Riverside Campground

Clean and spacious, room between spots. Group Campground was well maintained. Nice walking paths and clean facilities.

This is the first time we camp here and we loved it! We set up our pop up trailer in the full hook up section and had no problems. There is plenty of shade, many trees, and beautiful nature all around. The days were hot and the nights cool... just perfect. The restrooms are really clean, i believe they are cleaned multiple times a day due to their cleanliness. The showers are nice and private. The shower water is a bit hot but still nice. My family had a blast and we will definitely be back! Kids enjoyed the playground. If visiting in the summer I recommend bringing a small inflatable pool to cool off if you don't want to cool off in the river.

Caballo Lake Riverside Campground was a nature lover's paradise! We spotted tons of birds singing in the trees including Lucy's Warbler, Yellow breasted Chat, Gambel's Quail and Vermillion flycatcher and even saw some wildlife sightings (deer, coyotes) that made the trip unforgettable. The campground itself was peaceful and well-maintained. Just a heads up - bring a head net for those pesky gnats! They weren't a deal-breaker, but a little extra protection goes a long way in enjoying the evenings outside.

Did a short fall camping on November 20th. Sunrise is so beautiful here. Fall colors are nice. The site and bathrooms are clean. Bathrooms have showers. The hosts are friendly. Most site have electrical hook ups and water. The weather at night dropped to 20 degrees F. Overall good experience!

I have been to this campground many times and I always enjoy myself. There are lots of grassy tent camping sites right along the river with picnic tables and fire rings. On my last trip I brought the motorhome instead of tent camping and found the sites to be very roomy and easy to navigate. Be aware they only have five sewer sites so if that is important, book early. Sewer sites are back in but they have lots of pull through sites with electric and water. There are plenty of shade trees, grass areas, and wildlife. The park has a canal on one side and the Rio Grande river on the other.