Pecos National Historic Park, NM
Visitor Services

A picnic area is near the mission ruins. Full services are available in Santa Fe.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees Admission fees are per person or per car for a 7-day pass.		Accessibility Approximately 80 percent of the trails is wheelchair accessible.
	Camping There is no camping in the park. Six forest service campgrounds and three private campgrounds are available within a 20-mile radius of the park.		Food There are local restaurants and a grocery store in Pecos. More are available in Santa Fe.
	Information Open daily from 8 to 4:30, the visitor center contains exhibits with text in English and Spanish, book sales, and a 10-minute introductory film available in English, Spanish and captioned...		Lodging The park has no lodging. Pecos offers one motel.

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Special Considerations

High elevation (7,000 feet) means cold winters and mild summers. Expect sunny weather most of the time. Expect snow in winter and wind in spring.

Restrictions

The park was expanded in 1990 to 6,600 acres. Since park expansion is new, some areas are not yet open to visitors because studies are in progress.