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Eagle Lake Campground & RV Park Entrance Introduce

Welcome to Eagle Lake Campground & RV Park Entrance, a beautiful camping destination located in the heart of the Ruidoso Mountains in Alto, New Mexico. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, we offer a unique primitive camping experience with access to stunning natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

Environment and Scenery:

Eagle Lake Campground & RV Park Entrance is nestled in the Ruidoso Mountains, offering breathtaking views and a tranquil environment. The area is known for its natural beauty, including Eagle Lake, where fish are abundant. Wildlife such as wild horses, deer, turkeys, and bears can be spotted, adding to the allure of this scenic location.

Services and Features:

  • Fishing: Great fishing opportunities, with trout being a popular catch. Note that there is an additional fishing fee.
  • Wildlife Spotting: Abundant wildlife, including wild horses, deer, turkeys, and bears.
  • Scenic Views: Amazing views of the Ruidoso Mountains and Eagle Lake.
  • Clean Hot Showers: Enjoy clean and hot shower facilities.
  • Friendly Staff: Honest and friendly staff are available to assist campers.

Considerations:

  • Primitive Camping: Be prepared for primitive camping conditions, including rocky and overgrown campsites.
  • Site Preparation: Some effort may be required to clear and level tent sites.
  • Port-o-Johns: Port-o-johns are available but may require emptying.
  • Water: Bring your own water, as there is no readily available water source.
  • 4WD Recommended: A 4WD vehicle may be necessary to traverse the area.
  • Cost: The campground is considered pricey compared to other primitive camping spots, with additional fees for fishing.
  • Navigation: Ignore Google Maps' directions regarding Ski-Run Rd and "avalanche trail," as the latter is private land. Obtain a map from the office.
  • Bear Safety: Keep campsites clean of food to avoid attracting bears.

Promotional Information:

Experience the beauty and tranquility of Eagle Lake Campground & RV Park Entrance, a perfect getaway in the Ruidoso Mountains. Enjoy great fishing, wildlife spotting, and stunning views, making the high cost worthwhile for many campers. Be prepared for primitive camping conditions and bring your own water. Plan your trip and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Alto, NM.

Contact Information:

Phone: (575) 464-3904

Mobile: +1 575-464-3904

Address: Indian Service Rte 21, Alto, NM 88312

Location

New MexicoOtero CountyAltoIndian Service Route 21

Customer Reviews

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27 reviews
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William Soong
Jul 20, 2021

Really nice place. Pretty pricey compared to other primitive camp spots. Lots of rules for being primitive camping as well. No map of the property is offered so take a picture of the one in the office. $15 per pole fishing is a bit pricey on top of the $30 per night. Be prepared for some heavy work to clear and level a spot for your tent. Rocky and/or overgrown spots seem to be what's available. Port-o-johns needing to be emptied. Might need 4wd to traverse the area. Nice fresh air, great fishing, quiet area, wildlife spotting, friendly honest staff, clean hot shower room, and amazing views make this campground worth it. Ignore google maps saying that Ski-Run Rd is closed. It tries to take you thru "avalanche trail" which is private land. Very frustrating.

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Paul Hill
Jun 08, 2019

Stayed Jun 6 - 8. Got a great spot above the Eagle lake to pitch our tent. We were the only ones for the first night then got neighbors the next day. Fish were jumping during the evening. Folks were catching some good size trout. Did pay $118 for 2 vehicles, 4 people for 2 nights and for 2 adults and 1 child to fish for one day. It does sound a lot but it is worth it. There are port-a-poties that are well taken care of. Bring water. We had about 10 gallons that was good for 2 days for washing. There are wild horses, deer, and turkeys. Yes there are bears. We didnt see any. But, we kept our camp site clean of food. They will tell you how important that is. This is a great get away in the Ruidoso Mountains.

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KC Starr
Oct 18, 2019

Awesome views... Auth. Personnel only.

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Hu
Sep 10, 2021

The most perfect place I've ever seen stars at. We're talking about thousands of stars with naked eye. Zero to little light pollution due to a natural bowl shape of the mountains. Wife got altitude sickness so we had to leave early. Approximately 8000' up so be prepared for that. Beautiful area to camp, a little pricy as others have said but goes to a good cause, Native Americans.

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Joel Solis
Jul 23, 2018

This was my family's first camping trip and I have to say this place is so clean and awesome. Plenty of camp sites and the lake is walking distance and fishing is GREAT HERE!! Lots of wildlife and hiking trails as well. My family and I caught about 21 rainbow trout about 16+ inches in length. I definitely found my go to place from here on out for camping. Thank you guys for the memories can wait to make more here!!!