Raton Pass Camp & Cafe

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God’s beauty everyday but someday his blessings are spectacular.
06/30/2024

God’s beauty everyday but someday his blessings are spectacular.

This National Park situation might get awkward but we are here to help you enjoy your vacation
09/30/2023

This National Park situation might get awkward but we are here to help you enjoy your vacation

This might get inconvenient for some folks. We have some awesome sites available and we have great fall colors, elks bug...
09/30/2023

This might get inconvenient for some folks. We have some awesome sites available and we have great fall colors, elks bugling, and deer and bear around for viewing. Call for best rates and best view sites

Local beauty and local photographer
11/04/2020

Local beauty and local photographer

Love this!
10/02/2020

Love this!

09/06/2020

The only thing worse then entitled angry person rioting, is a 70 + year old man throwing a hissy fit. FYI neither need apply or make appearance here. Really people get over yourself! Your views,needs and wants are not more important then the next customer and we certainly don’t deserve your attitude. 🙄

08/20/2020

Love it! Clear air. Moist ground. Thank you Jesus!

Interesting
07/28/2020

Interesting

Here's another look at the convent in Roy, located in northeastern New Mexico. Roy is known as the place where Bob Wills, arriving in town in 1927, began cutting hair and inventing Western swing music. One venue he probably didn't play was this old gem, a Catholic convent that was built in 1890 and remained open until 1970.

This convent was here before Roy even existed because it wasn't until 1901 that Frank Roy and his three brothers came to the area from Canada and Frank established a post office a little to the northwest. He then moved the PO to be closer to the El Paso & Southwestern Railroad as it was laying track in northeastern NM. From there, Roy grew until the Dust Bowl arrived, dark days from which it has never truly recovered.

I believe for awhile there was nowhere to eat in Roy, but Lonita's Cafe opened a couple years back. The internet says they're still serving take out given Covid-19, but perhaps someone can give us an update. Also, Roy is the only place to get gas in all of Harding County's 2,000+ square miles.

Very Interesting!
07/26/2020

Very Interesting!

Address

46020 I-25
Raton, NM
87740

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
Sunday 8am - 7pm

Telephone

+15754458500

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