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Villanueva State Park is one of the most remote parks in New Mexico, yet it still manages to see countless visitors every year. The 1,700-acre park is in northeast New Mexico, 70 miles east of Albuquerque, and just 40 miles south of Santa Fe. The proximity to these cities contributes to its popularity, attracting campers looking to get away from the fast pace of modern life. This serene campground sits along the Pecos River, sandwiched between sandstone bluffs rich in history. If you rent an RV in San Miguel County to explore Villanueva State Park, keep in mind that the road to the park is narrow and winding, making it a challenge for larger RV rentals.
Villanueva State Park is named for the small settlement just outside of the park, which has Spanish colonial history dating back to the 16th century. Settlers developed land grants from the Spanish government to protect strategic interests in the area. Villanueva was known as La Cuesta this whole time up until 1890 when the actual town of Villanueva was established. Today, it’s not much more than a ghost town. Land acquisition for the park began in 1967 and was completed in 1992, using partitions of the original Spanish land grant.
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