Angel Fire is the best of the best! Over Labor Day, from our unobstructed view of mountains, wildflower meadows and pine forest (site 704), we were serenaded nightly by elks bugling. The campground is meticulously landscaped and FULL of flowers (posting a photo because it’s unbelievable). From the Clubhouse, we enjoyed free afternoon s...moreAngel Fire is the best of the best! Over Labor Day, from our unobstructed view of mountains, wildflower meadows and pine forest (site 704), we were serenaded nightly by elks bugling. The campground is meticulously landscaped and FULL of flowers (posting a photo because it’s unbelievable). From the Clubhouse, we enjoyed free afternoon snowcones and evening S’mores around the fire pit. Sign up to have waffles delivered to your doorstep for breakfast (free, again). Play Pickleball. Listen to live music. Soak in the hot tub. The place is authentically a resort, unlike any campground we’ve ever visited. And Angel Fire must be where they invented the name “Enchanted Circle”— because the valley is just magical.

Stayed for almost a month in May '21. Experienced Winter's final battles with Spring. So much to do in The Enchanted Circle!!!...hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, ATVing, horse riding....plus one of North Americas best mtn bike parks! The park is nice, but poor cell service...for a resort like park. Wifi works decent. We eventually mov...moreStayed for almost a month in May '21. Experienced Winter's final battles with Spring. So much to do in The Enchanted Circle!!!...hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, ATVing, horse riding....plus one of North Americas best mtn bike parks! The park is nice, but poor cell service...for a resort like park. Wifi works decent. We eventually moved to a park in Taos as it served as a better Basecamp to explore The Enchanted Circle, was much cheaper and Taos has so much more to offer in 10 mins.

Maiden Voyage for our Holiday Rambler aka “The Beast” which is always an adventure. Booking the site was so easy. The follow up by the park was good. I followed the instructions to check in and that worked great. The follow up call from the park was a wonderful touch. Check in and the valet to the spot was awesome but the most won...moreMaiden Voyage for our Holiday Rambler aka “The Beast” which is always an adventure. Booking the site was so easy. The follow up by the park was good. I followed the instructions to check in and that worked great. The follow up call from the park was a wonderful touch. Check in and the valet to the spot was awesome but the most wonderful thing was the promise of free waffles! That is right. I’m not making it up. It isn’t some bait and switch for a silly little stroop thing. This was a major bonus that will go down in Tommy’s memory just like the real one went into my belly. Everything is spotless, the amenities are wonderful, great views and prices are reasonable too!

If a sixth star were available, this place would warrant it. The word resort is an apt description, with a relaxed country club atmosphere.I paid the top rate for one of the five executive spaces so I could have the increased seclusion, but there is not a bad site in the entire resort. Check in was easy and professional. Site acces...moreIf a sixth star were available, this place would warrant it. The word resort is an apt description, with a relaxed country club atmosphere.I paid the top rate for one of the five executive spaces so I could have the increased seclusion, but there is not a bad site in the entire resort. Check in was easy and professional. Site access was very easy for my 44 foot fifth wheel. The pad site was very long with plenty of room left over to drop the rear gate and unload the Harley without encroaching the drive on either end. All roads are paved and the concrete sites level. The clubhouse, laundry and bathhouse are all very high finish out and very clean. Gated entry and secured perimeter. Valet garbage pickup. The landscaping is first rate, and the park is quiet. Large dedicated dog runs and various dedicated sport or gaming areas. Management is very attentive.There simply is no room for improvement.

Can’t think of anything but wonderful things to write here. The pads are level and the care put into the landscaping and the maintenace of the entire park is spot on. Laundry is immaculate and the machines take credit cards!!The plan daily events are fun the activities coordinator is a blast you just can’t go wrong here.

There are so many wonderful things about this place. Beautifully maintained, daily and evening activities, perfect sites. Long and level not a bad view anywhere. Surrounded by mountains. Hiking right out the back of the resort. This is a resort in the true sense of the word it’s more like a country club. The best ! Good cell service ...moreThere are so many wonderful things about this place. Beautifully maintained, daily and evening activities, perfect sites. Long and level not a bad view anywhere. Surrounded by mountains. Hiking right out the back of the resort. This is a resort in the true sense of the word it’s more like a country club. The best ! Good cell service with AT&T and the best Wi-Fi we’ve encountered. We will be back every year.

Ok I think I can now say that I've taken my Momentum to both ends of the camping spectrum. I've boondocked in some pretty remote areas where I wasn't sure how I managed to even get my 38' big rig to fit. Now after staying at AFRV Resort this is the complete other end of that spectrum.Here are some of the amenities you will find....moreOk I think I can now say that I've taken my Momentum to both ends of the camping spectrum. I've boondocked in some pretty remote areas where I wasn't sure how I managed to even get my 38' big rig to fit. Now after staying at AFRV Resort this is the complete other end of that spectrum.Here are some of the amenities you will find.-Pull through spaces-Great Wifi -Verizon and AT&T full bars-full hookups-mountain and valley views all around-pickle ball-great dog park-electric scootersThis is truly 'glamping' at its finest. A few things to keep in mind though. The email confirmation I got from AFRV Resort says this: We are a Fifth Wheel and Motorhome Only ResortPop-Up Campers and Tent Camping are not allowed.​RVs must have an indoor bathroom and kitchen.​RVs 15 years & older require pictures for approval.Just wanted to share that in case you have a travel trailer or older 5er. Also, keep this in mind when getting there...When driving from TX/OK direction, route to Clayton, NM first THEN Angel Fire. You do not want to come up Hwy 518 or 434 through Mora and definitely not Hwy 120 through Ocate! These routes are narrow roadways that are difficult to navigate with an RV. (this is also included in the email from AFRV Resort)Space 501 was a great spot. Close to the dog park a great view of the mountains to our west and east. There is a large grass meadow to the south that I'm sure the elk visit at dawn/dusk. If you want a chance to get a clear view of that meadow and the elk, then I'd reserve a space in the 700sLastly, we stayed here in late April. It still gets pretty cold at night, below freezing, so be sure to disconnect your water line at night or it might freeze.

We arrived at night when the office was closed but the staff had a wonderful packet full of all the information we needed. Plenty of WiFi, quiet and well lit. The sites were all paved and level, our pull through was nice and stress free after traveling through the snowy mountains. The campground is truly beautiful, was a winter wonderl...moreWe arrived at night when the office was closed but the staff had a wonderful packet full of all the information we needed. Plenty of WiFi, quiet and well lit. The sites were all paved and level, our pull through was nice and stress free after traveling through the snowy mountains. The campground is truly beautiful, was a winter wonderland when we woke and everything was covered in snow! I cannot wait to return to this park.

Our first time visiting this area, this resort is our favorite experience, excited to return when the world returns to normal business. The staff was helpful and friendly this park covers everything you might need. Definitely stay here if your in the area!

Wonderful park. Beautiful spots with lawn and great pad. Lovely trail and dog park we used during Covid. Only negative was 3G on Verizon the entire time despite others reporting 4G and the WiFi we lost several times. We work from the road so this is why I knocked off a star.

We headed again to much cooler weather to Northern New Mexico, Angel Fire. It has been on our list for sometime and we really enjoyed all the top amenities this resort has to offer: reliable WiFi, super clean bathroom facilities, complimentary waffle breakfast, outdoor firepits, and the list goes on and on. All sites are spacious, all ...moreWe headed again to much cooler weather to Northern New Mexico, Angel Fire. It has been on our list for sometime and we really enjoyed all the top amenities this resort has to offer: reliable WiFi, super clean bathroom facilities, complimentary waffle breakfast, outdoor firepits, and the list goes on and on. All sites are spacious, all include full hookups, and even have valet garbage pickup in the mornings. We were able to head into Taos which is about 45 mins, so very easy to take a day trip and do a little shopping and sightseeing. Recommend doing the Enchanted Circle Drive on your way back from Taos, which will take you to Red River and Eagle Nest towns, beautiful views.We loved Angel Fire RV Resort!

Angel Fire Rv Resort is a beautiful resort. It is meticulously maintained with a friendly staff and good Wi-Fi. We thoroughly enjoyed the hiking in the area and playing PickleBall. We will be back next year.

I have only stayed here once, but it was fantastic. It’s definitely a resort and not a campground. My site was right next to the hot tub, so I spent a lot of time around the fire pit and in the hot tub. All the sites have cement pads with plenty of room on both sides of your rig. The downside of this resort is the bathrooms, hot tub an...moreI have only stayed here once, but it was fantastic. It’s definitely a resort and not a campground. My site was right next to the hot tub, so I spent a lot of time around the fire pit and in the hot tub. All the sites have cement pads with plenty of room on both sides of your rig. The downside of this resort is the bathrooms, hot tub and laundry room are at one end of the resort instead of having one at each end or at least having them in the middle. Not thought out very well in my opinion.

We loved this first class resort, but the town of Angel Fire has little to offer in the summer. We stayed only two nights of a planned week long stay. Sites and facilities are top notch. We would stay here again, but only for a max of two days. If you want to stay in the resort then this is your place. If you are looking for a tourist ...moreWe loved this first class resort, but the town of Angel Fire has little to offer in the summer. We stayed only two nights of a planned week long stay. Sites and facilities are top notch. We would stay here again, but only for a max of two days. If you want to stay in the resort then this is your place. If you are looking for a tourist town with restaurants and amenities, then Taos or Red River are probably better.

Angel Fire is first class, nice pads, full hook ups, wonderful amenities, great views, very clean. This was the first private RV park we have stayed at, but it just wasn't for us.We are used to being in the wild and cooking over an open fire, but no fire pits or even grills. It's nice having big clean showers in the showerhouse, ...moreAngel Fire is first class, nice pads, full hook ups, wonderful amenities, great views, very clean. This was the first private RV park we have stayed at, but it just wasn't for us.We are used to being in the wild and cooking over an open fire, but no fire pits or even grills. It's nice having big clean showers in the showerhouse, Wi-Fi, and a hot tub, but the park was a little sterile for us. This park will be perfect for many, just not us. Though if we need to get out of the wild for a day or two this park is pretty nice.

Lots of amenities including clean facilities. Access to country club with indoor pool as well. Well worth the price. Make sure you review PA agreement as they have certain dates and days of the week aloud for the 50% discount.

We stayed here the last days of Oct. 2018 after several days dry camping nearby at Eagle Nest Lake State Park. It was nice to be in full hook ups again! The place was practically empty as it is very late season for them. Our price reflects late season and a Good Sam discount.We were able to soak in the big hot tub, take luxurious s...moreWe stayed here the last days of Oct. 2018 after several days dry camping nearby at Eagle Nest Lake State Park. It was nice to be in full hook ups again! The place was practically empty as it is very late season for them. Our price reflects late season and a Good Sam discount.We were able to soak in the big hot tub, take luxurious showers and do several loads of laundry. Not our usual type of camping but sometimes you just need to splurge and spoil yourself. The Park is first class all the way- they take great pride and care of this place.The location is great for visiting Tao's and several mountain towns nearby (Eagle Lake, Cimarron Canyon State Park, Red River etc.). We enjoyed our time here immensely and would stay again if in the area.Great wifi, cable, friendly people and great amenities. We have nothing negative to say.

We stayed 22-29 July 2018 and I have say that this is one of the most beautiful parks that we have ever stayed in. It is meticulous maintained and the staff are all very friendly and helpful. They are very dog friendly and have a nice dog park. They host several events per week at the clubhouse. We will be back!

Awesome new facility!! Very pet friendly. Centrally located.

The campground is brand new. There are concrete pads - level with hookups for water, electricity, sewer and cable. There is a bath house with showers, flush toilets, a hot tub, a laundry and a gas log fire. The campground also has a clubhouse where we were invited to enjoy a welcome wine and cheese tasting with music provided by a l...moreThe campground is brand new. There are concrete pads - level with hookups for water, electricity, sewer and cable. There is a bath house with showers, flush toilets, a hot tub, a laundry and a gas log fire. The campground also has a clubhouse where we were invited to enjoy a welcome wine and cheese tasting with music provided by a local group. There is also a store with camping/RV supplies such as levelers, tiedowns, etc. There is a 1 mile long path around the periphery of the campground. From the campground you look down the valley to the community of Angel Fire and all the surrounding mountains. We were there during the Angel Fire Balloon Rally attended by 38 hot air balloons. The launch site is East and below the campground so we could enjoy the launch while enjoying complimentary coffee and donuts. There is also a dog park where pets can run around and play with each other. All the employees we met were very friendly and helpful. Trash is picked up at each site between 8 and 9 AM each day. This is one of the best campgrounds we have ever been in.

Angel Fire RV Resort is simply AMAZING!! I have stayed in many hotel resorts and the amenities this RV Park offers will rival amenities of a hotel. The Clubhouse, Bath House and the Welcome Center are all furnished with top of the line furnishings...bathrooms are equal to those in a fine hotel. The grounds are kept up, landscaping be...moreAngel Fire RV Resort is simply AMAZING!! I have stayed in many hotel resorts and the amenities this RV Park offers will rival amenities of a hotel. The Clubhouse, Bath House and the Welcome Center are all furnished with top of the line furnishings...bathrooms are equal to those in a fine hotel. The grounds are kept up, landscaping beautiful. Our two dogs loved the velvet like grass at the dog park and socializing with other dogs. My husband and I enjoyed sitting out by the fire pit at the clubhouse and watching elk tonight. Angel Fire is very central to Eagles Nest, Red River, Taos....beautiful drives and quaint little western towns. Tomorrow we are going to ride the Sky Lift and eat at the top of the mountain. Can't say enough about the quality of this place...quiet, family friendly, pet friendly....great staff!!

I would first like to say that the atmosphere is AMAZING! Brad (RV resort manager) and his staff are amazing and very accommodating. The bathrooms are resort like. The hot tub - amazing!!!! Also able to enjoy the amenities at the country club (3 beautiful miles away). Although we live in the Chicagoland area, it was well worth...moreI would first like to say that the atmosphere is AMAZING! Brad (RV resort manager) and his staff are amazing and very accommodating. The bathrooms are resort like. The hot tub - amazing!!!! Also able to enjoy the amenities at the country club (3 beautiful miles away). Although we live in the Chicagoland area, it was well worth the drive and we WILL BE BACK! Thank you very much for the enjoyable vacation!

This is the best RV Resort we've visited. Since we are visiting in between seasons, there were very few staying at the Resort; however, the customer service and amenities were still the best. The sites are wonderful and well kept, and the restrooms/showers rival those of a 5-star spa. There is plenty to see in the area that can be reac...moreThis is the best RV Resort we've visited. Since we are visiting in between seasons, there were very few staying at the Resort; however, the customer service and amenities were still the best. The sites are wonderful and well kept, and the restrooms/showers rival those of a 5-star spa. There is plenty to see in the area that can be reached easily and within a short drive. I highly recommend this Resort.

Really nice park that just opened within the last year. The Manager at the time, Jim, was very friendly and helpful. $30/night rate reflects Passport America rate. Be aware that it is at around 8500' elevation and if you come from the west, you will actually climb to about 9100' and go back down to 8500' to get there. AMENITIES:S...moreReally nice park that just opened within the last year. The Manager at the time, Jim, was very friendly and helpful. $30/night rate reflects Passport America rate. Be aware that it is at around 8500' elevation and if you come from the west, you will actually climb to about 9100' and go back down to 8500' to get there. AMENITIES:Sites were level and well maintained. Really nice facilities; the showers were hot with great pressure. They have two laundry rooms with brand new machines (as of April 2016). They have an outdoor hot tub and fire pit at the RV park but neither were open at the time we were there due to it still being cold out. You do get access to the Angel Fire Lodge which has a good indoor pool and hot tub.There is also a playground called Olympic Park for kids if you drive over to the Angel Fire Country club in town. TIMING:We stayed early April and it was still pretty cold, in fact there was snow on the ground when we arrived. Due to being sort of off season some of the facilities were closed but looked nice. EATS:We ate at the Angel Fire Lodge Restaurant one night. It was very good, but hotel restaurant prices. We also at at H2 Uptown restaurant which we highly recommend, and was also a little pricey. But, we went during happy hour and they had great appetizers at great prices. Most all of the restaurants are closed in this town during April. These were really the only two we found open.SUMMARY:Overall, we would stay again for sure, but we would probably do it during warmer weather. We enjoyed the resort and the area for the little time we had while passing through. Taos, NM is also pretty close and is a cool little town to visit and do some hiking in.