Starting with their ad said they are affordable and they charge as much as an apartment when all…read moreanyone's doing is hooking up to power and water.

Very clean and secure RV Park. The location was perfect for seeing all the popular tourist…read moreattractions. My husband was pleased that they had facilities to wash our truck and you could also was your RV or trailer.

Coronado Campground is a hidden gem just north of Albuquerque! The sheltered tent campsites are…read moresuper cute with dedicated parking and privacy. Many thanks to the camp host Paul who waited for our arrival past 8 PM and led us to our campsite. We loved the morning mountain views!

I came at 9pm. And I'm parked doing what the paper on the door says to do, register online. This…read moreguy on a UTV came in a very rude and menacing way came to my truck asked me what I was doing. When I said I'm registering online he interrupted me and said to do what the papers on the door say and he will give me paperwork. He did not hear me. He was mean, rude and his body language depicted his tone. I am a female veteran trying to relax for the weekend with my daughter and this kind of attitude is least we need.

Stayed for 2 months while working a job in Rio Rancho. This is a clean, well maintained, park in a…read more fairly private area. Only one street to access so there's not any pass thru traffic. Friendly and helpful park staff. Clean laundry room with vending. Clean pool and hot tub. Great view of the Sandia's from the far side of the park. 25 min to Albuquerque and 45 min to Santa Fe Close to a Walmart, grocery store, and many restaurants. Would definitely stay again when in the area.

Location makes it hard to access if following GPS. Narrow streets to the sites, had to jockey…read morearound for our 41' Rv. Lots of dogs. Lots of longer term seasonal residents Price was competitive for the area. Reservations completed on-line, no personal contact as no office hours.

We stayed overnight when we were heading westbound and again when coming back. Both visits were…read moreexcellent. Late checkin went smoothly and we were very happy with our spots. No problems. Showers and toilets in trailer are excellent. Ice machine in laundry room was a nice bonus. Staff is courteous, friendly, and helpful. Great job!

Kirtland Air Force Base FamCamp has 88 Full Hook-up sites. They also have a large overflow area for…read moredry camping. Note: This is a Military Campground and you must be Active Duty, Reserve, Retired Military, or DoD/NAF Civilians to stay here. Very nice campground with great camp hosts. Great for the whole family. Something for everyone!

Nice park overall.. A little noise from the interstate. The staff treated me nice. The high speed…read morewifi barely works so make sure you have your own connection. I'll return to this one.

Amazing rust art everywhere in the park. We are looking forward to going there again sometime.read more

Its a cool place to stop, get your Passport stamped and see an RV park maintaining its traditional…read moreRoute 66 look. Very simple and unassuming both inside and out, but the the employees were friendly, welcoming and helpful with information about the area and things to look for as you continue your Chicago to Santa Monica Route 66 journey.

We loved this Route 66 recommendation from Ian Bowen in Santa Monica. These charming vintage…read moretrailers are detailed with love, and visitors are invited back in time. Thank you to the owners for sharing their passion with the public!

August 22, 2026 - Cedar Crest, NM…read more I've stayed at this RV park a few times over the years, and I keep coming back because I enjoy its rustic charm. Surrounded by hills and offering some nice views, it has a relaxed, old-fashioned feel that I really like. There are quite a few long-term RVers, but we stayed in the short-term section and had most of it to ourselves. You can hear some road noise from Highway 14, although it wasn't too bothersome. There's also a gravel road that runs past the park. It doesn't get much traffic, but the cars and trucks that do use it tend to drive pretty fast, kicking up quite a bit of dust. I like the overall feel and location of this park. Each night we were there, we were lucky enough to see lightning and hear some spectacular, rolling thunder--an added bonus to our stay. The park is right along the Turquoise Trail and is conveniently located for exploring Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Madrid, and Sandia Crest. The restrooms and showers are older and rustic. The showers use tokens, and the staff provides some tokens when you check in. Overall, this is a rustic RV park with plenty of character. It may not have all the modern amenities of a newer resort-style park, but I enjoy its peaceful setting, great location, and laid-back atmosphere. I'm sure I'll stay here again.

So so cute. Dish washing station, clean bathrooms and showers, phone charging station for multiple…read moredifferent types of phones. Very kept up with, shockingly clean for a camp site. Super nice staff. Cute cabins, solar powered fairy lamps on walk way. And to top it all off one of the owners gave me flowers! There's a grocery store about a mile down, and same with a coffee shop. I'd def recommend!

Nice place to go to get away and stay cool. Really nice…read morepeople that run the campground. Bathrooms are clean. There's a little market down the road so you don't have to drive very far for supplies.

Great place to go camp out if you don't feel like driving far from Albuquerque..This camp site is…read moreonly 14 miles due east.. NMTS.org/rides/cedro peak trails.htm GPS INFO=(lat,long): 35.03306,-106.34972 14700 ft. Great trails for motorcycles,atv,4x4s Make reservations on a campsite 4 days prior at recreation.gov or 877-444-6777 and review the rules before you go..Loud music..riding a dirt bike half naked, stuff like that.. They look down on that kinda. So said the park ranger..