Cochiti Campground offers 80 spacious, paved campsites across four loops with varying amenities—Buffalo Grove and Juniper loops feature electric and water hookups, while Elk Run and Ringtail Cat provide non-electric sites with community water spigots.

The year-round boat ramp features four concrete lanes for easy launching, and the campground includes dump stations, clean shower facilities, and a swim beach (open April 15–October 15).

Located at 5,343 feet elevation in the high desert foothills of the Jemez Mountains, it's an ideal base for paddling and fishing on this quiet, no-wake lake, with sites ranging from $15–$20 per night.