FHU,big rig friendly, easy in out.The sites that are at the front of the park are good size but the back sites are extremely small. We were in the H row Andy the sites were small. They also alternate direction so you are in a “buddy site” wether you want it or not. This is not a deal breaker by any means. The park is close to I40 b...moreFHU,big rig friendly, easy in out.The sites that are at the front of the park are good size but the back sites are extremely small. We were in the H row Andy the sites were small. They also alternate direction so you are in a “buddy site” wether you want it or not. This is not a deal breaker by any means. The park is close to I40 but there was not a lot of noise. It has vintage RV’s on site so that was pretty cool. Great staff and check in was smooth.Would stay again.

Close enough but not in the city. All gravel sites that were fairly level. The site we were in had a fair amount of road noise from I-40 (nothing that kept us awake but noticeable especially in the mornings) and the A sites were pretty close together the way they are set up (like buddy sites). With our slides out we were almost touc...moreClose enough but not in the city. All gravel sites that were fairly level. The site we were in had a fair amount of road noise from I-40 (nothing that kept us awake but noticeable especially in the mornings) and the A sites were pretty close together the way they are set up (like buddy sites). With our slides out we were almost touching the RV in A5. Overall the park is spacious though. The vintage RV's and vehicles are a nice touch as well as a lot of the decor in the community spaces. The laundry room was clean, $1.75/wash and $.25/15 min drying time. 4 washers (1 not in service) and 6 dryers and the front desk will provide change if you need it. We did not use the restrooms. We would definitely stay here again.

Nice place off of 40. Thought we would have more road noise but no so much. The owners are delightful! Loved Lexie the Scottie dog. The antique campers on display indicted how much attention to detail is placed in this park. The showers and restrooms were clean and hospitable. The gift shop was loaded with Route 66 gifts and objects to...moreNice place off of 40. Thought we would have more road noise but no so much. The owners are delightful! Loved Lexie the Scottie dog. The antique campers on display indicted how much attention to detail is placed in this park. The showers and restrooms were clean and hospitable. The gift shop was loaded with Route 66 gifts and objects to buy. The owner also has quite a collection of old camper memorabilia! Will definitely stay here again. There are a few extended stay residents but this did not hamper our stay.

We spent our thanksgiving at this park so we didn’t have to be on the road. We came in the day beforehand, we got in after hours but they had a map ready for us at the front so we could just pick it up and park. The space was decently wide. It was quiet the entire time we were there.

We stayed here as a stopover between California and Missouri! Picked it based on other reviews and it was great!! Easy check in, nice people and level spots with good cell reception. Bathrooms were clean and warm! They have a cool retro vibe in the clubhouse and with their collection of vintage trailers. I didn’t use the laundry but lo...moreWe stayed here as a stopover between California and Missouri! Picked it based on other reviews and it was great!! Easy check in, nice people and level spots with good cell reception. Bathrooms were clean and warm! They have a cool retro vibe in the clubhouse and with their collection of vintage trailers. I didn’t use the laundry but looked clean! Highly recommend this place as a stop over or nice place out of the busy city when visiting Albuquerque.

This was a great spot for us. I didn’t want to be in the center of town, to many homeless. Some road noise but I can tolerate it. Pets welcomed with not one, but three potty stations that were stocked with bags!Grandson loved the pool! Grounds are clean. Staff is welcoming and pleasant. Loved the vintage camper display. Great sunsets...moreThis was a great spot for us. I didn’t want to be in the center of town, to many homeless. Some road noise but I can tolerate it. Pets welcomed with not one, but three potty stations that were stocked with bags!Grandson loved the pool! Grounds are clean. Staff is welcoming and pleasant. Loved the vintage camper display. Great sunsets! Our son lives in town, we’ll be back!

This is a nice little place for a overnight close to interstate. Will stay here again passing through Albuquerque.

We stayed here one night passing through ABQ on our way to Phoenix. We paid $30, but we have AAA. The park is fairly level and has full, easily accessible hookups. A nice view of the mountains greet you as you wake up. The site is nothing special, but is conveniently located, spacious, and has everything you need. We arrived past midni...moreWe stayed here one night passing through ABQ on our way to Phoenix. We paid $30, but we have AAA. The park is fairly level and has full, easily accessible hookups. A nice view of the mountains greet you as you wake up. The site is nothing special, but is conveniently located, spacious, and has everything you need. We arrived past midnight and they taped all the directions we needed on the door based on our reservation. As far as the traffic noise, I only heard one thing that startled me, but otherwise it was mainly white noise. I would stay here again, and recommend others to, as well.

I forgot to mention in my previous review that the site was completely level, we didn’t even put our jacks down. Also, we have Spectrum for our wireless carrier. It worked fine.

We thought this campground was great. Clean, quiet, spacious. Many complained about the traffic noise but we barely heard it. We didn’t want to unhook since we are driving cross country and thankfully we order food from Postmates. Would totally stay again.

Right off 40 next to Camping World. Pull through sites with shared hook ups. Clean facilities. Sites are poorly marked is only draw back

So, here was our situation. My wife and I were outside Carlsbad at Chosa Campground, and we couldn't get an ATT signal at all for work, so we had to leave in the middle of the week to go to our next destination. I called this campground specifically and asked about connectivity, since they were a 5 hour drive after work at 3 pm. The la...moreSo, here was our situation. My wife and I were outside Carlsbad at Chosa Campground, and we couldn't get an ATT signal at all for work, so we had to leave in the middle of the week to go to our next destination. I called this campground specifically and asked about connectivity, since they were a 5 hour drive after work at 3 pm. The lady I spoke with stated the wifi in the park can be spotty, but that the wifi at the office was reliable. The first day or two we had phone signal in the park, but then we had about 4 days in a row with NO signal at all in the park, the wifi in the park was bad, and the wifi at the office was even worse. So we drove 5 hours from a free boondocking spot and paid an extra $240 for WORSE signal. We had to drive into Albuquerque at 5 am every day in order to work.They have their electrical pedestals right next to their water hookups, and the hookups have a bunch of tape around them like they may spew water everywhere.We had a small leak in our city water connection that the park called and said the maintenance guy could fix. He came out and tightened a few things, then he removed our water pressure regulator without permission and said, "We regulate the water pressure here so you don't need this". This definitely seemed like a red flag, as in the event of our pipes bursting because he was wrong, he won't have to pay for any of the potential damage our RV would take. Overall, this was a disappointing park, and there are many others in the area. Albuquerque is a beautiful city! Some of the people in their office were nice enough, but it definitely does not seem worth the price they charged. If you are looking for a positive, they do have very clean showers and STRONG water pressure as well (another reason I didn't feel comfortable about taking the water pressure regulator off).

No level places to be had, so we could put our slide out. 30 amp only available, but we had to pull off the road for we ran into high wind warnings.

This campground is conveniently located right off I40 next to Camping World. That made it a perfect overnight stop for us on our way through New Mexico.The campground is clean, a simple gravel lot with few shade trees in some spots and some cute vintage decorations. Our spot Site E6, did not have any vegetation. It's pretty dusty and...moreThis campground is conveniently located right off I40 next to Camping World. That made it a perfect overnight stop for us on our way through New Mexico.The campground is clean, a simple gravel lot with few shade trees in some spots and some cute vintage decorations. Our spot Site E6, did not have any vegetation. It's pretty dusty and yes, there is road noise from the highway. It did not bother us. The campground was otherwise quiet and the staff (especially Jim) very friendly. Price is good for full-hookups and reflects a Good Sam discount.There is wifi available but it is very slow. Cell coverage for verizon was excellent.

I’m torn because I liked being here. The price was right & great customer service since we were arriving after hours. I was unable to connect to any WiFi service at this campground. If it doesn’t matter than it’s great. Level site on gravel. West side of Albuquerque. The highway traffic didn’t bother us at all.

We stayed here for two days to do some hiking at Petroglyphs National Monument. We had full hook-up on a wide space lot for $31/night with Good Sams discount. The car and rv museum were fun - they give you the keys to go inside and back in time. Very friendly, didn't use the laundry but everything looked clean. Park was only about h...moreWe stayed here for two days to do some hiking at Petroglyphs National Monument. We had full hook-up on a wide space lot for $31/night with Good Sams discount. The car and rv museum were fun - they give you the keys to go inside and back in time. Very friendly, didn't use the laundry but everything looked clean. Park was only about half full during our stay.

We arrived late and found our check in information posted to the office door. It included our site number a nice campground map and a drawn directions on how to get to our site. We were happy to get a site right next to the bathrooms. We were coming from the north and it’s winter time so our RV was still winterized. The bathrooms were ...moreWe arrived late and found our check in information posted to the office door. It included our site number a nice campground map and a drawn directions on how to get to our site. We were happy to get a site right next to the bathrooms. We were coming from the north and it’s winter time so our RV was still winterized. The bathrooms were very clean and toasty warm and hot showers. Our site was very nice with a tree, brick patio and picnic table. It was a little tight for us with our 26 foot travel trailer, but we managed to get in. We were in site B2. We were up early the next morning. Before heading out for the day we walked the grounds. Everything was clean and we enjoyed looking at the vintage trailers and other quirky displays. Although, we were never able to go into the trading post because we were not there during the open hours we walked through the building where the laundry room was and the clubhouse was. It was all very cute. Our only complaint is There is a large dog on the corner of the building that came at us barking and was sort of aggressive. It scared us. We travel with two kids and a small dog.

I’m torn about this place. I like the vintage feel, I like the idea of it, but I’ve been fighting to hang on the internet while here. And I have several more days to go before I check out. I work from my RV and must have good WiFi at least from 8-5. And yes, I have a jet pack and a booster and even those are just so-so here. I’m going ...moreI’m torn about this place. I like the vintage feel, I like the idea of it, but I’ve been fighting to hang on the internet while here. And I have several more days to go before I check out. I work from my RV and must have good WiFi at least from 8-5. And yes, I have a jet pack and a booster and even those are just so-so here. I’m going to try to reposition the booster again today and see if that helps. Struggling with both my Mifi AND the park’s RV makes me a bit anxious about keeping up with work. Also, the restroom is clean if you get it early in the day. I think they clean it first thing in the morning. By nighttime it seems inconsiderate guests have strewn around pieces of paper towels and not flushed toilets. (One toilet seems to always back up too.) How hard is it to pick up after ones self? In terms of arrival I got here a little before 4pm, just before they closed, and I was met at the door with a map and a receipt for my stay. I understand covid and all, but there wasn’t even an opportunity to talk to anyone, ask questions, etc. the gentleman who met me at the door wouldn’t let me into the building. Yes, had mask on, stood proper distance away. I liked their little shop from the pics online, but not feeling welcome to go in. I do like my spot- the location, the pull-thru setup, the level ground. I don’t mind the sound from the highway at all. Sleeping very well here.The grounds are well kept and pretty. There’s even a Propane place on site. Anyway, verdict not out on whether i can make this work, for work, or if I need to go somewhere else.

Unfortunately this campground is very close to I-40 on a long grade leaving Albuquerque. The traffic noise is deafening and goes all night. Other than that this is a nice little well kept facility.

This is a Passport America park, great deal however there is a lot of hwy noise that begins around 4:30 am as the park is located right off hwy 40. The hwy noise did settle down in the evening. Despite the traffic noise we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Sites are gravel but plenty big enough, we had a pull thru. Easy access in and out...moreThis is a Passport America park, great deal however there is a lot of hwy noise that begins around 4:30 am as the park is located right off hwy 40. The hwy noise did settle down in the evening. Despite the traffic noise we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Sites are gravel but plenty big enough, we had a pull thru. Easy access in and out from highway. Gal in the office was very friendly. Park was busy so suggest making a reservation.

Well. Needed a cheap place to stay for a night. Full hookups but man is that highway loud! Not much sleep had by anyone. All dirt and gravel so not great for the dogs. Cool vintage cars and trailers to check out. Did not use any facilities.

Dates of stay: May 12-14, 2019 and June 2-4, 2019Rate reflects our Passport America rate. We stayed here on our trip west and again heading back east. Easy to get in and out of. Easy check in, the lady in the office was very nice. The sites are gravel as is most of the campground. We had a picnic table and that was about it. All si...moreDates of stay: May 12-14, 2019 and June 2-4, 2019Rate reflects our Passport America rate. We stayed here on our trip west and again heading back east. Easy to get in and out of. Easy check in, the lady in the office was very nice. The sites are gravel as is most of the campground. We had a picnic table and that was about it. All sites are FHU as far as I know and we had non issues with utilities. It's a fairly large campground right off of Route 66. The office was a trading post at one time. The laundry was nice, we washed some clothes while there. We used the pool and it was nice and clean, but the water was pretty chilly during our stays. We did not use the bath house, so can't comment on it. We drove into Albuquerque to visit Old Town and do some shopping. The lady in the office told us a good local place to eat New Mexican food in town (Garcia's). Interesting drive down Old Route 66 in Albuquerque, lots of vintage places to see. Go visit the Petroglyphs National Monument, just a few miles from the campground as well. For the price, you can't beat it.

We found this place on PA website. Our rate was for a “weekly PA” rate and got a Good Sam in the remaining days. We had a very unfortunate stay. Check in was easy and the staff very nice. They have a parts and camping shop with propane right next door. Randy is the guy that is always there and he is an absolute gem. If you stay, please...moreWe found this place on PA website. Our rate was for a “weekly PA” rate and got a Good Sam in the remaining days. We had a very unfortunate stay. Check in was easy and the staff very nice. They have a parts and camping shop with propane right next door. Randy is the guy that is always there and he is an absolute gem. If you stay, please go and support his business vs the Camping World next door. Our site was at the end of the park. Everything is dirt and gravel and a little dusty. We were sent to the back of the park where all the part and full time residents reside. It was fairly quiet. A little road noise but no too bad. WIFI is horrible. Even with a booster. It is ok to send email and such, but if you work from a computer this place isn’t for you. I didn’t check out the bathrooms do no comment there. There are some cute vintage cars and trailers there that are fun to look at. There is also a cute store inside with a few recreation rooms but everything smelled like stale cigarettes except the day housekeeping cleaned. The laundry facilities are great. $1.75 wash and 25 cents every 15 minutes for the dryer. They also worked very well. Now the bad news. Our bikes were stolen from our site. They were locked to the back of our motorhome with a heavy duty lock and they cut it and took them while we were gone. Obviously somebody knew we weren’t there. I reported it to the lady up front. She said she would have the cameras checked but usually what they get is someone flipping them off. So I asked her if they do that does it happen a lot? They know where your cameras are!? She stated it didn’t happen a lot but it happens. I told the campers next door as they have nice bikes. They said last time they were there, their cooler was stolen out of their truck. I also read on one of these RV sites a woman’s generator was stolen. Albuquerque has a high crime rate! Do yourself a favor and stay at a GATED Rv park while here.

I stayed for a week so got the weekly discount. It was a fun place. The bathrooms were nice (maybe a little over heated) and, inside, they had a good laundry room, pool table room and lots to look at. It's on the outside of Albuquerque so it can take a while to get anywhere. The vintage signs at the back of the park, trailers (which ar...moreI stayed for a week so got the weekly discount. It was a fun place. The bathrooms were nice (maybe a little over heated) and, inside, they had a good laundry room, pool table room and lots to look at. It's on the outside of Albuquerque so it can take a while to get anywhere. The vintage signs at the back of the park, trailers (which are an Air B&B) and cars are lots of fun.

Clean, old fashioned campground. Vintage trailers and cars when we were there. Bathrooms were clean and warm.

We used Enchanted Trails as our “shakedown cruise” for our introduction to full time RV Life, staying here in our home town for the first month while we figured everything out. The staff were amazingly helpful, including a last minute change to our reservation when we hit a snag moving out of our home. They gave us no hassles, and didn...moreWe used Enchanted Trails as our “shakedown cruise” for our introduction to full time RV Life, staying here in our home town for the first month while we figured everything out. The staff were amazingly helpful, including a last minute change to our reservation when we hit a snag moving out of our home. They gave us no hassles, and didn’t even charge us for the last minute change. The majority of the sites are pull through, and there were some astonishingly large rigs here during our stay. Very close to I-40, if road noise bothers you request a site toward the rear of the park. Every single staff member has been willing to help us poor newbies out with tips and knowledge share. The on-site propane/RV repair shop, run by Randy, was a godsend as we had several things go wrong that needed to be fixed. If he didn’t have the part, he got it for us, usually within 24 hours. Laundry was never too busy, showers and baths were good. Didn’t get to try the pool, with it being February and all. The community was a mixture of travelers and long time residents, and everyone was friendly. Lots of dogs around, two designated dog areas on the East and West sides of the park. They also can provide short term storage for your unit, which we will be taking advantage of later this year when we return to visit. Will definitely stay here again.

Large pull thru FHU site, fairly level. Didn't have to unhook. Close to I-40 but noise wasn't bad. They have propane on site. Tank wasn't completely empty so was only charged for the amount filled.

Stayed here passing through while driving from WI to AZ. Shower house was okay, but the water was hot with decent water pressure. The grounds are right off of the highway, so the sound is pretty loud. Most of the people camped here were full-timers.

Date of stay: Sept. 6-9, 2019 10% Good Sam discountWe needed to get some shopping done at larger stores (Cabela's, REI, etc.) and with this park being close to those and literally right next door to Camping World, it was an obvious choice for a few nights. Its proximity is also its downfall with traffic noise from the highway a...moreDate of stay: Sept. 6-9, 2019 10% Good Sam discountWe needed to get some shopping done at larger stores (Cabela's, REI, etc.) and with this park being close to those and literally right next door to Camping World, it was an obvious choice for a few nights. Its proximity is also its downfall with traffic noise from the highway and airplane noise from the Sunport. The staff was friendly, and the check-in was smooth. Level sites offered picnic tables and fire rings, there was a store, laundry, and propane available on site.Our neighbor, a permanent resident, kept the local pigeons well-fed, and the local feral cats kept the pigeon population in check. The outdoor pool (unheated) and hot tub were nice. The little display of vintage cars and RVs was cute, and the indoor vintage decor is fun. There were several OATV channels available. Petroglyph Nat'l Monument was an easy 9-mile drive north and is a nice place for a hike to see the ancestral rock art.

We stayed here in advance of our reservation for the balloon festival. The campground was full of other RVers doing the same and those who did not have a reservation at the festival grounds. The staff is wonderful! Very friendly and helpful. The facilities were adequate. We used the laundry area which was good.Our rate reflects ...moreWe stayed here in advance of our reservation for the balloon festival. The campground was full of other RVers doing the same and those who did not have a reservation at the festival grounds. The staff is wonderful! Very friendly and helpful. The facilities were adequate. We used the laundry area which was good.Our rate reflects the Passport America rate which was available up until the festival started.

It's a fairly basic RV park with a cool little vintage RV park "museum" on display at the front. There are numerous WiFi towers throughout the facility and while it's not the fastest internet in the world it does the job, and best of all it's free. The park is clean and while it may look like there's a lot of guests here, turns out a l...moreIt's a fairly basic RV park with a cool little vintage RV park "museum" on display at the front. There are numerous WiFi towers throughout the facility and while it's not the fastest internet in the world it does the job, and best of all it's free. The park is clean and while it may look like there's a lot of guests here, turns out a large chunk of the RVs are just parked for storage. So even with the close proximity to the freeway it's actually pretty quiet here. The freeway noise is more of a low hum. 10 min away from Albuquerque. They honor Good Sam.

Stayed here 5/12/19 to 5/19/19. This park is huge and there are a ton of sites here. It's a pretty straight-forward RV park with gravel sites close together. The sites are massive and I had no trouble fitting both my trailer and truck in the site. I thought the price was great for what I got. They had a large laundry facility, a game r...moreStayed here 5/12/19 to 5/19/19. This park is huge and there are a ton of sites here. It's a pretty straight-forward RV park with gravel sites close together. The sites are massive and I had no trouble fitting both my trailer and truck in the site. I thought the price was great for what I got. They had a large laundry facility, a game room with billiards, a pool, and a general store. The bathrooms and showers were also nice. The location is perfect. It's right next door to Camping World and only a few minutes from Albuquerque. The only negative I found was a lack of a good place to take dogs. There isn't any grass and you just have to take them into some gravel/desert areas.

They have a very helpful staff here, we called late in the evening on 6/7/19 to change reservations from 6/8 to 6/7 and they were more than accommodating. We arrived after the office was closed and they had a personalized map taped to the door to assist us. The sites are gravel pull-thru that are perfectly level (we didn't even unhitch...moreThey have a very helpful staff here, we called late in the evening on 6/7/19 to change reservations from 6/8 to 6/7 and they were more than accommodating. We arrived after the office was closed and they had a personalized map taped to the door to assist us. The sites are gravel pull-thru that are perfectly level (we didn't even unhitch the TT from our truck). The bath/showers were reasonably clean with plenty of hot water. The pool and laundry room were quite nice as well.The vintage trailers and cars they have onsite are a must see!

Needed to post up outside ABQ for the weekend and this was a dang good option. Large gravel lot with trees and a little bit of character(s). Staff were very nice and the overall vibe was good (for an RV park). Our neighbors were very close to us, but at least they were all good folks. The wifi internet is a joke, but we kind of expect ...moreNeeded to post up outside ABQ for the weekend and this was a dang good option. Large gravel lot with trees and a little bit of character(s). Staff were very nice and the overall vibe was good (for an RV park). Our neighbors were very close to us, but at least they were all good folks. The wifi internet is a joke, but we kind of expect that at all RV parks and hotels these days.

Beautiful and well maintained. Laundry facilities, camp store and full hookups. Next to camping world and close to Route 66. About 10 minutes from Old Town.

40’ Newmar Dutchstar with 25’ trailer. Park was quiet, even though next to highway, and we were on that side of the Park. There are sites away from the highway. The office and gift store were nice, but the laundry room and game rooms were dated. They did have antique machines, for display, and those were interesting. Also, some vinta...more40’ Newmar Dutchstar with 25’ trailer. Park was quiet, even though next to highway, and we were on that side of the Park. There are sites away from the highway. The office and gift store were nice, but the laundry room and game rooms were dated. They did have antique machines, for display, and those were interesting. Also, some vintage campers and cars next to the office, I think they are available to rent.

We had a compressor stolen from the back rack of our 5th wheeler while staying here. Someone in the park is watching/looking for opportunities. The morning of the theft a white truck with an older white male driving it was driving around the park and slowed down checking out the back of our rig. I feel this person lives in the park ...moreWe had a compressor stolen from the back rack of our 5th wheeler while staying here. Someone in the park is watching/looking for opportunities. The morning of the theft a white truck with an older white male driving it was driving around the park and slowed down checking out the back of our rig. I feel this person lives in the park but didn't get a good enough look at the driver to ID the person. I left the park for about an hour to do some grocery shopping. While I was gone someone cut the tie downs on the back of our rig and stole our generator. Someone in the park knew that I'd le00ft and I lost a generator.The park has a video camera covering the entrance and told me a dark blue or black Chevy or GMC without a license plate entered the park and left 7 minutes later. I'm guessing they they were called by someone in the park and had my generator in the back.

We enjoyed the spot with vintage campers and level pull-through. Bonus—Camping World was right next door. Easy access to town, but out from the hustle and bustle. Nice gift shop with Route 66 root beer. Yummy. No restaurant close by. Staff kind and helpful.

We stayed here on our way from Arizona to Colorado. Price reflects Passport America. Easy access, close to the Expressway and ABQ. As with most parks near a city, the sites are tight, but they are mostly pull-thrus and it’s close to the city, but not too close. Actual stay was May 2018.Check in was easy and the staff was friendly. ...moreWe stayed here on our way from Arizona to Colorado. Price reflects Passport America. Easy access, close to the Expressway and ABQ. As with most parks near a city, the sites are tight, but they are mostly pull-thrus and it’s close to the city, but not too close. Actual stay was May 2018.Check in was easy and the staff was friendly. Did not use the facilities, but the park was clean. 3 bars Verizon LTE, Wifi, and 50 amp FHUs. Park is dog friendly, but no off-leash area. Nothing too exciting here, but good for a spot close to ABQ.There is a small repair trailer at the front offering propane and small repairs. Camping World is located next door if you need any supplies.

Even though this RV Park was a bit out of town, it was still close to many activities! A quick drive to grocery stores and gas stations, on historic Route 66, and close enough to the highway to quickly get back on the road to your next destination. We did not hear any road traffic from our site, and actually really enjoyed the location...moreEven though this RV Park was a bit out of town, it was still close to many activities! A quick drive to grocery stores and gas stations, on historic Route 66, and close enough to the highway to quickly get back on the road to your next destination. We did not hear any road traffic from our site, and actually really enjoyed the location for its scenery. The sites have full hook ups, fairly level gravel, and a decent amount of trees to provide partial shade throughout the day. Each site had a picnic table, and there was a decent amount of space between our neighbors. Enchanted Trails has on site laundry, a rec room, gift shop, dump station, propane fill, and next door to Camping World if you needed to quickly walk over and grab a part. We utilized the pool and hot tub almost daily. It was very clean and well kept. Right next to a small grassy area where we would take our dog for walks. The only complaint I have about this place is the community bathrooms. Yes they are dated, which I can totally live with. However, it was pretty evident to me they aren’t cleaned as frequent as they should be. The boxes for used women’s hygiene products was full to the max in each stall, and hadn’t been emptied at all while we were there. Our stay was for 2 weeks...I would recommend using your own if you can! Other than that, the staff was nice and helpful! They were super accommodating to us, and we would definitely stay here again! The vintage RVs were also very cool!

This place was fine for our overnight stay, but there are many options around the city so if staying longer I might look around more for something with a few more amenities. There was a pool that was not open yet and the only grass was right behind the office. We did get a good rate with Passport America, but I was expecting a 50amp sp...moreThis place was fine for our overnight stay, but there are many options around the city so if staying longer I might look around more for something with a few more amenities. There was a pool that was not open yet and the only grass was right behind the office. We did get a good rate with Passport America, but I was expecting a 50amp spot and got 30amp. I chose not to ask about it since it was just 1 night and not too hot to need both ACs.The access and location were great - right next to I-40. Also was nice to be right next to Camping World since we needed a part while we were there. We did get some noise from Camping World in the morning time.Sites are pretty large and often share the picnic table with the spot next to you.

Convenient location to visit the Albuquerque area. Passport America rate for two days is a plus!

My husband and I were trying to stay in Santa Fe for a few nights but everything was booked. We landed here because of the passport America deal. The man at the counter was nice and helpful. The park had some mature trees but a lot of spots only had some shrubs. Very dusty.. we ended up in a very unlevel spot without any trees around a...moreMy husband and I were trying to stay in Santa Fe for a few nights but everything was booked. We landed here because of the passport America deal. The man at the counter was nice and helpful. The park had some mature trees but a lot of spots only had some shrubs. Very dusty.. we ended up in a very unlevel spot without any trees around and asked to move to another spot that was open. They said no because it was already reserved to find out the people who reserved it got in very late and left very early so that was upsetting seeing that we were staying for 3 nights and not one. The pool was great and the hot tub was nice. It's in good proximity to Albuquerque, but outside of town that we felt safe considering the crime rate.

$17 for Passport America members. Man at desk was super friendly and helpful. Sites were gravel and a little close but not awful. 30 amp and full hookups pull through.Just off I-40 about a mile and a half next to Camping World.Laundry room was clean and reasonably priced. A really cool collection of vintage trailers (I think yo...more$17 for Passport America members. Man at desk was super friendly and helpful. Sites were gravel and a little close but not awful. 30 amp and full hookups pull through.Just off I-40 about a mile and a half next to Camping World.Laundry room was clean and reasonably priced. A really cool collection of vintage trailers (I think you can rent them) and a couple Hudsons. Pool was closed for repairs.

This place is giant gravel parking lot, with a back to back parking setup. The parking setup is a bit weird with each rig turned opposite of the rig next to it. Overall it's not too bad, but sharing an electrical box with our neighbor meant that three times our breaker was turned off by someone coming in or leaving the spot next to...moreThis place is giant gravel parking lot, with a back to back parking setup. The parking setup is a bit weird with each rig turned opposite of the rig next to it. Overall it's not too bad, but sharing an electrical box with our neighbor meant that three times our breaker was turned off by someone coming in or leaving the spot next to us (one time at 5 am where they turned off our breaker and left). We also had our water hose disconnected once as well. But ABQ and everything that it offers is just a few minutes down the highway. Highway noise can be an issue, and the gravel parking lot tends to be a bit dusty (as is the desert outside the park when the wind picks up).

We stayed 3 nights at Enchanted Trails RV Park and felt very comfortable. Sites were gravel and level and ours had a few trees on one side, which helped it feel more private. Bathrooms were heated and kept clean. Laundry facility on-site was a nice convenience. The staff were really helpful and friendly and provided good suggestions an...moreWe stayed 3 nights at Enchanted Trails RV Park and felt very comfortable. Sites were gravel and level and ours had a few trees on one side, which helped it feel more private. Bathrooms were heated and kept clean. Laundry facility on-site was a nice convenience. The staff were really helpful and friendly and provided good suggestions and tips.We also liked that there was a propane fill on site and Camping World right next door. There's a dog run area off to one-side where campers would take their dogs to run off-leash. Our dogs checked out the area and enjoyed walking and sniffing their way up the trail.The one drawback was the spotty wi-fi. Our cell reception for T-Mobile was also a little weak.The campground is located about 10 miles west of Old Town Albuquerque. We took an Uber into Old Town to stroll around and it cost us about $14 each way.

This park is just a hop outside of Albuquerque and it was easy to get into town. As others have mentioned, it is a gravel lot with hook ups, but was perfectly acceptable to us considering the locale. Everything was in working order and the staff was friendly. We also got a great rate using AARP.There are several cool retro travel...moreThis park is just a hop outside of Albuquerque and it was easy to get into town. As others have mentioned, it is a gravel lot with hook ups, but was perfectly acceptable to us considering the locale. Everything was in working order and the staff was friendly. We also got a great rate using AARP.There are several cool retro travel trailers throughout the lot that are rented out. It also sits adjacent to a Camping World, which is walk-able. Other than Camping World, there is not much else around here and you definitely need to drive for other services.

Not a pretty place to sit outside between rigs, but worked great for us to get out and see the area. Staff are very friendly, helpful, and always available. All sites (except a handful) are pull-throughs with decent space. Mostly level spaces, FHUs with 50 amp. Our water spigot was stripped and they replaced it immediately. Everyth...moreNot a pretty place to sit outside between rigs, but worked great for us to get out and see the area. Staff are very friendly, helpful, and always available. All sites (except a handful) are pull-throughs with decent space. Mostly level spaces, FHUs with 50 amp. Our water spigot was stripped and they replaced it immediately. Everything worked fine, although WiFi was weak. Good water pressure. Nice gift store and pool (closed this time of year). Cute vintage trailers and tow vehicles - rent trailers for overnight. Camping World next door, RV dealer and Freightliner just down the street so great spot for getting work done.The wind blew hard and tumbleweeds were stuck in and under everything. Next morning the staff had them all cleaned out.You are right on I-40 and highway noise was constant but not bad with windows closed.

We limped into Albuquerque this September with our transmission going out in the truck so we stopped at the first RV park we could find. They were able to fit us in so we could get our truck worked on but basically this is nothing more than a gravel lot with RV hookups. You even get to "share" a picnic table and seating area with ano...moreWe limped into Albuquerque this September with our transmission going out in the truck so we stopped at the first RV park we could find. They were able to fit us in so we could get our truck worked on but basically this is nothing more than a gravel lot with RV hookups. You even get to "share" a picnic table and seating area with another RV. Ugh. It is right off the Interstate and has a lot of road noise as well, but, beggars can be choosers and we were lucky to make it there before the truck gave up the ghost.As there are many other RV parks in the ABQ area to choose from I would probably not choose to stay at this park again.

The park is perfect distance to Albuquerque. We ended up having to stay here for a long time due to a hurricane more south, where we were headed. This park has some amenity perks like the laundry and pool (which was closed due to the season). The staff was also nice and helpful with places to go during our stay. They have a little shop...moreThe park is perfect distance to Albuquerque. We ended up having to stay here for a long time due to a hurricane more south, where we were headed. This park has some amenity perks like the laundry and pool (which was closed due to the season). The staff was also nice and helpful with places to go during our stay. They have a little shop inside but it's really just souvenirs. The gravel was soooo dusty. They have someone on a tractor riding around leveling out the gravel for hours, nearly everyday. He must have gotten paid by the hour because this man was passing right by our site like 10 times kicking up dust. It's level dude, chill.Camping World is right next door and happened to be our "backyard" for our stay so I'd recommend trying to request a spot further towards the back or on the side, away from Camping World. Sites are so wide we were able to park our truck right next to our rig. The sewer hook up at our site was far away from the water and electric. The site next to us had a very sketchy looking sewer hook up. It had an electric outlet right by it and was all taped off. It looked very unsafe. Also, every person with a tall rig that parked in that spot had issues with the tree planted way too close to the spot. Our electric outlet was shared with the people right next to us, which happened to get shut off twice during our stay, turning our computers off at the wrong time. They do have WiFi here but it was such a pain. It was incredibly slow and would shut down out of nowhere. They have 3 different networks, all of which sucked. Do not rely on it.The upside is, they have propane and a really nice, helpful guy who works there that also does RV repairs. It is so close to Albuquerque we would probably stay here again but we didn't have the best stay honestly. ALSO! Getting here from the west, Google maps has you go down this longgggg road uphill when there is a much more convenient exit a little further east by the Love's gas station.

Stayed here before the 2015 Balloon Festival in Albuquerque. I usually don't stay anywhere near cities, but this was far enough from Albuquerque that it wasn't bad. As expected, the park was completely full which is usually not so relaxing for me. Luckily I had good neighbors as our front doors met in the middle. No picnic tables a...moreStayed here before the 2015 Balloon Festival in Albuquerque. I usually don't stay anywhere near cities, but this was far enough from Albuquerque that it wasn't bad. As expected, the park was completely full which is usually not so relaxing for me. Luckily I had good neighbors as our front doors met in the middle. No picnic tables at each site which may not to everyone's liking. Overall convenient to Albuquerque if you need it. The campground owners/managers seemed very nice considering the chaos before the upcoming event.Site K10 is on the smallish side length wise but near the back of the park so didn't hear any highway noise.

Date of Stay: April 2015Oh, how I dislike commercial RV parks, and this is a perfect example of why. It is a gravel lot. With trees. Well, some trees. That’s it. Oh, it has “great freeway access”. Yes, it is right alongside I-40, so it is really noisy. All hours of the day.I was only a handful of feet away from the monster Clas...moreDate of Stay: April 2015Oh, how I dislike commercial RV parks, and this is a perfect example of why. It is a gravel lot. With trees. Well, some trees. That’s it. Oh, it has “great freeway access”. Yes, it is right alongside I-40, so it is really noisy. All hours of the day.I was only a handful of feet away from the monster Class A that was my neighbor. I could have jumped from their roof to mine. I mean I like people and all, but I also like my privacy. You don’t get it here.Not sure why people stay at places like this. I did cause my best friend lives in the ABQ and there isn’t any public campground in the vicinity (well, there actually is one, but it is further out). And I stayed at a different commercial park before and thought I would try something new.Yeah, so, what is good to say about this place? It has the cute vintage trailers that others have noted. And the “trading post” has a bunch of vintage furnishing. And there is laundry (yes, I know most, if not all, commercial RV parks have this, but I am stretching). And there is Wi-Fi, except it is typical of commercial RV parks. It doesn’t work.Oh, it is also right next to Camping World, and there is a gate in the fence (open during business hours) so you have easy access.

Checking in put a damper on our whole experience. They do some generous things with discounts, but it can get confusing (we had Passport America and Good Sam). The lady checking us in was saying one way and I had to ask a question to clarify because it was not straight forward and didn't sound right to me. She told me it was the best w...moreChecking in put a damper on our whole experience. They do some generous things with discounts, but it can get confusing (we had Passport America and Good Sam). The lady checking us in was saying one way and I had to ask a question to clarify because it was not straight forward and didn't sound right to me. She told me it was the best way and started just giving attitude about it. I had asked the percentage is off the weekly with a confused look, nothing horrible. I said, I'm sure it's right and figured I could look later because there was someone else waiting to check in, but after running our card, she put it in all again to show us that she was right. She then realized she forgot to charge us the 50 amp surcharge on 3 days and ran our card again. And she still didn't actually configure it correctly for the best discounts, so we were overcharged. I really just didn't want to go back and fight with her later. The other people in the office were nice later in the week, but of course, on the last day I went in to check on a package and she threw more attitude my way leaving me with a bad taste in my mouth. As far as the park goes, the Route 66 gift shop and theme is cute with the vintage decor in the laundry and lounge areas and the trailers available for rent up front. The rest of the park is a basic gravel lot where RVs are parked facing each other sharing what is typically one patio space. We had nice neighbors, but unless I'm camping with someone or there is a good amount of space between the sites, I find this awkward.There is no dog park and somehow this gravel hurts your feet more than any other we've walked. My dogs hated it and would refuse to walk, so we ended up on the outskirts and walking them next door at Camping World a lot.

We moved to Enchanted Trails from High Desert across the street because a) this place had personality and b) the sites were far more level.There's a nice gift shop and huge lounge area for waiting while your laundry is wrapping up, including a billiards table and bathroom.Scattered throughout the park are cute vintage trailers ...moreWe moved to Enchanted Trails from High Desert across the street because a) this place had personality and b) the sites were far more level.There's a nice gift shop and huge lounge area for waiting while your laundry is wrapping up, including a billiards table and bathroom.Scattered throughout the park are cute vintage trailers and cars that give you something to look at when you walk the pup.The sites are gravel but level, because a tractor comes through weekly and rakes them all flat. There are also some gardened areas for sitting outside. Propane is on site, and Camping World is next door, if you need their services.The weird part is the way the sites face each other, buddy style. If you arrive with a friend, this can be great, because your front doors can face each other and you can picnic your heart out. If you have no idea who your neighbor is (and you're the introverted type like me), it can be a little awkward when there's always someone lounging in their chair outside your door.Otherwise, though, we really liked this place and would definitely stay again when in the Albuquerque area.

This is a basic RV park on a gravel lot with level sites and a few trees scattered throughout, but no real shade. Our row had rigs park with their living areas facing each other, we actually shared one picnic table, but spacing was not bad. We had full hook-up 50 amp, and found the park perfectly acceptable at the weekly rate offered...moreThis is a basic RV park on a gravel lot with level sites and a few trees scattered throughout, but no real shade. Our row had rigs park with their living areas facing each other, we actually shared one picnic table, but spacing was not bad. We had full hook-up 50 amp, and found the park perfectly acceptable at the weekly rate offered, as well as compared to other campgrounds in the area. Facilities include a clubhouse with a TV and a pool table, a large room filled with tables and chairs, and a couple of large barbecues just outside. There is a pool, but it was closed during our stay in late October/early November. Laundry room is adequate with older washers and dryers but they work fine. Extra points for adorable vintage travel trailers throughout the property (photos to follow soon), a couple of Hudsons (antique cars) and other kitschy items - antique chairs, TVs and radios in the clubhouse, old timey washer and dryer in the laundry room and signs on a building in the back. The park is immediately next door to a Camping World and a propane filling service is located on the property.There are only two small grassy areas right by the office, and a little dirt around the edges by the fence - so pets have to walk mostly on gravel. There is Wi-Fi access, but we found it to be too slow.