RV stays in New Mexico
High desert mesas, ancient pueblos, and chile country with a road network worth getting lost in.
Search New MexicoA traveler's overview
New Mexico is the high desert at its most cinematic — adobe villages, red sandstone, juniper-piñon woodland that smells like the Southwest at sunrise. Northern New Mexico holds altitude that surprises people; Santa Fe is at 7,000 feet.
CurbNTurf hosts cluster around Santa Fe, Taos, and the Hatch chile valley in the south. Spring winds are real; July monsoon afternoons are spectacular. Fall is the locals' season.
Top destinations in New Mexico
Santa Fe
America's oldest state capital, with art galleries and Sangre de Cristo views.
Taos
A high-desert mesa town with a millennium-old pueblo and ski mountain.
White Sands National Park
Gypsum dunes you can sled down, near Alamogordo in the south.
Bandelier National Monument
Cliff-dwelling pueblos in the Jemez Mountains.
Hatch
The chile capital of the world, with green chile season in late August.
Silver City
A high-country gateway to the Gila Wilderness in the southwest corner.
Stays in New Mexico
We're growing in New Mexico
No CurbNTurf stays in New Mexico yet — but new hosts are coming online every week. If you own land here, you could be one of the first.
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Roads, food, and seasons in New Mexico
Drive the High Road from Santa Fe to Taos (NM-503/76/518) instead of the river road. It threads through Chimayó, Truchas, and Las Trampas — old churches, weaving studios, and views toward the Sangre de Cristos.
Time a fall trip around Hatch chile season (late August through September). Buy a sack roasted in front of you and learn how to peel and freeze them.
Afternoon thunderstorms are the rule July through September. Plan high-country hikes for early morning. Sunsets are unreasonable in any season.
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