A hidden gem in Albuquerque for RVers Nomadland RV Stay is…read moreone of the most unique parks we've visited. We booked a site with a private deck--such a smart touch--and the whole property felt exceptionally clean and thoughtfully laid out. The park is gated and reasonably quiet; we felt safe the entire time. Little conveniences add up here: a pedestrian gate for easy in/out, a fenced dog run, and even tokens for their on-site RV wash if you want to freshen up your rig. Every interaction with staff was pleasant, and the customer service was excellent. We recommend Nomadland RV Stay without hesitation and will absolutely choose it again anytime we're passing through Albuquerque.

The owners are extremely helpful, professional and very nice. The grounds are very clean, the…read morerestrooms, showers and laundry are very nice, clean and private not like most public restrooms & showers. They also had a nice long dog run which we appreciate. We pick up dog poop after our dogs and picked up poop that others didn't do. This place is extremely clean and hope other visitors do their part to keep this place nice. We would and will definitely stop here again if it's in our route.

Birdie is a great place to stop in Albuquerque! We stayed for one night in late March 2026 on our…read moreway to the Grand Canyon and one night a week later on our way back. We had a great experience both times. The amenities are really excellent. Bathrooms were clean and showers were great. They just recently opened the pool year-round and the kids had a fun time splashing around. The kids also enjoyed the small playground after a day in the truck. The owner and staff are extremely nice and take great pride in the place. They texted us in the afternoon of our first stay to coordinate our arrival. When we got there, they explained that since we have a truck camper they put us in a spot close to the facilities and away from the road. They knew we would appreciate the quiet and the shorter walk to the bathrooms. Very thoughtful! The afternoon of our trip back through, they texted us to let us know that we had the same site with the same access code for that evening. It was seamless. The location is also great. It is close to I-40 with easy on and off. It feels safe behind locked gates and thick walls. Noise at night was minimal, considering the urban location. Just across the main road, there are many options to eat, which was great when we didn't feel like cooking. Multiple gas stations are also close. There is a truck stop nearby and one of the nights there were many big rigs parked on the road, but they made no difference to the experience of staying on the property. We only saw a few other people during our stays. They were friendly and everyone just kept to themselves. It was tough to judge how many residents are long-term versus short-term, but I did notice some turnover between our Saturday and Wednesday stays. Overall, I strongly recommend Birdie if you need a place to stay in Albuquerque! We will definitely return if we find ourselves in the area again.

Very clean and secure. Spaces are a little tight but workable. I give it 3 stars because…read moreinternet/wifi is terrible. They need to improve that.

This is a dirt parking lot nowhere close to the balloon festival. Parking lot filled with…read moregoatheads, punctured 4 tires on our mountain bikes. Wi-Fi barely works. No toilet paper in the 2 toilets. Total rip off. A definite no.

Felt they advertised this was close enough to see the balloons which wasn't the case. Just a large…read moremuddy concrete parking lot. There is a layer of dirt on the concrete and when it rains there's mud. I won't be back, better off reserving one of the lots near the event just be sure to reserve early.

This park has seen better days. Convenient location, about 4 miles from Old Town. Everything is…read morethere, bathrooms, showers, dog walk, but very run down. Majority of spots taken up with permanent residents. Fences, dogs, might mean pretty good security, but are the residents trustworthy? Bathroom, showers secure but not clean nor commodious. The shower at least has lots of hot water. HOT water is really the only setting. Hardscrabble. Some trees, elec, etc all work but won't in a few years without maintenance. Relatively close to big shops, grocery stores. Lots of light industry, a 21st century version of tacky Old Highway 66. Fun looking, trashy motels all along the highway. Shows a different side of the U.S. Actually fairly quiet, far enough from old highway 66 and I-40.

Place was OK. We survived the night without being murdered. Maybe the rain made it seems shadier…read morethan it was. But it was still the most murdery place I stayed on my camping trip, from FL to CA.

The only positive is that it was near the balloon fiesta. Our RV space was between 2 poorly…read moremaintained mobile homes. Their marketing makes it sound like there is an RV area separate from the permanent mobile homes. There is not. No enjoyment of sitting outside by a fire, grilling, etc. And, on top of that, an expensive tool by our RV was stolen. The management couldn't have cared less. This would never have happened at any of the other places we have stayed.

we made a reservation to park our RV for 6 mo.. then before leaving I ended up in the hospital,…read morewhen we contacted the manager saying we were unable to come down and needed to canaled the space agreement they would not refund our deposit stating this was their policy under the circumstances we felt this was totally unfair

Hiked the LA Luz trail. Cost to park $5 (cash or card…read moreaccepted) Only 1 outhouse available - use restroom before driving in to the trail head. Moderate trail. Hiking shoes or boots recommended. I saw other hikers that didn't appear to be dressed appropriately. Bring sunscreen and water.

Great hikes, plenty to choose from. Beautiful views. Great weekend activity! Bring lots of water…read moreand a snack.