifically with the Norden Bombsight, which was noted in "Unbroken". Another area of great interest was the lace & quilt room on the second floor (take and elevator or steps with good handrails), where the word "TAT" has an exact meaning related to the intricate patterns formed in delicate lacework. I work with numerous high school students about where they see their future, and a some of them are quite interested in working "tat" or "tattoo". Now I'll be able to give them a bit of a connection, that "tat" also describes very precise clothwork, which looks like skin tats. Anyway, this museum is FANTASTIC and free; run by volunteers and donations. We both made deposits in the box. Adjacent to the building is the Veterans' Park, especially for the Bataan Death marchers who came out of Luna County; these, along with other military members are remembered and honored. I was impressed with one of the armaments on display is a "touch" unit, and saw a pair of children sitting in the bombing seat of a howitzer. Ironic that in war/combat, it is an instrument of death; but here in a small space of honor, it is an instrument of joy, delight, & distraction. I loved it. This is certainly 5-star, and gets my "Wheel of Approval!"

What a fun thing to do and see for a few moments. A fun instagram worthy spot to demo the fun in…read morethe Land of Enchantment. It would be a great place to detox from a long drive or a quick spot to be thankful of the rare spots of beauty. Mimbres Pottery is found regional in the area. These huge pots are great way to commemorate that and demonstrate the pots beauty and detail . The pots are a part of a walking tour that highlights all the history of a classic Main street.

Rock hunting here was way more fun than we expected. You find one rock and think, "Okay, this is…read morethe perfect one," then two minutes later you spot another even cooler piece nearby. It turns into a treasure hunt fast. Love that Rockhound State Park lets you literally take a little piece of nature home with you. We grabbed a few really cool rocks and had such a good time exploring the area. Definitely a fun and unique stop if you're passing through the area.

Stayed here 3 nights. Butch, the park host , was outstanding. We had a tire issue that caused us…read moreto arrive after dark. He met us in his John Deere golf cart late after sunset and took us to our assigned campsite. I expected park personnel to be off the clock at that time of night, but he was waiting for us when we arrived. The park was very clean and well maintained. We rock hunted the first am and found the park rock trails pretty much picked over for cool rocks to collect. But still ended up with a lot of rocks to take back to Texas. It is a beautiful park with dramatic temperature changes from day to night due to the much lower humidity than Austin. Sunrise and sunsets were dramatic and beautiful. We very much enjoyed the lake and when our check out date arrived we're sad to call our visit to an end.