Campgrounds and campsites across New Mexico — fees, reservations, facilities, and access details for public lands.
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Hackberry Lake Off-Highway Vehicle Use Area in southeastern New Mexico spans over 55,000 acres of rolling stabilized dune lands and cliffs, open for intensive OHV use including motorcycles, sand dune buggies, and other off-highway vehicles. A 7-day stay limit is in effect. Photography is permitted. Confirm current fee requirements with the managing agency or BLM listing before visiting.
Haystack Mountain Off-Highway Vehicle Area in southeastern New Mexico encompasses approximately 1,920 acres of OHV terrain perched on the breaks overlooking the Pecos River, featuring bare rock and sandy washes for all skill levels. Single-track trails are also well suited for mountain biking. A fee applies; a 14-day stay limit is in effect. Photography is permitted. Contact the managing agency or BLM listing for current fees and access conditions.