Beautiful place under trees right next to the Chama River. Conveniently located next to the village of Chama and the Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad depot. The steam train crosses its bridge next to the park and is a great photo opportunity. The park is fully staffed, clean, and they’ll even help you park. My spot is a back-in and t...moreBeautiful place under trees right next to the Chama River. Conveniently located next to the village of Chama and the Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad depot. The steam train crosses its bridge next to the park and is a great photo opportunity. The park is fully staffed, clean, and they’ll even help you park. My spot is a back-in and the staff even helped guide me in. Pull in sites are available. Very quiet place.

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We stayed here with a class C Motorhome from 9/20 - 9/22 2020 and found the park overall great for visiting the Cumbres and Toltec RR, which is a short distance from the campground. We had not made reservations and simply called in a few hours before arrival. The lady on the office was very nice, as was the rest of the staff. Bathrooms...moreWe stayed here with a class C Motorhome from 9/20 - 9/22 2020 and found the park overall great for visiting the Cumbres and Toltec RR, which is a short distance from the campground. We had not made reservations and simply called in a few hours before arrival. The lady on the office was very nice, as was the rest of the staff. Bathrooms and showers were closed due to COVID. We had a great 30 Amp site, trees provided ample shade and it was quiet.

A short distance from the town of Chama with an easy walk or bike ride. The sites are nicely snuggled under large trees. A few along the river, but the majority in the main park are a short walking distance to the river. This place was almost eerily quiet. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Wireless exists, but sometimes spor...moreA short distance from the town of Chama with an easy walk or bike ride. The sites are nicely snuggled under large trees. A few along the river, but the majority in the main park are a short walking distance to the river. This place was almost eerily quiet. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Wireless exists, but sometimes sporadic. Chama is small village that is the terminus of the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. The railroad was not yet allowed in NM due to virus. Pretty quiet here. A great grocery store in town. There is also an open space park just up the hill from the RV park for hiking, biking and fishing.

Very friendly staff and campers here. Great internet service on both Verizon and AT&T devices. Lots of old railroad equipment to look at and next to historic railroad site. On the river. Staff led us to our site by golf cart and we’re very helpful.

Nice shaded park next to the Chama river, close to downtown and the Railroad terminal. We had no problem navigating through the park with our 36’ diesel and a toad. Friendly staff and lots of nice people. Lots of great New Mexican style food in Chama is another great reason to stay..

My reservation using the phone was very smooth. Our checkin was quick and easy to include a guide to our site. We visited the local Elk Horn restaurant for lunch and it was delicious. We hiked the local Elk Interpretation Trail for an easy hike. The scenic byway drive on Highway 17 is spectacular.

Visited their website and submitted the reservation request form. After hearing nothing, I called... only to be told that they don't have email, or a website, or a contact form. So I advised the elderly woman on the phone that their online information was incorrect and that they may want to look into updating it, but now that I had he...moreVisited their website and submitted the reservation request form. After hearing nothing, I called... only to be told that they don't have email, or a website, or a contact form. So I advised the elderly woman on the phone that their online information was incorrect and that they may want to look into updating it, but now that I had her on the phone I'd like to make a reservation for a week. At which point she said she was sure I had the wrong number because "we don't open until 1 June." Their website says May 1. RV Park owners: seriously, if you plan to stay in business after your 80-year-old clientele all dies off, you need to get serious about the information that's online, and running an actual business. I know that 50 years ago you could make a half-assed effort with your high school education and make a decent living but those days are gone.

I stayed here with my RPOD for two nights on 8/11 & 8/12. The campgrounds is wooded and sites are shady. Staff was friendly & helpful. Since it was my first time out with the RPOD, their tech assistance for minor glitches was welcome. My site was near the showers & bathrooms which was fine with me. The bathrooms & showers are clea...moreI stayed here with my RPOD for two nights on 8/11 & 8/12. The campgrounds is wooded and sites are shady. Staff was friendly & helpful. Since it was my first time out with the RPOD, their tech assistance for minor glitches was welcome. My site was near the showers & bathrooms which was fine with me. The bathrooms & showers are clean and well-maintained. The RR passes through the edge of the site, so you can get some extra pictures. It will not disturb your sleep. Wifi was out-of-order, so I can't report on it. A birdwatcher I met said that it was worth walking the park in the early am. I'll stay here again when I next ride the RR.