Introduction
Eagle Nest Lake State Park sits on a beautiful piece of New Mexico high-country property. The park wraps around the northern and western shores of the gorgeous, 2,400 acre Eagle Nest Lake, which offers ample opportunities for boating, fishing in the summer and snowmobiling and ice-fishing in the winter.
Jagged cliff lines and steep talus slopes dive dramatically into the far shores of the lake, while the park’s campground sits on a mellow shoreline near the picturesque mountain town of Eagle Nest. Surrounding the park are the foothills and mountains of the southern Sangre De Cristo Range; just a few miles to the the west is Wheeler Peak, with an imposing ice-capped summit that lords over the nearby valley and stands as the highest point in New Mexico.
Eagle Nest State Park sports several boat launches, a marina, a visitor center with exhibits, multiple hiking trailheads and a small but lovely shoreline campground. Whether you’re wanting to pull a huge trout from the lake, go for an invigorating mountain-hike, or just relax by the water, Eagle Nest can provide.
The park’s campground has just 19 spots, and only six of these are reservable. If you think you’ll be coming through on a weekend or during the busy summer season, try to snag one of the reservable sites!
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