RV Park Cap Rates in New Mexico

Real capitalization rate data from 78 parks across New Mexico. Understand what the market is actually returning before you write a check.

6.5%
State Avg Cap Rate
0.7%–12.7%
Range
78
Parks with Data
$5,661,987
Avg Park Value

What This Means for Investors

New Mexico is priced like a primary market. An average cap rate of 6.5% reflects compressed pricing — buyers are paying for stability, brand, or location certainty, not yield. This isn't necessarily a red flag, but it does mean you're betting on appreciation and rent growth more than current cash flow.

If you want to win in New Mexico, you need to either buy before the market knows it's for sale, or bring operational improvement that creates NOI post-close. The range of 0.7%–12.7% shows there are still pockets with real yield — city-level data below will help you find them.

With data spread across 43 cities, New Mexico offers enough geographic diversity to be selective. The city breakdown below shows where the cap rate compression is worst and where pockets of yield still exist.

At an average estimated value of $5,661,987, most New Mexico parks are in reach for individual investors or small syndicates — this isn't a market dominated exclusively by institutional buyers.

Cap Rates by City — New Mexico

City Avg Cap Rate Parks Avg Valuation
Carlsbad 5.0% 10 $11,299,500
Albuquerque 8.0% 8 $7,846,875
Chama 7.1% 4 $2,120,000
Roswell 8.3% 3 $2,791,667
Bloomfield 7.9% 3 $3,186,667
Farmington 7.3% 3 $20,216,667
Clovis 6.3% 3 $2,470,000
Moriarty 9.4% 2 $1,650,000
Silver City 7.3% 2 $585,000
Santa Rosa 6.6% 2 $1,227,500
Kirtland 6.3% 2 $2,237,500
Jal 6.2% 2 $405,000
Truth or Consequences 4.7% 2 $2,750,000
Chaves County 4.5% 2 $1,595,000
Ruidoso 3.9% 2 $5,840,000
Angel Fire 11.9% 1 $7,650,000
Belen 11.1% 1 $2,145,000
Aztec 9.0% 1 $1,760,000
Lordsburg 7.9% 1 $720,000
Socorro 7.9% 1 $765,000
Gallup 7.8% 1 $10,050,000
Lovington 7.8% 1 $1,650,000
Mayhill 7.8% 1 $3,300,000
Orogrande 7.3% 1 $900,000
Whites City 7.3% 1 $3,300,000
Santa Fe 6.8% 1 $5,390,000
Artesia 6.4% 1 $4,950,000
Cedar Crest 6.4% 1 $4,785,000
Las Cruces 6.4% 1 $3,960,000
Milan 6.3% 1 $3,850,000
Anthony 6.2% 1 $5,335,000
Capulin 6.2% 1 $1,595,000
Hobbs 6.0% 1 $1,650,000
Mountainair 6.0% 1 $1,485,000
Capitan 5.8% 1 $900,000
Grants 5.8% 1 $3,245,000
Elephant Butte 4.9% 1 $8,250,000
Rodeo 4.6% 1 $2,200,000
Tucumcari 3.6% 1 $2,200,000
Eunice 3.4% 1 $37,500,000
Tijeras 3.3% 1 $7,800,000
Church Rock 3.1% 1 $9,000,000
Las Vegas 2.9% 1 $2,475,000

Top 10 Highest Cap Rate Parks

Highest estimated returns — investigate occupancy, management quality, and NOI sustainability before buying on cap rate alone.

Park Name City Cap Rate Sites Est. Value
Angel Peak RV Park Bloomfield 12.7% 12 $540,000
Coronado Village Manufactured Home and RV Community Albuquerque 12.0% 110 $9,350,000
Angel Fire RV Resort Angel Fire 11.9% 102 $7,650,000
B & L RV Park and Storage Farmington 11.2% 26 $1,430,000
Hacienda de las Flores RV Park Belen 11.1% 39 $2,145,000
Isleta Lakes & RV Park Albuquerque 10.7% 50 $3,250,000
FamCamp Albuquerque 10.6% 5 $225,000
Town & Country RV Park Roswell 10.4% 75 $4,125,000
Travelers World Campground Clovis 9.9% 62 $3,410,000
Zia RV Park Moriarty 9.4% 22 $990,000

10 Lowest Cap Rate Parks

Lower cap rates reflect higher prices relative to income — often found in premium markets, coastal areas, or parks with strong amenities and stable occupancy.

Park Name City Cap Rate Sites Est. Value
RV Resorts of Ruidoso Ruidoso 0.7% 100 $7,500,000
McGee Park San Juan County Fairgrounds Farmington 2.7% 574 $57,400,000
Monticello rv park Truth or Consequences 2.9% 69 $3,795,000
Storrie RV Area Las Vegas 2.9% 45 $2,475,000
Midway RV Park Chaves County 3.1% 26 $1,430,000
Red Rock Park Church Rock 3.1% 120 $9,000,000
Albuquerque Tijeras Mountain RV Resort and RV Park Tijeras 3.3% 104 $7,800,000
Desert Oasis RV Park Eunice 3.4% 375 $37,500,000
Sun West RV Park Carlsbad 3.5% 251 $25,100,000
Cactus RV Park (former) Tucumcari 3.6% 40 $2,200,000

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