PARK MANAGEMENT PLANS

Design and Development Bureau, State Parks Division

Each state park has a five year management plan. The plans "provide direction for the management and development of the parks in the New Mexico state parks system in a manner that enhances recreational opportunities, protects park resources, and provides for public input and protects the environment” (19.5.3 NMAC). The park management plan serves as a reference tool that documents park history, facts, and conditions, and a five-year capital improvements plan.

Plans in Progress
Park management plans are being updated during 2012 for the following parks:

Navajo Lake State Park
Sugarite Canyon State Park
Cerrillos Hills State Park

Public Input

You are encouraged to provide input on park management plans in progress.
Attend a public meeting, review a draft of the plan, and send us your suggestions.
Draft plans available for public review and comment will be posted here when ready.
If you have questions or comments about park management plans under development, please contact the Parks Planner (Attn: Planner) or fax your comments to 505-476-3361.

Current Park Management Plans:

Bluewater Lake State Park Management Plan

Bottomless Lakes State Park Management Plan

Brantley Lake State Park Management Plan

Caballo Lake State Park Management Plan

Cerrillos Hills State Park - Plan Under Development

Cimarron Canyon State Park Management Plan

City of Rocks State Park Management Plan

Clayton Lake State Park Management Plan

Conchas Lake State Park Management Plan

Coyote Creek State Park Management Plan

Eagle Nest Lake State Park Management Plan