No wifi for over a week now and they act like they are not going to fix it its sad because they…read moreare there to take your money but not to keep things up to par

Stayed here for two nights last minute, Samuel was very helpful to accommodate us. If you need a…read morequick stop this is a great place not fancy and mostly drit but full hook up for 27 dollars a night. Works for us!! It's about 20 mins to Roswell, NM stores and food are best to go there. Fulltimers could clean up their spots but what can you do. Easy on and off the interstate.

We really loved this campground! It was small but so very charming. The ladies bath house was so…read morecute and I was surprised to see a dressing table in it! Landscaping was very nice and had country and barnyard decorations scattered around. Even the dumpster was painted with flowers on the side! The laundry and community rooms were convenient and decorated in a whimsical country style. There were drinks and ice cream available in the community room-pay on the honor system. Sites were a reasonable size and easy to get into. There were several sites for large Rv's to pull into and drive straight out upon leaving. There was also a large field behind the campground with a dirt road around it to walk or take your dog. Owners live next door and were very sweet. This campground is a very special place!!

This was such a cute little place to stay.. super friendly host... well maintained facilities. The…read moreshowers were adorable... quaint little snack bar.. love that they had pull through the pull through and then he opened the gate and we were out on the main road.. definitely a nice treasure & will stay here again

Would highly recommend this park. We have a 46 ft 5th wheel and had no trouble getting in or out…read more the owners are very helpful and kind and knowledgeable of the area, gave us fantastic ideas on places to go. the gift shop on site was much more reasonable than in town and there are other products there that are made by locals. There is a pool which wasn't open yet when we were there and laundry and dog area. Would definitely come back again!

Crazy woman with a dog lives at this park. Beware! She followed my kids and I to our RV. My son is…read moreautistic and she started to clap her hands at him like a dog and said he was crying way too loud. My husband came out of the RV and told her to leave that she was making our son and us uncomfortable. She was desperate to get my son close to her and her dog. We went to the office to complain and the women was in there complaining that we were to loud but quite hour ended at 7am. We left... not family friendly keep it moving. This isn't the first time she has done this. I went on to look at the parks reviews and there you go another person saying she followed them to there RV.

This is a great RV park. It's not expensive but has all the amenities. The best part is Lee who…read moreruns the place with her husband. I will always stay here when I'm in the neighborhood.

We made our reservation while on the road to Roswell. This park is easily accessible, and staff…read morevery friendly upon check-in. We appreciated how quickly they notified us when our forwarded mail arrived just a few days later. Our site #6 is across the street from the bathhouse. It is a gravel pull through with 30 Amp service, water spigot below surface and sewer. I must confess a personal dislike of below surface spigots because it 1) requires me to kneel to connect my water hose and 2) fills up with water during a rainy day. The bathhouse shower stalls are a little bigger than most we've experienced and the wife was thrilled to find one of the ladies' stalls (not handicap) had a handheld shower head. Campgrounds need to understand that handheld shower heads and flexible hoses make shower time quicker. The laundry room was acceptable, but maybe out of habit, we felt we had to wipe the washers and tables down before using them. The cost of a load was $2/wash and $2.50/dry. The park's location was good for us, 3 miles from downtown Roswell going north and 3 miles south, the former Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF)/ Walker Air Base. By the way, the Walker Aviation Museum is in the current Roswell Air Center. We are in a 22-foot Class B Travel Van staying 6 nights and would recommend this campground if you're spending time in the Roswell area.

Great staff and great property! The property was well…read moremarked, clean and good amenities (showers, laundry, dog areas). Will definitely stay here again our next time through!

Nice paved roads. RV parking is well graveled and level. Clean showers. Would stay there again.read more

If you are traveling with children, there are a lot of things for children to do including a large…read morerec recenter, giant chess and checkers.

Update website photos. Everything dead and no grass areas. Dirt for sure. Terrible upkeep and sites…read morewith old broken items everywhere. Sure not the same koa from 8 yrs ago.

https://thedyrt.com/camping/new-mexico/blue-spruce-rv-park/review/86680…read more Outstanding in every way. Beautiful setting, responsive, gracious staff and wonderfully tasteful, eclectic decor. Bravo!

We went there to get away from the seven cabin's fire and he's running for office and said go back…read moreit's fine. No vote here

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

You don't accidentally end up at Bottomless Lakes State Park you make the choice to drift a little…read moreoff the grid. It's a short drive out of Roswell, but it feels like you've stepped into a quieter, older story. Legend says they tried to measure the lake with ropes tied end to end and never hit bottom. Maybe that's true. Maybe it's just a good tale told over a couple beers. Either way, standing there, staring into that dark water, you start to feel it--that little itch in your brain that wonders if everything you've been told is only half the story. We rolled in like we knew what we were doing cooler packed, grill fired up, chicken skewers sizzling, jalapeño poppers snapping over the flame, and my buddy throwing together something that leaned suspiciously close to Hawaiian poke. No crowds. No noise but what we brought with us. Bose speaker cranked, music bouncing off the water, beers cracking open one after another like punctuation marks in a long, lazy sentence. It wasn't polished. It wasn't fancy. It was just right. That's the thing about a place like this it doesn't try to impress you. It just sits there, quiet and a little mysterious, letting you project whatever story you came with. Some of it feels real. Some of it feels like the kind of myth you tell because reality isn't quite enough. Either way, it sticks with you. Bottom line off the beaten path, a little rough around the edges, and exactly the kind of place that earns its spot on the list.

Just outside of Roswell is a wonderful camping park surrounded by Pecos Diamonds, short trails, and…read moreswimming holes. We just dropped in during the winter months on a beautiful sunny afternoon to watch the NM sun go down over the west horizon. We stopped by the visitor center and met volunteers, Will and Jody. Let me just say they were super friendly and knowledgeable about the park. When we come back it will certainly be because of these awesome hosts...they were living their best lives. I was jealous. We drove over to a couple of the lakes. We checked out Mirror Lake and the Devil's Inkwell. They both had small trails around them to view the watering hole and the surrounding layers of red quartz on limestone. The area around Lea Lake is better set up for picnics, swimming, and water sports. It was closed for the season, but would open in the Spring. Tip: Make a reservation for space during the warmer months. It was a great outdoor distraction just outside Roswell. Beautiful sunsets, and super calm during the winter.