RV Rentals near Hatch, NM

Hatch is the chile village of the Rio Grande valley, off Interstate 25 at exit 41, where roasters run through harvest.

Class C motorhome driving into Hatch, New Mexico, past green chile fields with the Rio Grande valley and dry hills behind
Bunkhouse travel trailer parked on a gravel full-hookup site under cottonwood shade at a small-town RV park near Hatch

Which Campgrounds Are Closest to Hatch?

One RV park in the village, then parks north up the river road and south toward Radium Springs.

One park sits in the village, with three more north on the old river highway or south toward Las Cruces.

Hatch RV Park: On Franklin Street here in the village, water, drainage and power all laid on, with nightly, weekly or monthly terms. Booking runs by telephone or online.

Arrey RV Park: Twenty minutes north at Arrey, two dozen serviced pitches with pull-throughs, clubhouse and laundry.

Percha Dam State Park: Farther north in Caballo, riverside camping with showers beneath old cottonwoods, and roughly three miles of walking trails.

Leasburg Dam State Park: South at Radium Springs, with 23 developed pitches wired at 30 and 50 amp. Comfort station and emptying works have been running, so check the position.

Availability tightens sharply over Labor Day weekend, so book and reconfirm early.

Coming for the harvest and unsure what size rig the village can take? Contact the Elephant Butte RV Rentals team.

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What Are the Best Things to See and Do in Hatch?

Hatch is built around chile, and most of a visit revolves around it: farm stores selling fresh pods, dried ristras and powders, roasters turning outside shops through the harvest, and a burger stop that has become a landmark in its own right. The village fills for the chile festival on Labor Day weekend. Shop days and festival venues change from year to year, so confirm hours and locations before you set out.

Hatch Chile Festival - Labor Day weekend roasting and parade downtown
Sparky's Burgers - green chile cheeseburgers and folk art on Franklin
Hatch Chile Express - farm store selling fresh chile and ristras
Roadside chile roasters - drums turning through the village in harvest
Percha Dam State Park - riverside camping north of town in Caballo
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Chile roaster drum turning outside a Hatch farm store, with strings of dried red chile ristras hanging nearby
Camper van on the old river highway north of Hatch, driving between pecan groves in late-afternoon light

Which RV Rental Fits a Hatch Chile Trip?

Elephant Butte RV Rentals keeps Class A coaches, Class C motorhomes, Class B camper vans, small travel trailers and large bunkhouse trailers, with longer arrangements available. Openings change quickly around harvest. If you are coming for the festival, smaller is easier: village streets fill, parking tightens and a van or compact trailer gets you closer to Franklin Street than a long coach will. Outside the harvest crush, a mid-size motorhome or bunkhouse trailer is comfortable at the village park, which reports full services. Bear in mind that a load of freshly roasted chile wants freezer space, so check what the galley offers before you commit. Collection is north at Elephant Butte.

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FAQ Section

Motorhome parked beside a field of drying chile in the Hatch valley at evening

When is the Hatch Chile Festival held?

Is there an RV park in Hatch itself?

Should I bring a big motorhome to the festival?

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