Railroads, Cottonwoods, and Fishing
Ride the historic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad through the Rocky Mountains
Bring your family, bring your pets, and discover the beauty of Rio Chama RV Park, where adventure and relaxation meet in one stunning location. Nestled in the heart of Chama Valley, our park offers a front row seat to the historic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, private Rio Chama river access, and serenity as you nestle in in amongst the Cottonwood trees.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or an action-packed getaway, we have something for everyone!
Amenities in Paradise
Your doggie will love us just as much as you do! Run around with your furry friend in the fenced dog park.
Reserve a pavilion for a group event, roast marshmallows over an outdoor fire pit, and keep up with the outside world with free WiFi.
Enjoy our 2024 service expansions including upgraded wifi, new laundry facility, and new activity center and event schedule!
So many ways to get comfy!
Attractions
Right next door, take a 64-mile trip on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad through breathtaking scenery in New Mexico and Colorado. You can fish and find fossils at the famous Abiquiu Lake, hike the trails at Edward Sargent Wildlife Management Area, and raft down the river at Chama River Canyon Wilderness. There’s so much to see and do, you’ll want to stay longer!
Scenic Drives
Take a driving tour on the highways and byways of Northern New Mexico or Southern Colorado to see majestic mountain ranges and the historic Old West places made famous by cowboys, gold miners, saloon girls, missionaries, pioneers, and Native Americans. Take your camera!
Rio Chama New Mexico Things To Do
Northern New Mexico has the ideal climate for outdoors activities, fairs, and festivals. Mild, dry, and sunny from May through September, temperatures range from the upper 50s to the upper 70s. Mountain breezes will make you feel energized!
Chama is truly a hidden gem. The Village of Chama is right next to the Rio Chama River, a major tributary of the Rio Grande. Towering mountain peaks, scenic vistas, and deep gorges create impressions that will live in your memory – and photographs – forever.