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.

We stay at Enchanted Trails several times a year, usually enroute home as we live only 120 miles…read moreaway. It is a restful stop after a long drive from elsewhere and we're glad to have it available for us. The bathrooms are clean, the hook-ups are good, and the sites are reasonably level. And it is reasonably priced. The staff is great, always helpful when we call in from the road. Do call early in the day as they fill up.

This RV park is nothing fancy, but they provide full hookups and the price was right. The WiFi is…read morespotty but we were able to watch some local channels. If u need to rely on WiFi for work, this is not the place for you. Staff were friendly and the park was clean. We did not use laundry or restroom facilities. Loved that they were close to the freeway.

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

Clean facilities, nice dog park, friendly staff in the office. It's nice to have some pavement,…read morenot just dirt or gravel. The metal art was fantastic. Easy to get to the city and visit old town and Rio grande river parks. Our only complaint was it was stinky sewer smell on occasion so maybe they have a problem with sewer or septic. The spaces are tight but we managed to get our mobile home into space 801 and had space to park our tow vehicle.

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 really nice campground with excellent amenities. We've stayed here a time or two as we…read moreset out to visit family for the summer. It's a big park, level sites with good utilities. The park is next to the casino and hotel and there's a free shuttle that will take you back and forth if you want. Just call them and they will come and get you. While we haven't used the showers; we did use the laundry today and it was $2.50 per load to wash and dry. Everything worked great. The main reception building is awesome with games, fireplace and seating, plus a kitchen if you're here with a group. There is a tiny exercise room too! There is a pickleball court as well as sand volleyball and a putting green. So much to do here! WiFi was pretty sad at 2-3Mb so don't expect to do great things. We had our Starlink yay There is a nice pool that will open soon too. They have propane service too. $61 per night with an aarp discount. It's about a 25 minute drive into Albuquerque too.

This is the first RV park we have been to that has 100 Amp hookups. Wow! What kind of RV uses…read morethat?? We booked a 'luxury pull-through site'. The concrete slab was 85' long by 16' wide. Again, a big fan of not having to disconnect the tow vehicle. They have a free shuttle to and from the casino, even though it's only a short walk away. They also provide a keycard for the gate that separates the RV resort from the casino. The park is quiet and well maintained. There's no public dumpster, just leave your garbage in front of your RV by 10 am and they'll come pick it up.

We are just overnighting here but the campground is clean and well maintained…read more Check in was quick and easy and we are in spot 209 which is a level pull through. I didn't use any of the facilities so I can't comment on them. The only caveat is that what looks like grass is really stickery so don't let the dogs test it. Fortunately I was warned at check in.

Not secure right by jail facility. Very expensive. Old run down office and keen ppl running the…read morepark.

I feel the need to defend this place because I was very scared to stay here after reading the…read morereviews, lol. Very clean looking and smelling bathrooms. We didn't see any cockroaches. The surrounding neighborhood is fine. We didn't feel unsafe at all. Some of the best amenities we've seen: very dog friendly, mini golf, lots of space to walk around. Overall we'd stay here again!

Do not stay in the lodging cabins, they have bed bugs and cockroaches. We were absolutely pissed to…read morefind bedbugs. I've never seen a bed bug in my life until today. Never knew what they looked like until I googled them. We found 3 bed bugs and 1 cockroach.

Great management , open access for rvs and pickup, easy to set up your Rv, clean area and noise…read morefree, store and laundry at great prices, respectful and helpful owners ,this place is a good get away and peace of mind place ,strongly recommended for ACCESSIBLE AND Fair prices for RVS.

From the owner: Book your unforgettable adventure at A & D Gone Nuts RV Park. Breathtaking views and endless…read moreactivities, there's something for everyone. Book today for camping in Lemitar! Close to Socorro, NM, Rio Grande River, Sevilletta Wildlife Preserve, The VLA (Very Large Array), Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and more! Large, RV spaces! Quiet country setting! Close to hiking trails. Chocolate, candy, cake shop on site. Washer / Dryer, Shower

Saddens me to have to give this KOA 1 star. We have stayed here multiple times in the past and have…read morealways been treated as a guest, not an interruption or a person forcing you to do some work. Seems like new management has taken over and they most definitely do not have the same customer service philosophy. Started off with a permanent resident coming over to talk with a worker next to our spot and sitting down in our camping chair at our table. Then decided to stay and try to carry on a conversation that was more of an interrogation. Pool wasn't open when we arrived and was told it was because the pool was so busy over the holiday. (more than a week ago). Finally opened it around 3pm. Next day pool is supposed to open at 9 and is still not open by 10. Sounded like he didn't want to clean it when called on the radio to ask why it wasn't open. Seems like they really want you to follow their rules, and are constantly observing your actions to make sure you are compliant. Even though they themselves are not following the same rules. Sadly we will not be staying here again or recommending this spot as we have in the past. Not a relaxing place any longer.

Clean older dated KOA with nice managers. Level spots easy to enter. Has several small cabins…read more NORTH of Albuquerque about 15 -17 miles from I-40 interchange. Area 5 miles north has some good restaurants and a Walmart to the West of I-25.