Santa Rosa Lake State Park is located about 6 miles northeast of Santa Rosa, NM, in the eastern part of the state. It's not far off I-40, so it is a convenient stopping point for through travelers. There are three campgrounds in the park with a total of 89 campsites. |
Date of visit: Sept 2013 |
Each campsite has a large cabana over the picnic table and a raised barbeque grill. Open ground fires are prohibited. |
Rocky Point Campground has two loops. Loop A is the electric loop and has 23 sites. Eight of the sites also have water hookups. |
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The B loop is just below the A loop; these sites do not have any hookups. |
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Note: Your GPS may try to take you to the lake via a dirt road, IA, at the east of town. The correct road is Route 91 north from the west end of town. |
Amenities Rocky Point: 50 sites, 15 with E, 8 with E/W - $10-14 Showers Juniper Park: 23 sites, no hookups - $10 Comfort station (no showers) Los Tanos Primitive: 14 tent sites - $10 Comfort station (no showers) RV dump station at park entrance Activities Boating Fishing Swimming Hiking Equestrian Coordinates: 35.036522 N, 104.690603 N Elevation: 4806' |