I have to say that this is one of the finest parks I have visited! It is so quiet. Simple and…read morereally an Oasis. 6 Stars

We had a nice stay! Clean, kept grounds. Fishing pond was crowded but we still found. A spot to…read morethrow a line in. Shower was clean, good temp, good pressure. Only downside to shower was that you had to keep pushing the button for the water to turn on every minute or so. We would stay again!

Not a bad area. Owner was very helpful. Would definitely stay there again if I was in the area.read more

SUPER nice people and family oriented!!! Highly recommend you stay with them they accommodated us…read moreon many occasions

We always stopped here for the night years ago and it was a nice little campground, now they have…read moreno bathroom/showers to use and nothing much is going on here. More like a residence with people living in trailers in the back yard. We won't be coming Thur here again. $20 per night for 2 people and $2 extra for each other person.

What a nice gem!! Everyone there was so nice and the fenced dog area was great after a long day of…read moretraveling. The whole campground was in great shape. The sunrise and sunset from this spot was beautiful. I would stay again.

I had a really great stay here. I was so glad they had laundry! My spot was easy to find. They have…read morea really cool patio area with outdoor games too and a little dog area. The showers were clean and the water was hot. Most importantly, the customer service was excellent. I didn't use the late check in area but I looked at it before I left and it was very organized.

Very large and quiet KOA! We had a buddy site but they didn't put anyone next to us which was good…read more Overall, great place to stay however they need to trim the trees for tall RVs.

We stayed here on a Thursday night. We came in just after sunset so it was dark. Lighting is…read moreterrible. Also it was pretty empty and they put us right next to someone knowing we had 4 slides. The electrical and water are for 2 spaces together. The water is on the same faucet with a so called splitter. Old unused electrical above on pole hanging exposed. Picnic table falling apart - we had to move it because it was hanging in the space when we went to pull in. Over priced as well. We stayed at 6 other KOA's that were all much nicer and all were $25 to $30 less. Also there's no way to connect your coach to WiFi as those system is antiquated. Skip this KOA.

I'll give the bbq restaurant a 1 out of 10. Only because I could eat it. Ribs were very dry. Baked…read morebeans were just canned pork and beans just warmed. Brisket was very chewy. Out of potato salad. Pulled pork definitely needed to add the sauce. Maybe a bad day but not for all the meats. I think they need to try some real bbq and then they will know. Hope this isn't the best New Mexico has to offer. It's pretty bad when you have ribs brisket and pork and the best things were the fry's and onion rings.

Still kind of dumbfounded and shocked what a nasty and unfriendly encounter we just had with a man…read morewho I think is named Chris. We arrived tired and super stressed after just driving through a horrific hail and tornado storm in North Texas. In addition to the storm and possible hail damage on our roof, our AC compressor gave out so we had no AC. I had called the park earlier because I wasn't sure we'd make it by closing and was assured (by Chris) there were "many spaces" available and to "come in in" and that he will "come around." We arrived, I checked the reserved spots on the board, grabbed the map and registration envelope and went to see what our choices were. Husband picked one and I immediately got out to go pay (I had paperwork in my hand) and this nasty, ill-tempered man rolled up on a golf cart and berated me for entering the park. This was after he earlier told me to "come on in" and that he will "come around." He then told us we had to move our RV and that no dogs are allowed in the front section of the park which seems odd as the rules do not indicate that at all. Due to his rude, nasty and unwelcoming temperament we decided to leave and then he got even nastier and more rude. Too bad because we wanted to check out the town, we left town due to his aggressive and bullying behavior. Unfortunate way to end our 4000 mile road trip.

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.

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.

Take me to the great outdoors, where we can embrace the beauty this state has to offer. Well that…read moreis what we did. This lake (to those from New Mexico to others it maybe a pond) is big enough that you don't feel crowded. The water on a clear day is like glass. You can tear it up on a jet ski! The camp sites range from being able to rent it all they way to bringing your most luxurious RV. There is something for everyone. For the clamper camper there is a bathroom and shower place. It is the prefect getaway for a long weekend. Who would not want to spend the day on the lake and an evening under the stars. The only down side is there is not a lot of shade so make sure you pack a lot of sun screen. Being those sun shades as well. "Here fishy, fishy" that's right not only can you jet ski, wakeboard, and water ski but the fishing is pretty good. Tons of places to fish. There are a variety of fish from Bass to Walleye. Bring your fishing poles and gear. It most likely will pay off. Pack up the family and enjoy the fun. Make sure you bring cash. There is a charge per vehicle at the campsites. You can always phone a friend and ride together.

I just wanted to take a minute to give a hats off to The Northside Cafe at Conchas Lake Marina…read more The service was as outstanding as the food. I ordered the beef steak fajitas, I would have to truly say they were the best fajitas I have ever eaten. The meat was tender and seasoned to perfection, with fresh grilled peppers and onions. The restaurant was clean, fresh and full of friendly life. It is well worth the drive from Albuquerque. Once again.....Hats off!! Tom Keller