Coyote Creek State Park, about an hour southeast of Taos, is nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains along a meandering stream.

Enclosed by a forest of oak, spruce and pine, the small creek valley displays abundant wildflowers, cool temperatures, and beautiful views. The park is ideal for fly fishing, camping, hiking, and birding.

Park Elevation 7,667 ft

Please see the Park Alerts section for more information.

Reserve your next stay at Coyote Creek State Park in a modern, cozy cabin in the new Asseradero Loop. 

Amenities

• Campground Facilities:
• Online Reservation Sites:
  • 11 W + E Sites (30 amp)
  • 5 W+ E Sites with lean to shelter (50 amp)
  • 1 W+ E sites with lean to shelter (50 amp) ADA Site
  • 3 W+ E sites with lean to shelter (30 amp)
  • 1 W+E Sites with lean to shelter (30 amp) ADA Site
  • 4 developed non-electric sites with water nearby and a lean to shelter
  • 9 developed non-electric sites with water nearby
  • 4 Cabins
  • 1 ADA Cabin
  • River Group Shelter with 4 Electric RV sites with water nearby (30 amp)
  • Non-Reservation Sites:
    5 Developed Sites with Water nearby
    • 1 W+ E site (30 amp) Campground host site
    • 1 W+ E site (50amp) Campground host site
• Restrooms:
  • Restrooms with water
  • Showers
• Group Facilities:
  • Group Picnic Shelter
  • Group Camping

CONTACT

Donovan Velasquez
Park Superintendent
Coyote Creek/Morphy Lake State Parks
ph: 575-387-2328

donovan.velasquez@emnrd.nm.gov