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he centerpiece of Santa Rosa Lake State Park is a large reservoir on the plains of eastern New Mexico. |
The park offers a variety of water recreation. Anglers are known to catch bass, catfish and walleye. The Army Corps of Engineers visitor center has displays about area history, creation of the dam and natural history.
City of Natural Lakes
The nearby town of Santa Rosa is famous for its natural sinkhole lakes, where divers from around the country come to learn scuba skills.
Getting There
Santa Rosa Lake State Park is seven miles north of Santa Rosa via N.M. 91.
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Rocky point Loop "B", Juniper Campground and Los Tanos Campground are closed for their scheduled winter closure from November 1 through Easter Sunday.
Facilities |
Activities |
Visitor Center |
Camping |
Group Shelter |
Picnicking |
Developed Sites (76) |
Fishing |
Electric Sites (25) |
Boating |
| Primitive Sites (8) |
Children's Playgrounds |
RV Dump Station | Water Skiing |
Restrooms/Showers |
Wildlife Viewing |
Sailing |
Hiking |
Park Map
Park Brochure
Park Management Plan
Park Photo Tour
Fast Facts
Getting the latest Water Levels...
Gate Hours
24 hours
Park Manager
Mario Andrada
(575) 472-3110
Fax: (575) 472-5956
mario.andrada@state.nm.us
Address
P.O. Box 384
Santa Rosa, NM 88433
Land
500 acres
Lake Surface
3,800 acres
Elevation
4,800 feet
Precipitation
14.2 inches
Temperature
January 58/36
April 70/35
July 89/52
October 71/42
Current Fire Restrictions
Fires in grills only. No open/pit fires allowed.
Current Lake Levels
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