The following statement is my opinion of the experience I had with 16 Springs campground. I fell…read moreand got injured here because of an unlevel campsite as indicated in the pictures. You can see how unlevel the site was just by the amount of wood shims I needed to place under the stabilizers. I am currently in dialogue with the owners insurance company. Shame on you Stacy, you changed your website rules and policy information section after the date of the injury and told your Insurance company that this is what I had signed during the time of my stay. Tell them the truth. I have an actual screenshot of your old policy section. I had to have surgery for my injury, which was Called a Lisfranc injury. Now I walk with a limp that may be permanent.

We had such a wonderful few days spent here. The drive up is beautiful. It's nice a secluded. They…read moreare dog friendly which is great! Everyone was so nice. Will definitely go back with a group of friends. Yes, there is no wifi or service but after the initial shock it was amazing to get offline. Highly recommend!

After we bought a camper we wanted to head out to Cloudcroft to give it a real go around. Deerhead…read moreCampground obviously isn't desolate camping, but it's in a secluded enough area that many sites were open when we arrived. Normally when we go camping I don't care about wi-fi or cell signal because I'm too busy building fire pits and what not, but when we're at a site that we can't exactly just let our dogs go off and roam (because they will steal people's food... Yogi Bear Syndrome), we tend to be confined to our sleeping arrangement areas; lo and behold, we had cell signal! A+ for that. We Netflixed any time we were going to be inside for longer than an hour. The whole campground is pretty nice. We only saw about half, but it seemed to go a lot further than we ventured while pulling the camper. Each site has space big enough for at least a car and some have additional space for a camper (up to 25 feet long). The sites aren't too close together so that's nice. And most of the area is riddled with benches and a couple of fire pits. While we were here we took our dogs on a hike that followed the campsite/highway. Really beautiful and leisurely walk. There were a couple of rules to this site that you should know... 1. It's $20 to camp or picnic here for one car (a trailer or camper doesn't count as an additional vehicle)/two people any more than that and I think there is an additional fee. 2. Dogs must remain on a leash and they do have people checking. 3. Generators can't be ran past 10 PM and before 6 AM. All in all, I enjoyed this campsite for what it was and if we ever need to find a quick spot to tie us over for the night, this will be our first stop.

Deerhead is one of a handful of campgrounds near Cloudcroft, New Mexico in the Lincoln National…read moreForest. It is located just a couple of miles out of town but feels much more remote than that. The Lincoln National Forest has plenty of RV campgrounds but only a few that are suitable for tent camping, and all of them are located in the Cloudcroft area. At an altitude of about 9000' the campsites are only open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend so we were there only a couple of weeks after they opened for the season. The campsites are primitive with only chemical toilets - no electricity or running water. There is an on-site camp host who does a good job of maintaining the campground. There are two loops with some of the campsites being sheltered by tall trees. Here are a few things you should know: 1. The flat fee is $20 per day 2. The entire campground is surrounded by the highway loop, however it is elevated and not as bad as you would think 3. There is wildlife, lots of it. We stayed two nights and our campsite was not approached 4. We camped on a weeknight and there was only one other camper in the park. The camp host told us that the weekends are at capacity. I would not want to be there on a weekend because some of the sites are much too close together 5. While some reviews mention RV's there is a sign stating that the campground is not suitable for RV's. There are no pads for them and the parking spots are more suitable for cars or SUV's We liked it so much we opted to stay an extra day despite the fact that it rained all night the second night. My rating is 4-stars for the positive experience we had. I might not have been so generous if the campground had been filled to capacity.

If staying anywhere in the vicinity of Cloudcroft, the Cabins at Cloudcroft cannot be beat... for…read morequality, space, or anything you could ever need during your stay. Two families stayed in one cabin and had anything you could ever want in a home away from home. We arrived late in the night, and everything was ready for us upon arrival, the place was warm, clean, and welcoming. The place was outfitted, and had anything you could ever imagine in a furnished cabin (internet, cable, dishes, personal heaters for each room, etc.). No, the place isn't nestled in Old Town, but you are not far from there. Very close to other eateries well worth visiting. Not too far from your local ski slopes, and other tourist sites down the mountain. Karl was an excellent host. He checked in on us all the time, and made sure that we weren't ever without. It comes as no surprise that they 2021 (and potentially 2022) Traveler's Choice for Hotel location on TripAdvisor. We shall return.

We were looking for a reasonable place to stay in Cloudcroft and we found a sweet refuge! The…read morecabins are clean, within walking distance of the grocery and excellent pizza (at Cloudcroft Brewing), and very cozy. We used the wood fireplace during two intense summer storms. The kitchenette has everything you would want to prepare your own meals, or you can take advantage of all the local restaurants. Karl and Laura are solicitous, generous, attentive, and so kind. I can't forget to include Rascal, the sweetest kitten I've ever met!! My husband and I felt welcomed and at peace. Family friendly but also romantic for couples! We extended our stay because we weren't ready to leave after three nights! A days drive from Central Texas, so we will definitely be back. I think we've found our home away from home! We went on three gorgeous hikes each day, all within 15 minutes drive.

This place was AWESOME! Off the beaten path, not far from all the pistachio stores. WORTH THE…read moreDRIVE! Wonderful park, great amenities, and a spectacular view (including some rainbows)! WAY better than anything in town. Truly a great value for the money! If you're in Alamogordo with your RV or trailer, THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE.

We had a great experience at Mountain Meadows. Crystal, the owner, met us when we came in and…read moreshowed us to our spot. Fresh coffee every morning on the laundry facility and fresh towels to use after a shower in the laundry facility. One of, if not, the best, campgrounds we have stayed in. Great facility and great management.

My husband & I stayed in The Sacramento Switchback Apartment, it was perfect! It was very clean,…read morefresh & cozy. In the evenings, just before sunset, we enjoyed watching the elk cross the field & wander along the mountain side just across the street. Listening to the elk bulge all night was awesome. Anjelica, our host, was fantastic! We did not experience any issues, but have no doubt she would have handled anything quickly.

First, the RV park is perfect for a weekend away, it's not so crowded due to the fact that is small…read morein the amount of spaces offer for rent, which makes it more of a private get away but the owners have ample property for all the activities a camper likes. Me and my wife hike on their property to beautiful views, grill outside in the night, pay with our pets and got to visit a lot of the local interesting spots which are all locate withing a 10-20 minute drive from the place, making very combinient. And the price includes everything (water, sewage, and electric) Second, the owners are very friendly and welcoming and they are willing to explain to you everything about the area, which its neat because this park was build on historic land, then makes it more special. Overall a great experience and we will defenatly come back again

Have not personally stayed at the Lodge since we own a cabin - previously 1st Calvary tent a few…read moreblocks away. However, it was a goal to check out the lodge so that I could attest to others on its history. Emily at the front desk was so nice as well as the manager. They allowed me to walk the hotel, have coffee and cookies, take in the historic site and relax. I asked could I see one of the rooms since online the pictures were great and they have kept the original look and feel. the manager said he had step better than a standard room. He handed me a key to look at the Governors suite (see video). I returned the next day after hiking to have lunch and peruse the gift shop. Prices are a little higher, however the food is pretty amazing. I split a burger and chips. Food is great in the bar area. Dinning opens in evening but requires reservations. Pets are allowed for Small fee There is a golf course across the parking lot. Majestic views and well kept greens. don't be surprised but if you find yourself golfing around the deer, elk or wild horses. If you're lucky, you may see snow which makes all that much more beautiful. There is rich history of the lodge hanging in the walls and in areas to read upon. This used to be timber country and the original lodge burned down years and years and years ago. While at the Lodge check out Cloudcroft museum to take in all the history that included the Lodge, baby sanatorium and 1st Calvary visits, where it all started this beautifully small town.

Fantastic romantic historical spot up on the clouds. Worth the crazy drive up in the snow. Watch…read morethat sunset from the tower!! Excellent dinner there too.

My granddaughter and I had a lovely New Year's holiday in Cloudcroft, and all thanks to this…read morecharming B&B! Linda, the owner, greeted us with a welcoming smile and a tour of the beautifully decorated dining room and sitting area. A lovely Designer Christmas tree and a roaring fire set the tone of our stay. Linda had late-night cheese and crackers, champagne and sparkling cider, hot cocoa, and popcorn to ring in the new year. We watched the ball drop in a cozy TV room and ate our pizza from the local brew pub. The deer were walking up the roadway through the dense morning fog while Linda prepared a tasty homemade quiche and pumpkin muffins, accompanied by tasty brewed coffee, a choice of juice, and fresh fruit cups. We will definitely be back for another visit here at The Crofting. Thank you for everything Linda!

This was an absolutely delightful B&B. Hosts were wonderful, friendly and a joy to be around…read more Breakfast was out of this world delicious! Room was very comfortable. Elk and deer meander through the yard. Walking distance to all of town. Can't wait to stay there again!

Check-in and check out was fast and efficient. Heather at the front desk is amazing!! She gave us…read morerecommendations on where to eat and what to see. She even gave us recommendations on attractions in Roswell which was our final destination. Highly recommended this hotel!!

This is a massive motel conveniently located within a short driving distance of White Sands…read moreNational Park, colorfully painted with a nice gift shop in the lobby. The rooms are decently spacious and the bath towels are huge! Downsides include a complimentary breakfast of cold potatoes, cold toast, cold eggs, and pretty good sausage. The shower is weak and oscillates between freezing cold and scalding hot. The amount of hair on the bathroom floor resembles a barbershop and tells me they don't clean the rooms very well.