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

Water enthusiasts are sure to love camping at Navajo Lake State Park. The lake is home to two marinas where you can rent kayaks, canoes, and even powerboats for waterskiing. The reservoir has numerous small canyons spread out like fingers which you can explore by boat. Beach your craft if you can and jump off the cliffs into the water for an exhilarating way to cool off. There’s no shortage of fishing opportunities, either. Anglers can cast their lines in the lake from either the shore, a boat, the dam, or one of the wheelchair-accessible fishing piers. Lake species include rainbow and brown trout, Kokanee salmon, northern pike, and bass. Downstream of the dam, in the San Juan River, anglers come from all over the world for fly fishing. Numerous trout records have been set here. Get a guide to take you to the best spots. Hikers can explore over four miles of hiking trails at Navajo Lake State Park. The South San Juan River Trail is an undulating three-mile trail along the southern shores of the river, with multiple points to stop for a picnic, fish, or watch wildlife. The North San Juan River Trail is shorter at one mile but connects with the Simon Canyon Trail to give you a change in scenery. The trails are not accessible from the campgrounds, but there are multiple parking areas along the river for trail access. Mountain bikers can find terrain for all abilities in the surrounding desert.