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Located in New Mexico, Chaco Culture National Historical Park protects what may be one of the oldest remains of civilization in North America. This pre-Columbian site consists of a group of pueblo dwellings and buildings that were built between AD 900 and 1150. Several petroglyphs, carvings, and other evidence of their presence have been found in this area. The region in which the dwellings are located is so remote that though European settlers were aware of its presence as early as 1849, it wasn’t until 1896 that archeological expeditions were sent to explore it. Chaco officially gained federal protection in 1949 as a national monument, and later as a historical park in 1980.
In this far-flung corner of New Mexico, the closest large town is Farmington, about 80 miles to the north. Visitors to Chaco Culture National Historical Park should be well-prepared for adverse conditions. There are no hotels, convenience stores, or health centers within an hour and a half of the park. The closest gas station is a few miles south of Farmington in the tiny town of Bloomfield, which is just over 50 miles from the park. Book an RV in San Juan County, and embark on a memorable RV camping adventure.
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