Camping right on the edge of the lake! Beautiful clear water and great for boating and camping. Recommend the trip! Water was up!

We visited during the week in the spring. This obviously is a heavily used park, especially the boat docks. Camping available. This is desert, read sand. When the water is up, there is plenty of space for water sports.

We were there in July fishing and camping. We fished the lake to no avail but the camp grounds was below the dam and we caught some pretty nice bass in the Rio Grande River. We had no problems to speak of other than it...More

We were roaming around the Elephant Butte Area and saw the state park and it was open and no one to collect money, so we drove in. We followed the road right down to the water. It looked like a great place to camp on...More

We camped at Lion's Beach for a couple of nights. The staff was friendly and the site was clean. We had a nice view of the reservoir. The dump station for this loop was closed, so we used the other dump station. Not an issue...More

Really enjoyed this place, which features what we were told is a 17-mile long lake. It offers spectacular views of the mountains.

This a great park. Lots of camping and with good facilities. Tons of hiking, especially if you drive away from the main gate and go through town of Elephant Butte, just a couple of miles away. The West Lakeshore trail is extensive and lovely.

Although I like Navajo Lake better, this is much warmer water and closer to Albuquerque. I can't give 5 rating because someone stole my tube when I wasn't looking.

We were here last year and thought it would be a great place to come back to.we bought a toy hauler fifth wheel ,a fold a boat and a utv to bring to the park. Before we booked I asked the rangers if we would...More

For New Mexico this is a large lake great for boating, scuba diving, bass fishing great place to have a large gathering with friends and family