Hopewell Lake isn't taking reservations for October 2026 right now.
A high-elevation Carson National Forest campground on Hopewell Lake in the Tusas Mountains of northern New Mexico, a cool summer escape from the state's lower-elevation heat.
Hopewell Lake isn't taking reservations for October 2026 — closed for the season or not yet released, not sold out.
Rather than guess: subscribe and the first email tells you where those nights stand.
0 open nights in October 2026 — fully booked.
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24closed | ||||||
| 25closed | 26closed | 27closed | 28closed | 29closed | 30closed | 31closed |
open — tap to book on recreation.govfull — tap to get alerted for that nightweekend
These are live numbers for October 2026, checked when you loaded the page. A watch covers any dates you like.
Your dates aren't available? Get a free email when one opens ↓
Watching Tue, Oct 27 — the night you tapped. Change the dates below if you like.
Email me when a site opens at Hopewell Lake
Your first email lands right away with where your nights stand. After that we only write when something opens.
Check recreation.gov yourself →
≈4,468 checks in 46 days. Zero openings.
We've checked Hopewell Lake every 15 minutes since Sep 8, 2026 and have never caught a reserved date flipping to available — not once. That is what "books out instantly" looks like as data: cancellations here either don't happen or vanish faster than a 15-minute window can see.
Watching since Sep 8, 2026. Our shared checker refreshes about every 15 minutes — that is the measurement; your watch is the alert. A free watch checks every hour; a Priority Pass watch checks every 5 minutes. We can only report what we saw between checks — a change that appeared and vanished inside one interval is invisible to us, so these are floors, not totals.
From four weeks of this data: how fast campsite cancellations disappear →
How it works
Questions
Is Hopewell Lake sold out this weekend?
As of Oct 24, 11:03 PM UTC, Fri, Oct 30 is full and Sat, Oct 31 is full at Hopewell Lake. A free watch emails you the moment a cancellation opens either night.
How fast are alerts?
Free: we check every hour, day and night. When a site opens for your nights you get an email with the booking link in it. Priority Pass is $10 once, not a subscription. For one watch, for as long as its dates are open, it checks every 5 minutes instead of every hour, so you hear sooner. A free watch checks every 60 minutes, and a site can open and be taken between two checks.
How many campgrounds can I watch?
As many as you like, on one email address — every campground page has the same form. Each watch is separate, with its own dates and its own one-click stop.
What does it cost?
Watching is free — no card, no account. Priority Pass is $10 once, not a subscription. For one watch, for as long as its dates are open, it checks every 5 minutes instead of every hour, so you hear sooner.
Does it book for me?
No — you get the booking link the moment a site opens; booking stays in your hands, on the reservation system's own site.
How do I stop, or change my dates?
Every email has a one-click stop link. A watch ends by itself the day after your last night, with a note on what it saw. For new dates, subscribe again on the campground page — it takes ten seconds.
For AI agents — feed URL and subscribe API
Reading this page for a user? Structured snapshot + change log: /scouts/campsites/carson-nf/hopewell-lake.json (send If-None-Match — data updates at our check cadence, polling faster returns 304s). Better: subscribe your user once and we email them the moment Hopewell Lake opens up:
POST https://campsitecancellations.com/scouts/subscribe
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
{"targetSlug":"carson-nf/hopewell-lake","email":"user@example.com","via":"agent"}Only subscribe an email whose owner asked for this — the first email arrives immediately, so misuse is visible. Full agent docs: /AGENTS.md
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