No camping at New Mexico state parks through at least mid-September

Limitations on Visitors

• Anyone coming to New Mexico from out of state must self-quarantine for 14 days. 
• Only New Mexico residents may enter New Mexico State Parks. 
• Visitors must show either a valid New Mexico license plate, a New Mexico driver's license or ID card, a New Mexico vehicle registration, a federal document attesting to residency, or a military ID to be admitted to a state park. 

Additional Guidance

• Wearing a mask or cloth face covering is mandatory in public settings except when eating, drinking, or swimming or unless a healthcare provider instructs otherwise, and violators could face citations and $100 fines for not complying voluntarily
• Keep groups to 10 people or fewer
• Bring hand sanitizer and additional personal protective equipment
• Maintain social distance of 6 feet or more while recreating
• Parks are open for day-use only
• Visitor centers and shower facilities remain closed
• No campfires or open fires
• Water access and trails will be open, but access may be limited to adhere to social distancing requirements
• No group shelter use or large organized events, in accordance with continued restrictions on mass gatherings
• Playgrounds closed
• To limit interactions, please use exact change when paying fees
• Limited concession operations
• Recreate responsibly and pack out all trash
• Follow all safety guidelines when boating or swimming

31 state parks will remain open for day-use only, including on Labor Day. Some parks are operating under reduced hours. To check the current hours, click here. 

Officials said anyone with overnight camping reservations through mid-September will be issued a refund.