City of Rocks State Park New Mexico

City of Rocks State Park

www.emnrd.state.nm.us
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(390) · State park in Faywood, United States
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The park encompasses a one square mile area in the scenic Chihuahuan desert region of southwestern New Mexico at an elevation of 5,200 feet. The …

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Mar 11, 2025
On our way to Texas we got a campsite for the night. Kinda crazy for as far as the eyes can see not a rock in sight…then you come to the “ City of Rocks” all piled up in one area and huge rocks at th…Full review by tonyk744
Feb 6, 2025
Such a cool place to visit. Certainly not big, and we were just here for a few hours to walk around and admire the formations. There was a day fee to do so.Full review by Susan B
Dec 26, 2024
First time staying here (Off Grid) with our camper. Their non electrical sites are REALLY Nice and away from other people. The bathroom and along with shower were spotless. Will definitely be staying…Full review by David D
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What is the closest major airport to Deming? We world fly in from Vegas
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Best would be El Paso, TX
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Are there water hookups at each site? If not, can you go to a central location to fill water containers?
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we did not see any. sorry. but give them a call to make sure.
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How much time should we allow to see the park?
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A couple of hours would be plenty. That being said, we felt as though we would like to camp there at a future date as it is so unique.
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Are dogs allowed?
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As long as they are leashed and you clean up their messes.
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Are the fire pits equipped with grates for cooking
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Yes but they're 'rustic.' You mght want to put tin foil on them to cook.
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What is WIPP?
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The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) site is located 26 miles southeast of Carlsbad, New Mexico in an area known as Los Medanos (“the dunes”...
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