WEST LAKE RV PARK

28384 Hwy 64 and Fisherman’s Lane
HCR 71, Box 6, Eagle Nest, NM 87718
Phone (870) 782-4760
gplenz2@yahoo.com

Our Campground Makes Relaxation Easy:

Full Hookups: Enjoy the convenience of having sewer, water, and electricity at all 26 campsites!
Electric Options: We offer 50-amp and 30-amp service depending on your RV’s needs.

Amenities to Keep You Entertained:

Multipurpose Building: Mingle with fellow campers, play a friendly game of cards, or curl up with a good book from our large shared library.
Laundry Facilities: Take care of laundry chores with ease using our two conveniently located washers and dryers.

Unwind and Take in the Scenery:

Spacious Pavilion: Our partially enclosed pavilion is the perfect spot for group gatherings, potlucks, or simply relaxing under the sun.
Comfy Seating: Stretch out on our many lawn chairs, swing on the swings, or gather around a picnic table with friends and family.
Stunning Views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Eagle Nest Lake and the Sangre de Christo Mountains, all while being protected from southerly and westerly winds.

Please Note: We currently do not accept credit cards. For easiest reservations, contact us online.

We look forward to welcoming you to our campground, established in 1993!

Warmly,

Glenda Lenz, Park Owner

The Park

Located 40 miles East of Taos, we are 10 miles NORTH of Angel Fire and 18 miles SOUTH of Red River. West Lake RV is part of the the scenic 96-mile “Enchanted Circle Drive“. The adjacent Eagle Nest State Park includes the 2,400 acre Eagle Nest Lake is stocked with kokanee salmon and rainbow trout as well as other popular game fish. The Cimarron Canyon State Parks, and Kit Carson National Forest add to the mix. offering ATVing, hiking, boating, fishing, gold panning, hunting, golfing and horseback riding. Quaint mountain villages, ghost town, ancient adobe structures, a Native American pueblo, America’s first Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial, and Southwestern style art studios are just a few fascinating points of interest in an area which is truly enchanting.

The Village of Eagle Nest rests in a valley below Wheeler Peak, New Mexico’s highest mountain, with a rich wildlife of elk, deer, turkeys and bear as well as the free-soaring spirit of eagles rising above the shores of Eagle Nest Lake.

The average day temperature May through September is a pleasant 64-77 degrees.