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At the intersection of two state highways in southeastern New Mexico lies the mid-sized town of Artesia. This pleasant town in the southwest is named for an artesian aquifer discovered in the area around the turn of the 20th century. The town has always relied on its gas, oil, agricultural, and dairy industries, although a burgeoning tourism sector has spurred growth in town, adding a new dimension to an already fantastic community.

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The Great Outdoors

Artesia is centrally located in one of the country’s most beautiful places, surrounded by serene desert landscapes and surreal night skies. You'll have a great deal of space to explore when you pick up your Artesia camper rental, like Bottomless Lakes State Park a short drive north of town. Established back in 1933, Bottomless Lakes State Park was the first state park created in the state, named for nine lakes with extreme depths. The park’s cliffs and escarpments were once part of an ancient limestone reef millions of years ago when the area was submerged with inland seas. Only one of the lakes is suitable for swimming, as the rest can be quite dangerous. The park is full of other geological oddities too, like collapsed caves and heavily eroded rock structures.

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With more and more people visiting and choosing to rent an RV each year in Artesia, there has been an uptick in the number of campgrounds in the area. Places like Artesia RV Park provide visitors with a safe and exciting place to stay while they are in town. Both tent camping and RV camping are allowed in the park, and there are laundry facilities, cable TV, internet, bathrooms, and RV storage for guests.

City Sightseeing

Artesia has an assortment of landmarks, museums, theaters, and museums to explore. There is no place better to visit first than the Artesia Visitor’s Center, a great depository for information about the town and all of its fascinating places. One of the town’s most famous features is the collection of intricate bronze statues lining the main streets, depicting famous imagery like the first oil boom, the cowboys of the Wild West, and early pioneers of New Mexico.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Carlsbad Caverns Highway to Carlsbad Caverns National Park, NMCarlsbad Caverns National Park, NM
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  • Slaughter Canyon Cave Trail, NMCarlsbad Caverns National Park, NM
  • Yucca Canyon Trail, NMCarlsbad Caverns National Park, NM

Recent RV rental reviews in Artesia

Tandee D.

July, 2024

Great camper for quick trip to the mountains.
Brian B.

July, 2024

Tanesha was a very responsive and helpful host. She was helpful through the whole process and we had a wonderful trip.
Travis B.

November, 2023

Our family of 5 fit comfortably! Amy & her husband helped us every step of the way from pick up, setting up on our campsite when we had questions and dropping off!

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