Saddleback Butte State Park was created in 1960.
Bear Butte State Park was created in 1961.
The first state park in New Mexico is Elephant Butte Lake State Park, established in 1956. It encompasses the state's largest reservoir, Elephant Butte Lake, and offers various recreational activities such as boating, fishing, and camping. The park was created to promote outdoor recreation and conserve the natural beauty of the area. Its establishment marked a significant step in New Mexico's commitment to preserving its natural landscapes for public enjoyment.
State Forest State Park was created in 1970.
Snow Canyon State Park was created in 1958.
Lake Wappapello State Park was created in 1956.
South Mountains State Park was created in 1975.
Gooseberry Falls State Park was created in 1937.
Cherry Springs State Park was created in 1922.
Lake Kegonsa State Park was created in 1962.
Blue Mound State Park was created in 1959.
Mount Mitchell State Park was created in 1915.
Warriors Path State Park was created in 1965.