Carlsbad KOA

The Great Outdoors

If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you’ll definitely enjoy camping at Carlsbad KOA because there’s so much to do in the area. Carlsbad Caverns National Park is perhaps one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city and contains over 119 limestone caves. You can explore several via guided tours or explore them at your own pace. If you’re looking for the ultimate adventure and a once-in-a-lifetime experience, you won’t want to miss visiting Carlsbad Caverns when RV camping at Carlsbad KOA.Another national park close to Carlsbad is Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Dell City, Texas. A stunningly beautiful place, Guadalupe Mountains National Park houses Texas’s four highest peaks, the most extensive Permian fossil reef in the world, an array of flora and fauna, sand dunes, stellar night skies, and more. The park boasts over 80 miles of hiking trails, and each trail is unique. Follow canyons to riparian oases, circle sand dunes, or trek into high country forests. No matter what you do while here, you’ll definitely enjoy your time.If you’re seeking to escape the heat and indulge in a more refreshing experience, try Brantley Lake State Park. The southernmost lake in New Mexico, visitors can participate in canoeing, kayaking, fishing, bird watching, boating, and hiking while here. The park also has two playgrounds, two boat ramps, two picnic shelters, a visitor center with museum-like exhibits, and a modern campground with full and partial hookups, a dump station, and a comfort station with warm showers.

Exploring the City

While Carlsbad offers outdoor recreation in spades, if you want something a bit more relaxing while RV camping, visit the vineyard on the south end of town. The family-owned vineyard is open daily for wine tastings and specializes in Italian red varietals, including Cabernet, Refosco, Sangiovese, Malbec, and more. Cheese, fruit plates, and other appetizers are also available. Relax in the tasting room or enjoy the beautiful outdoors from the comfort of the patio. During the fall, bring your kids and pick some pumpkins at the patch. Take a hayride out to the field and pick your own pumpkin, feed the petting zoo’s animals, or see what you can catch in the on-site pond. There’s also plenty of delicious fall food like homemade pumpkin pie, caramel apples, roasted corn, and more.Roswell Museum and Art Center in Roswell, New Mexico is known for its collections of artwork from the Santa Fe and Taos art colonies. Featuring both permanent and temporary exhibits, visitors can learn more about the area through the work of local artists. The art center is also home to the Goddard Planetarium, a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system. Immerse yourself in this captivating experience that allows you to explore our cosmic origins in a new way. When you’re done exploring, you can commemorate your visit with a print, calendar, or unique gift from the museum’s gift shop.Another thing to check out when you book an RV in Eddy County is Carlsbad Museum and Art Center. The museum houses permanent exhibits with local and regional artwork, artifacts, and a small gift shop. Learn more about the local area through artwork when you visit Carlsbad Museum and Art Center.