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1 hour ago, LindaH said:

A Senior Pass (and an Access Pass) are only for U.S. citizens and permanent residents.  However, the OP can buy the Annual Pass, details here:

Annual Pass

So the annual pass let’s us in national parks but then if we stay in a camp site within those parks do we pay extra? What about if we have booked a campsite in a state park do we have to pay to get into the park then also pay for the camp site too?

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3 minutes ago, virginiasean said:

So the annual pass let’s us in national parks but then if we stay in a camp site within those parks do we pay extra? What about if we have booked a campsite in a state park do we have to pay to get into the park then also pay for the camp site too?

Yes, if you stayed in a national park (or other federal places noted at the website I noted in my previous post), you would get free entry, but you would pay full price for the campsite.

The Annual Pass in this discussion is for federal sites only, not state parks.

LindaH
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State Parks are a mixed bag. Some honor the Fed Pass, some have free entry, camping is always extra, some have a day entry but if you are camping entry is included. Each state is a separate entity, think of each state as a different country, the states cooperate to some extent with each other(honor your drivers license and registration etc) but the State Parks rules are different in each state. 

If you decided to go to Elephant Butte call Basque del Apache and see if the Sand Hill Cranes are there yet. If they are it is worth a stop to see them come in during the evening and take off en mass early in the morning..................

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39 minutes ago, virginiasean said:

...What about if we have booked a campsite in a state park do we have to pay to get into the park then also pay for the camp site too?...

That depends on the state. The New Mexico State Park camping fee includes entry/day use. There are some states such as Kansas that require both a vehicle and a camping permit.

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A camping permit is required in addition to a vehicle permit for overnight stays

 

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On 9/6/2018 at 11:21 AM, SWharton said:

Another item if you are going to Elephant Butte is to at least drive through the town of Hatch. Hatch chilis are well known and the people dry the chilis on the roofs of their homes. A curiosity.

A recent neighbor came back from Hatch with what had to be , at least, a 20 pound sack of chilies . Said that would last 'til they got back here again , next year . That's a lotsa chilies .

 

Goes around , comes around .

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