Sugarite Canyon
Campfire tales and S'mores There’s something timeless about campfire stories and s’mores—they connect generations, spark imaginations, and remind us why we love camping in the first place. "Campfire tales and s'mores" refers to the tradition of sharing stories, often scary or adventurous, around a fire while enjoying the classic campfire treat made of graham crackers, chocolate, and a toasted marshmallow. This combination is a timeless camping activity that connects people, sparks imagination, and is a favorite way to end a day of outdoor recreation. Good for all ages, younger children may need assistance with the marshmallows. If the weather does not let us have a wood campfire, we will use a small propane "campfire". Program will be held near the Yucca Campground.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith 575-445-5607

Rockhound
Stars-n-Parks Amateur Astronomer Mike Nuss will be discussing what to observe in the night skies.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert V. Apodaca 575-546-6182

Rockhound
Stars-n-Parks Amateur Astronomer Mike Nuss will be discussing what to observe in the night skies.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert V. Apodaca 575-546-6182

Coyote Creek
Easter Egg Hunt The Easter Egg hunt at Coyote Creek State Park is a popular springtime tradition, especially for children, co-sponsored by
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Donovan Velasquez 575-387-2328