After we bought a camper we wanted to head out to Cloudcroft to give it a real go around. Deerhead Campground 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. read more