Arrey is a farming village on New Mexico 187 south of Caballo Lake, surrounded by chile and pecan fields along the Rio Grande.


A park sits on the highway through the village, with two state campgrounds a few minutes upriver and another town park south.
Arrey RV Park: Right here on Highway 187, listed with 23 pitches taking 20, 30 and 50 amp plus water and sewer, drive-through bays for long vehicles, a clubhouse and laundry.
Percha Dam State Park: North in Caballo, 29 developed pitches on the Rio Grande with showers, vault toilets and about three miles of trails, known for spring birdwatching.
Caballo Lake State Park: Farther north, also in Caballo, four campgrounds beside the reservoir with an emptying point at Palomino and a rally area.
Hatch RV Park: South in Hatch on Franklin Street, every service laid on, taking nightly, weekly or monthly bookings.
Site counts and rules shift, so phone each park before you rely on them.
Deciding between a village pad and a state park site along the river? Contact the Elephant Butte RV Rentals team.
Arrey is farm country, and the pleasures here are seasonal and small scale: an orchard that opens when the fruit is ready, a village cafe cooking with local chile, and a mission church that has stood since 1891. The Rio Grande and two state parks are minutes north. Orchard days depend on what is ripening rather than a fixed calendar, so check ahead before building a trip around picking.


Class C motorhomes, Class A coaches, Class B camper vans, small travel trailers and large bunkhouse trailers can all be hired here, and extended bookings are possible. Openings change as reservations land. Arrey suits a straightforward stay: the village park reports drive-through bays sized for long vehicles, so a full-size coach or bunkhouse trailer works here in a way it does not further up the canyons. Should you prefer to sleep beside the river, the smaller state park north of here supplies power and water without a drain, so plan tank capacity accordingly. Weigh length against the farm road turns on New Mexico 187, and think about awning shade in summer. Collection is north at Elephant Butte.

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