RV rental Caballo Lake State Park, NM: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Steeped in history, remnants of civilizations long gone dot the landscape around Caballo Lake State Park. Abandoned old-west towns, cliffside dwellings of a mysterious, vanished civilizations, and dry wells, evidence of pioneers who tried to eke out a living in the arid, harsh desert. Lake Caballo takes its name from the Caballo mountain range that rings the lake to the east. In Spanish, Caballo means horse. Herds of wild horses once roamed these mountains.

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Getting Outdoors

Though less popular than its larger sister, Elephant Butte Lake, due to fewer amenities and smaller size, Caballo Lake State Park is no less scenic. The distant buttes and mountain range rise from the desert plains, carved by millions of years of scouring wind. Yarrow, sage, and witch broom bushes pepper the slopes, adding a hint of color to the landscape. After rainstorms pass, which tends to be fast and fiery, these hills virtually transform with a dazzling array of tiny fluorescent blooms. The warm waters of Caballo Lake are a perpetual soft leathery tan hue, tinted by the sediment at the bottom of the shallow lake.

Camping at Caballo Lake State Park

Camping at Caballo Lake State Park means waking up to the sound of waves lapping at the shores and the sight of distant brown buttes transforming into warm rosy hues. This state park RV campground has around 115 sites with electric and water, and a handful has sewer hookups, as well. Restrooms and showers are a short walk from most sites. There is a dump station available, also.

Exploring the Area

In addition to a vast, sweeping desert, this region is well known for fantastic chili peppers and ghost towns. All along Highway 25 south of Caballo Lake State Park campground are roadside restaurants and stands to sell chili peppers. The towns of Arrey, Garfield, Hatch, and Rincon in particular. Hop into a rental motorhome and hunt for the best peppers. Choose from freshly picked, roasted, or prepared into savory, heat-laden dish options.

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