The Leasburg Dam State Park is a state park in Radium Springs, New Mexico. It offers a wide array of seasonal recreational activities amidst a lavish natural setting and stunning scenery.

Named after the Leasburg Dam that was created in 1908 to provide irrigation for nearby farms, the Leasburg Dam State Park is now known for its facilities that are equipped for camping, swimming, hiking, wildlife viewing, and picnicking in general. Depending on the season, fishing is also available.

Located just nearby the Fort Seldon State Monument, the Leasburg Dam State Park offers a lot when it comes to recreation, relaxation, and exploration of the great outdoors. They also have interpretive exhibits that tell of the area?s history, in conjunction with its military past.