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$14/night
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Season
Year-round
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Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$14/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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P.O. BOX 6, Radium Spgs, New Mexico, 88054, United States
Birders and anglers who can arrive in spring will get the most out of this place. The cottonwood corridor draws migratory species, canoeing opens mid-March, and the river runs highest with mountain runoff. Site 14 has the best views; just pack for the shower hike.
The push-button showers frustrate most reviewers, gates lock at sundown with no flexibility, and a handful of past visitors describe experiences that suggest campers outside the regional cultural mainstream may not feel fully comfortable here. If that gives you pause, it's worth
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Spring brings daytime highs in the 60s–80s°F and nights in the 40s–50s°F. Mountain runoff raises river levels, improving fishing and boating while migratory birds move through the corridor. Weekends see more visitors but crowds stay moderate. Summer heat is intense. Wind sweeps across the park year-round and can compromise privacy during peak gusts. Winter offers crisp, dry conditions with clear skies.
Spring brings higher river flows, improved boating/fishing and migratory birds—ideal season.
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Leasburg Dam State Park offers a variety of amenities to enhance the camping experience. Facilities include an amphitheater, bathhouse, bird-watching areas, canoeing (seasonal, from mid-March to mid-October), a dump station, fire rings, firewood availability, fishing opportunities, interpretive programs, nature trails, a park office, parking areas, picnic shelters, a playground, restrooms (flush and vault toilets), a visitor center, and drinking water. Reviewers consistently highlight the cleanliness of the facilities and the availability of conveniences like water and electricity at many campsites.
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