We were travelling thru town in our camping van and need a place to camp for the nite. We found…read morethis site on google, drove by, called & the owner was there in minutes to get us checked in. It is a very small park but has nice level concrete pads and is very clean. It was perfect for us and deserves a 5 star rating.

Located right next to a freeway on-ramp so convenient and efficient for travelers. All we heard was…read moretruck and car traffic noise all night. I asked for the quietest spot away from full -timers and traffic and was assigned one far away in the back next to the freeway fence and the guy next to us warmed up his diesel truck at 5 am to go to work. Horrible

We found the Kiva RV Park at the end of a long day of driving... no reservations …read more. We got a site and so much more... They shared a pre-ST. Patrick's Day pot lunch of home cooked corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, salads, roasted chicken Alfredo, salads and deserts with all the guests... it was wonderful and we so enjoyed the company of the other guests... we felt at home.... in any case the campground and facilities are clean and well maintained and the folks there couldn't be friendlier! And if you have horses (we did not) those facilities are wonderful! If we find ourselves near there again we will definitely stay... Thanks to you Bob and your sister for the hospitality and thank your daughter for the Girl Scout Cookies too... God bless! Paul & Gretchen L.

I've use laundromats all over the country. This one deserves kudos as the cleanest and…read morebest-functioning one I've seen! Plenty of machines and baskets. Everything you need for this essential task. Plenty of parking for RVs and larger vehicles. The one thing I'd point out is the obscure nature of this establishment. No discernible sign on the building. It's behind a carwash, directly across from good ol' Walmart.

Clean. Machines worked. Dryers dry good washers wash good. Very nice attendants. Clean reastrooms…read more Plenty of washers and dryers. All different sizes.

I went to Magdalena for a project. The High Country Lodge was a great place for our meetings. I…read morehighly recommend it :)

I was midway through a 2-week/857mile/1371kms/1-country/2-states biketour when a strong Westerly…read morepushed me East from QuemadaNM (which included a lunch stop at the Obama in Pie Town; naturally, I bought a 6-inch pecan pie to go for desert later!), arriving in Magdalena an hour before Sunset. I had contacted this fantastic High Country Lodge whilst at lunch and secured a room for the night. I'm so glad--what a perfect interior place for me. The excellent/small room had everything I needed. to spend the night; a firm mattress/flat screen TV with easy-to-use remote/mini-fridge/microwave and, most important, an electrical outlet to re-charge the eBatteries on my "FrankenBike". I was so very pleased, and I know it would be equally satisfying for any solo traveller. The High Mountain Lodge definitely has my coveted "¡Wheel of Approval!"

This place is a JOKE !!! As a mother of a 3 month old baby and a husband that works 7 days a week ,…read morethey wouldn't allow AN INFANT inside "because kids are out of control" Worst customer service!

I stopped on a road trip to do a quick load of laundry. What I found was extremely helpful…read moreemployees, very clean facility and in great working order.

The post office lost package for me and I never heard anything from them…read more I don't think they are doing any favors in soccoro nm lame is the word

Has to be one of the friendliest, mist helpful post offices!…read more When my elderly mom gets a package deliv erred to her post office box, they carry it out to her car. And when you mail things, they help you find the cheapest price for the service you need.

This was a rather interesting stop just outside of Albuquerque on the way into town. I normally…read moredon't stop unless it is a REALLY cool attraction/landmark when I'm on the job... but I also REALLY had to use the restroom, lol! It was a long drive from El Paso. So, it's a great rest stop! It seems like the buildings are something you can rent out? They're all numbered... and it's like a picnic/gathering area. But, I'm still confused on these "dunes" and what there really was to offer at this stop, aside from the fortress type area & very convenient bathrooms. Parking is plentiful. There are signs that ask no pets- seems no one obliges because several had their dogs out walking them/letting them crap. Watch where you step! You can walk up to the platform area and down the steps to the back of it. Supposedly that is where the "dunes" are? You can't see anything over the hill. And, it's fenced off. All you really get here is the wooden structure, a nice restroom facility (quite clean & also a handicap accessible facility), and the plaque/signs. Otherwise- I don't see the appeal or point of stopping. I did notice there is the same exit/facility on the opposite side of the freeway... maybe the actual "dunes" are over there? Not sure I'd suggest this as a "must stop and see", but it's also about 45 minutes outside the city, so if you are passing through, I guess it's kind of cool to check out.

Nice clean rest stop area. Love that there are covered picnic booths to have a snack or mea.read more

Walking Sands Rest area is located in a remote area of New Mexico between Albuquerque and Las…read moreCruces. The mountains are in the back for southbound side. The structures are very dark and don't look as appealing as other rest areas. However, there are nice tables and benches inside.