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Rocky Mountain RV & Marine

12700 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, is home to Rocky Mountain RV & Marine, a family-owned dealership that has served customers since 1986. The business sells boats alongside RVs and identifies fishing boats, pontoon boats, and performance bass boats within its selection. Shoppers seeking a boat dealer near Albuquerque can explore boats for sale for family lake days or bass fishing tournaments, with parts and service also available from the dealership.

The dealership supports ownership with marine service from Mercury-certified specialists, including routine maintenance and complex repairs of marine components. Customers can schedule service, seek financing, and ask about trade value through the site. Rocky Mountain RV & Marine describes its approach as honest guidance and knowledgeable support, while its service facility offers advanced repair capabilities. Contact the dealership to discuss available boats and service needs.

Features

  • Fishing pontoon and bass boats
  • Marine maintenance and repairs
  • Marine parts availability
  • Financing application availability
  • Trade value requests

Amenities

  • Fleet & Boat Types
  • Service & Repair
  • Parts & Accessories
  • Financing
  • Trade-In & Consignment

Why book with us

  • Choose fishing, pontoon, or performance bass boats
  • Schedule routine maintenance or complex repairs
  • Rely on Mercury-certified marine specialists
  • Request a trade value online
  • Apply for financing through the site

Frequently Asked Questions

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in New Mexico?

New Mexico law sets 13 as the age to operate a motorboat without an adult’s onboard supervision, but the rental operator sets its own rental minimum. Under 18.17.2.11 NMAC, anyone younger than 13 may operate a motorboat only under an adult’s onboard supervision. Because New Mexico State Parks defines a personal watercraft as a class A motorboat, this rule also covers personal watercraft.

Under 18.17.4 NMAC, motorboat operators born on or after January 1, 1989 generally must carry a boater education card. Confirm the operator’s minimum age when booking.

Source: New Mexico State Parks (srca.nm.gov)

Do you need a boating license in New Mexico?

New Mexico does not require a recreational boating license, but operators born on or after January 1, 1989 must carry a boater education card when operating a motorboat, sailboat, or personal watercraft. Children under 13 may operate a motorboat only with adult supervision onboard.

Exemptions include people born before the cutoff, qualifying nonresidents with an out of state card, certain government and Coast Guard licensed operators, and recent boat purchasers for 30 days. Rental customers may operate for up to 30 consecutive days after receiving safety instructions, signing the dockside checklist, and keeping it onboard. A course completion certificate serves as a temporary card for 45 days. New Mexico State Parks administers the program.

Source: New Mexico State Parks (emnrd.nm.gov)

What are the best places to go boating in New Mexico?

New Mexico’s best boating waters range from broad desert reservoirs to mountain lakes and river fed coves. In southern New Mexico, Elephant Butte Lake is the state’s largest lake, with sandy beaches and room for many types of watercraft. In the northwest, Navajo Lake serves motorboats, paddlers, water skiers and sailors. Near Tucumcari, Conchas Lake offers secluded coves, canyons, beaches, and long sections of the Conchas and South Canadian river arms. In the northern mountains, Heron Lake is a quiet, no wake lake suited to paddle craft and sailing. Review current lake and ramp conditions before setting out.

Source: New Mexico State Parks Division (emnrd.nm.gov)

What are the most popular boating destinations in New Mexico?

New Mexico’s leading boating destinations include Elephant Butte Lake, the state’s largest state park with beaches and room for many kinds of watercraft; Navajo Lake near Navajo Dam, the state’s second largest lake with marinas and varied boating; Conchas Lake northwest of Tucumcari, known for secluded coves, canyons and sandy beaches; Ute Lake at Logan, a nearly 13 mile reservoir offering several water sports; and Heron Lake, a quiet lake suited to paddling and sailing. Review park alerts before visiting because lake and ramp conditions can change.

Source: New Mexico State Parks Division (emnrd.nm.gov)

Location

12700 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123

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