On July 1, New Mexico veterans will be able to get a lifetime pass for state parks. Which New Mexico bills are going ...

Visitors to the Land of Enchantment won't want to miss out on this incredible state park in New Mexico, with the opportunity ...

The majority of the state of New Mexico is currently considered Yellow in the Red to Green Framework. With lower COVID-19 numbers, State Parks were allowed to reopen for camping and other activities.

New Mexico’s Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department is closing all New Mexico state parks to overnight camping effective Friday. The department said the move is in response to the ...

State parks in New Mexico will soon see changes to day-use fees and revised camping. New Mexico State Parks said the changes are designed to improve operations and increase safety. The new ...

An updated New York State Parks and Historic Sites map highlighting affordable options for outdoor recreation and culturally enriching experiences, has been released.

But for others, it’s an amenity they’d rather have while camping.KOB 4 ... Traffic Map Albuquerque I-25 Traffic Cameras Albuquerque I-40 Traffic ... director of the New Mexico State Parks ...

A fee restructuring gives New Mexicans free day-use access from October through April. Here are some nearby state parks to explore.

However, day use fees for New Mexicans would be completely eliminated. Jared Langenegger, Field Operations Bureau Chief for the state parks, says the changes to the fees is to catch up with the times.

Dec. 24—Ring in the new year with a free visit to one of New Mexico's 35 state parks. New Mexico residents will be able to visit state parks for the day at no cost from New Year's Day to April 30.

June is the most popular month to visit New Mexico public lands and recreation sites, according to data from New Mexico State Parks, drawing an average of 904,718 people per month between 2021 and ...

Ring in the new year with a free visit to one of New Mexico’s 35 state parks. New Mexico residents will be able to visit state parks for the day at no cost from New Year’s Day to April 30.