New Mexico State Parks is making changes due to the ongoing drought. The maximum stay at parks has been extended from 7 to 14 consecutive days. This change applies across the system.
At Elephant Butte Lake State Park, low water levels are affecting the shoreline. In response, the park is offering free primitive and beach camping in designated areas. Further details about this offer and other park changes are available from New Mexico State Parks, as reported by KTSM 9 News.
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