The best camping near Harry McAdams State Park

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Harry McAdams Campground

47 sites · RVs, Tents In Harry McAdams State Park

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Lea County RV Park

21 sites · RVs10 acres · Hobbs, NM

Rules Sewer/Water Sewer and sink waste-water connections must be airtight. State law prohibits any waste-water runoff to the ground. Bussines Operations Any type of business operation in the campground is prohibited. Parking Only one RV and two vehicles per space. Do not park in a vacant RV space or gravel areas. Dumpsters There is a large dumpster in the northeast corner of the property that you can use for household-type refuse only. Do not dump any hazardous debris. Pets Pets are allowed but must adhere to the pet rule contract, and you must provide pet vaccination paperwork. Visitors You are responsible for your visitors, adults, and children.Your visitors are not allowed to bring pets into the RV park. Vehicle Washing No RV or vehicle washing in the park. Oil Changes Please do not change oil, tires, or work on vehicles in the park. Fireworks The use of fireworks, slingshots, or BB guns is prohibited. Firearms Discharging of firearms is prohibited at all times. Smoking/Alcohol No smoking or alcohol in the office, restrooms, or laundry area. Drugs The use or possession of illegal drugs constitutes immediate eviction from Lea County RV park. SITE MAINTENANCE All spaces must be kept orderly and clean, litter-free, including cigarette butts.No clotheslines. No boxes, tools, junk. Open campfires are prohibited. BBQ grill is acceptable. Music & TV Please keep music and TV volumes low as a courtesy to your neighbor. Quiet Time Quiet time is from 9:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Drivers The driver must be 18 years old and older. RV Slots Use only the RV slots assigned to you. Please do not move into another space without contacting and getting approval from the office.

The best camping near Harry McAdams State Park guide

Overview

About

Just outside of Hobbs, New Mexico lies Harry McAdams State Park, an oasis in the desert. With green grass campgrounds and ample opportunities for fishing and hiking nearby you’re sure to fall in love with the quietness of this place. Keep an eye out for jackrabbits, road runner and who knows, maybe even an elusive sasquatch while you’re out on the trails (if ya see bigfoot, send us a photo!). After a day of adventure head into town and try your luck at the area casinos, or visit the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Yee-haw! You’ll ride out of Harry Mcadams with a smile on your face and desert memories for a lifetime.

Notable campgrounds

Harry McAdams RV Park: A comfortable retreat with full hookups and easy access to park amenities.
Hobbs RV Park: Ideal for visitors seeking a cozy stay with convenient facilities nearby.
Zia RVillas RV Resort: Offers a luxurious camping experience with modern amenities and spacious sites.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, as campgrounds fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons.
Check for cancellations regularly, as last-minute openings can occur.
Consider visiting during the weekdays for better availability and a quieter experience.
Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding a suitable site.

When to go

The best time to visit Harry McAdams State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer months can be quite hot, making outdoor activities less comfortable. Winters are generally mild but can be unpredictable, so always check the weather forecast before planning your trip.

Know before you go

Check the park's operating hours, which may vary seasonally, to plan your visit accordingly.
Be prepared for the weather; bring sunscreen and plenty of water during summer, and layers for cooler months.
Stay aware of local wildlife and follow guidelines to ensure a safe encounter.
Review the park's rules and regulations, including any fire restrictions or pet policies.
Accessibility options are available; contact the park office for specific information and assistance.