Well maintained, beautiful grounds, spacious spots, and serene views of the surrounding mountains makes Taos Valley RV Park a magical place to stay. However for me it’s always the people who make it special, and Elaina, Rich and their very helpful employees were wonderful both times that we stayed - and we will be back for certain. ...moreWell maintained, beautiful grounds, spacious spots, and serene views of the surrounding mountains makes Taos Valley RV Park a magical place to stay. However for me it’s always the people who make it special, and Elaina, Rich and their very helpful employees were wonderful both times that we stayed - and we will be back for certain. Lots of wonderful pets and a great little dog walk in the back of the park to exercise your pup. Washrooms are very clean and spacious with plenty of showers. They are currently making nice upgrades. For children, there is a nice playground with equipment or simply ride their bikes around the park.Easy access to town and the Taos Ski Valley in the winter or summer. Ace Hardware and DoIt Center across street - handy for sure!

We stayed here November 9-11. This campground is just outside of the thick of down. It was quiet, clean, and had beautiful sunsets over the mountains. The site was a bit small for us, but they were accommodating us and not causing us to pay for a much bigger site than we really needed. We really appreciated that! The sites had landsca...moreWe stayed here November 9-11. This campground is just outside of the thick of down. It was quiet, clean, and had beautiful sunsets over the mountains. The site was a bit small for us, but they were accommodating us and not causing us to pay for a much bigger site than we really needed. We really appreciated that! The sites had landscaping between each site, lovely desert and rock gardens that set these sites apart from other campgrounds we have been in here in the west. The shower, laundry, and bathroom facilities were very clean. The campground management was helpful and kind. Great place to stay in Taos.

Taos Valley RV is a pretty, perfectly maintained CG, and the ideal spot for exploring the surrounding area. Making our reservation online couldn’t have been easier, and upon arrival we were greeted by the friendly owners, RVers themselves who can offer a plethora of useful information about the area (which they have condensed into a h...moreTaos Valley RV is a pretty, perfectly maintained CG, and the ideal spot for exploring the surrounding area. Making our reservation online couldn’t have been easier, and upon arrival we were greeted by the friendly owners, RVers themselves who can offer a plethora of useful information about the area (which they have condensed into a helpful area info sheet) and in general, after FTing themselves for a number of years.Campsites are a variety of shapes and sizes and include FHU, W/E, and dry camping options, and while the spacing is consistent with many commercial campgrounds, this park has a lot of nice landscaping and an interesting lay-out that makes it big-rig friendly while offering the feel of a natural setting with some privacy and plenty of room to walk a dog.Our site was FHU/50amp, and our utilities were easy to reach and worked perfectly during our stay (including a frost-free spigot). Our site was relatively level and long enough for access to our garage. The WiFi worked fine, and Verizon worked OK, though the booster helped. They also allow package delivery along with the amenities of a bathhouse, laundry, and dump/fill station. We really enjoyed our week-long stay here, but that wasn’t nearly enough time so we’ll be back.

We stayed here on a spur of the moment trip to Taos. With out a reservation, they managed to find a spot for us. I did get a chance to talk with the new owner, they just bought it this summer. As former full timers, they really understand what Rv'ers are often up against and are working very hard to make you feel welcome.The par...moreWe stayed here on a spur of the moment trip to Taos. With out a reservation, they managed to find a spot for us. I did get a chance to talk with the new owner, they just bought it this summer. As former full timers, they really understand what Rv'ers are often up against and are working very hard to make you feel welcome.The park is really clean and over our stay, it is clear they are working hard to keep it that way. One thing I did like is that while the sites are close together like most RV parks, they have plenty of vegetation between the sites that give you more privacy than most parks. I was surprised that it was much quieter than I would have thought for a location in town. Once the evening came, things got surprisingly quiet.The location is great, right in town. If you are looking for activities in Taos, you won't find a better spot. We visit Taos regularly and we now have a new home for when we go.

Nice RV Park close to everything. We explored the Enchanted Circle, Taos and Santa Fe. Great diverse area. Park has a natural setting to it and great views of surrounding mountains. Beautiful sunsets too. We'll return again and again!

The staff is very friendly and helpful. Our site was clean. We came to Taos to enjoy the city and the culture of the area. This RV park was perfect for this.

The lady inside was super nice and super helpful. Showers were nice. Dryer ruined our clothes. Decent location especially if you wanna mountain bike.

You cant beat this location close to town. Nice open space and a large park. Showers have good pressure. Simple park but has everything you need. We selected an electric and water only site as it was $13 cheaper per night. They have a dump station on site. Cell signals were good with Verizon and Tmobile.

Arrival started with a slight mess up with our reservation. They DID have a spot full hookups, but which a trailer it was on the wrong side of the spot. BUT they DID allow us to switch to a spot which would work but without sewer. Neighbors to SE of park were very noisy (and this spot backs to the exterior fence of the property. Landsc...moreArrival started with a slight mess up with our reservation. They DID have a spot full hookups, but which a trailer it was on the wrong side of the spot. BUT they DID allow us to switch to a spot which would work but without sewer. Neighbors to SE of park were very noisy (and this spot backs to the exterior fence of the property. Landscaped well and staff was accommodating. And the space was affordable. BTW it seems like ATT coverage ANYWHERE around Taos is bad so no ding on the park.

This is one of only a few RV parks in the immediate area of the city of Taos. This campground had positive reviews, and the photos looked nice, so we chose it.As other people indicated, the park is clean, and reasonably spacious for a private campground. There were buddy sites so your traveling partners could have coaches facing ...moreThis is one of only a few RV parks in the immediate area of the city of Taos. This campground had positive reviews, and the photos looked nice, so we chose it.As other people indicated, the park is clean, and reasonably spacious for a private campground. There were buddy sites so your traveling partners could have coaches facing one another, which is also nice. There was ample room to park both our fifth wheel and our truck. The sites we had were concrete and level (we were traveling with others, and their site at a different area of the park was dirt/rock and much less level).There was good Verizon and AT&T cell service in the park as well. I don’t use park WiFi, the laundry rooms, or the bathrooms so I cannot comment on that (although people we were traveling with said they were nice).My issue with this park is the way they charge. Their website indicates a certain charge for 30 amp sites, 50 amp sites, pull-thrus and back-ins. Also, some had sewer, and some did not. Not until we got there did we discover that although we had paid for a premium spot with 50 amp power and sewer, that the cost of the electricity itself was NOT included in the price. This was not prominently indicated on their website. Their policy/procedure was to take a meter reading each day, and that cost was added to the camper’s bill at the end of their stay. I understand that many campgrounds do this for monthly campers, and even weekly. I have NEVER seen this at a campground on a daily rate. I have been all over the country, staying at private campgrounds from coast to coast, and this was the only one that I have ever seen that charged for electricity on a daily rental. I brought this to their attention, and their attitude was, “that’s the way we do it”.The actual dollar amount was not great, about $2/night...but that was based upon our usage. We had people traveling with us that used their air conditioner (we did not) and it was about $5/night. They have every right to do this, but it goes against the industry standard that I have seen everywhere else.When we checked our credit card, he had charged all of the electricity to one card instead of to the three individual cards. This wasn’t discovered until we had left. When we called back to ask about this, the owner/proprietor was curt and rude. So, I am only giving this campground 2 stars because of that. If it weren’t for that, I would give it 4 stars. Take this information and use it how you choose.Cell service (AT&T) was great. We stayed in a 35’ fifth wheel.

Mehhhh. Mehhhhhh. Depends on what you are looking for. We are traveling the country in an rv and enjoy being in nature. This is in a neighborhood, which has its own sense of wildness to it, but not the kind we enjoy. We DID hear a neighbor blasting AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” at 10pm - and sadly had not had enough drinks to be pumped about...moreMehhhh. Mehhhhhh. Depends on what you are looking for. We are traveling the country in an rv and enjoy being in nature. This is in a neighborhood, which has its own sense of wildness to it, but not the kind we enjoy. We DID hear a neighbor blasting AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” at 10pm - and sadly had not had enough drinks to be pumped about it. The showers are warm, the bathrooms are clean. There seem to be a lot of residence in this park, and they are not particularly friendly. The sight charges extra for electricity (I’m assuming it’s bc they have so many full timers?). I would not go back here. Even to live, I would find a prettier spot.

We stayed one night in a 37 foot fifth-wheel at a cost of $52.79. They also charged us 3.54 for electricity use. How many RV parks charge electricity for a one night stay? In addition, we arrived after dark and found the park to be very poorly lit, needing a flash light in order to park and set up. The streets are very narrow and we...moreWe stayed one night in a 37 foot fifth-wheel at a cost of $52.79. They also charged us 3.54 for electricity use. How many RV parks charge electricity for a one night stay? In addition, we arrived after dark and found the park to be very poorly lit, needing a flash light in order to park and set up. The streets are very narrow and we were just able to make the turns and get into and out of our spot. There is one poorly lit sign at the street entrance making it hard to even find the park. My advice is if you have a big rig, go somewhere else.

We enjoyed this spot because it was quiet, sunsets were amazing, has full hookups. WiFi was poor but cell was great. Location is just outside of town. Been on the road for a month and it was our favorite spot so far.

Do not stay here! Park charges additional fees for electrical power at a rate which far exceeds normal! For two nights, we paid $52/night for the site and then we were charged an additional $146 for TWO nights worth of electricity! You are better off parking your rig and getting a hotel room. The electrical fees charged are four times ...moreDo not stay here! Park charges additional fees for electrical power at a rate which far exceeds normal! For two nights, we paid $52/night for the site and then we were charged an additional $146 for TWO nights worth of electricity! You are better off parking your rig and getting a hotel room. The electrical fees charged are four times what our fees are, in Denver in winter, for an entire 3000 sq ft house! Do not be caught like we were. What a rip off! Even if you read the fine print...that there is an fee for electrical usage...there is no way to imagine the way this place will gouge you on electrical rates!Postscript on 3/22: I did get an email from these folks later in the day that we checked out (after I had argued that the charge for two nights of electricity could NOT be correct and being dismissed totally by Natasha in the office) that indeed, the charges WERE wrong! They then immediately charged me the correct amount of $24+. However, the refund of $146+ has still not been processed. No apologies made. Just the excuse that the “wrong meter had been read.”

Wifi: Verizon (absolute garbage) - 1 down, 3 up / ATT - 60 down, 95 up....When we pulled in to the office to check in, our host asked us how long we were when handing us our site info. That is never a good sign, I’ve found. The Taos Valley RV Park is situated at the south end of Taos, in a great location. You have beautiful views of th...moreWifi: Verizon (absolute garbage) - 1 down, 3 up / ATT - 60 down, 95 up....When we pulled in to the office to check in, our host asked us how long we were when handing us our site info. That is never a good sign, I’ve found. The Taos Valley RV Park is situated at the south end of Taos, in a great location. You have beautiful views of the mountains, you are near the main road but get none of the noise, and all the essentials are nearby. The sites themselves vary wildly, and since there are no indicators on the website when booking, you may get stuck with a smaller spot than your RV can handle. This happened multiple times as evidenced by the trucks parked in the main roadways of the park as well as when I was getting the mail and a couple came in and said they needed a new spot because they didnt fit. We were lucky - our RV fit perfectly and our motorcycle is small. The pathways and roads are craggy, and instead of gravel you have small rocks that are painful to step on in flip flops. We also didnt have rocks all the way up our site, and when it rained the first night the front end of our RV sank into mud. The bathroom is small considering how many sites they have, and feels very dated. The showers have yet another case of Missing Showerhead Syndrome (common in many parks and clearly contagious) and the toilet in the middle stall of the women’s room isn't bolted down to the floor, making for a terrifying experience. Though in need of some TLC and updating, the park is the nicest one in the area, and were we to come back we would probably stay again.

We had a nice shady spot with a covered picnic table. Easy access to Taos. Bathrooms were very clean. The only downside was the quality and consistency of the Wifi.

We made a reservation online and we called to let them know that we were arriving after hours. They informed us that we selected a pull-in site by mistake, and they offered to put us in a pull-through for a few dollars more, but we decided to go ahead with it even though we have a travel trailer so we could save some $$$. That worked o...moreWe made a reservation online and we called to let them know that we were arriving after hours. They informed us that we selected a pull-in site by mistake, and they offered to put us in a pull-through for a few dollars more, but we decided to go ahead with it even though we have a travel trailer so we could save some $$$. That worked out okay since we have long hoses. They left us a packet at the office with directions to our site. It was a corner site, with a decent amount of privacy and bushes. The smell of sage was wonderful. We didn't use any of the amenities since we have our own bath and had a full-hookup site. Gravel roads and pads throughout. Front desk person was friendly. Strange shelters for picnic tables that have seen better days. Quiet park, even though it was the weekend and it was full. We had plenty of space, but we have a 17' travel trailer. Others appeared to have struggled with anything over 25'. There is a short trail at the end of the park, nothing special.A fun side note. Traveling Robert (http://www.travelingrobert.com/) was there, but was packing up for his next adventure so we didn't get a chance to talk to him.

The park looks like it's seen some better years. We had a pull-through site with full hook ups. The water pressure was lacking and they recommended that we use it to fill up our fresh water tank as needed. The free wi-fi was a little sluggish, but usable. There is a nice trail alongside the back of the park where you can walk your pup.

We got a spot on the perimeter of the park, diagonal back in. Not very long. Hard to fit the truck perpendicular to the nose of the trailer, without sticking out into the street. Slides almost hit the pedestal, front steps almost hit the picnic table. I believe most sites don’t have sewer but there is a dump station. Site 18 voltag...moreWe got a spot on the perimeter of the park, diagonal back in. Not very long. Hard to fit the truck perpendicular to the nose of the trailer, without sticking out into the street. Slides almost hit the pedestal, front steps almost hit the picnic table. I believe most sites don’t have sewer but there is a dump station. Site 18 voltage was fluctuating between 124 volts to 80 volts. Our AC was going on and off and finally shut down. I thought it broke. I put by tester to the pedestal and found the voltage going crazy so they let us move sites. We went to site 42 which was more spacious pull through. Front office was nice and has a few RV items for sale like toilet paper, sewer hoses, etc. Also has some tourist information.

We met up with some other Airstreamers for a few days. Space #8 was a tight fit for our 26’ rig, but once in we really enjoyed there intimacy of it. There was a nice variety of desert flora and some fragrant lilacs in bloom.Most sites are hard pack gravel and they could probably stand to put a few loads of rock out just to reduce t...moreWe met up with some other Airstreamers for a few days. Space #8 was a tight fit for our 26’ rig, but once in we really enjoyed there intimacy of it. There was a nice variety of desert flora and some fragrant lilacs in bloom.Most sites are hard pack gravel and they could probably stand to put a few loads of rock out just to reduce the dust, but all in all we really enjoyed it. Bonus that it’s just up the road from Guadalara Grill, my longtime favorite post-fishing place.

We stayed for a little over two months at this park (our rate reflects the winter monthly rate). The park is clean with nice landscaping, a short dog walk and the nicest staff we've met in all of our travels. There are a handful of people who live in the park year-round who are also wonderful. You can get a mountain view from the park ...moreWe stayed for a little over two months at this park (our rate reflects the winter monthly rate). The park is clean with nice landscaping, a short dog walk and the nicest staff we've met in all of our travels. There are a handful of people who live in the park year-round who are also wonderful. You can get a mountain view from the park and you're 10 minutes to the plaza, and 10 minutes to amazing trailheads in a couple directions. A lot of the area campgrounds close at the end of October so this is a great option if you're visiting in the off season.

Overall we had a good experience here. We stayed in early November and the park was not full. Our site 44 was not paved although others in it row were paved with concrete strips. The park needs an update on the gravel as it rained right when we got there and the gravel was sinking into the mud. The restrooms are nice and the park atmos...moreOverall we had a good experience here. We stayed in early November and the park was not full. Our site 44 was not paved although others in it row were paved with concrete strips. The park needs an update on the gravel as it rained right when we got there and the gravel was sinking into the mud. The restrooms are nice and the park atmosphere was nice with native plants all around. There is a short dog walk that is dirt at the back of the park. My dog appreciates the dirt - nice change from the rocks elsewhere. Staff was friendly. We got propane on the way out - 1 30 pound tank for $19.83 - cheapest we have paid!

We spent one night at Taos Valley RV Park while visiting friends. Sites are paved with nice desert landscaping in between. The campground is tidy and conveniently located (walking distance to a few restaurants).Verizon - DOWNLOAD: 2.19 Mbps, UPLOAD: 0.98 MbpsAT&T - DOWNLOAD: 3.21 Mbps, UPLOAD: 3.88 Mbps

Location was great. Only a few minutes drive to downtown, shops and services. I was disappointed that the pictures on line did not really match the actual park. Park looks very tired. Our site was gravel with W/E. There is a dump on the way out but it’s in an awkward location and on the wrong side. We had the loop the campground tw...moreLocation was great. Only a few minutes drive to downtown, shops and services. I was disappointed that the pictures on line did not really match the actual park. Park looks very tired. Our site was gravel with W/E. There is a dump on the way out but it’s in an awkward location and on the wrong side. We had the loop the campground twice to dump. Bathrooms and laundry are adequate but really tired looking. Sites are odd that you face on direction and you’re neighbor faces the other. You step out of your trailer looking at your neighbor’s door. Two picnic tables between the sites with a screen to seperate - very odd and not really private.

Wish we had been able to stay longer, however our destination was farther North. Great area, quiet, rusticly clean, free bath/house with showers, all set in a No. N.M. desert setting. Lots of native plants, accented by homemade site dividers. Walking around you can't miss the shelters that are on some sites. Other than the shower h...moreWish we had been able to stay longer, however our destination was farther North. Great area, quiet, rusticly clean, free bath/house with showers, all set in a No. N.M. desert setting. Lots of native plants, accented by homemade site dividers. Walking around you can't miss the shelters that are on some sites. Other than the shower house, we didn't use any other facilities. Our site had water and electric, with a dump station located near the exit. There were Class A motorhomes down to tent trailers and a few pitched tents. If you require green manicured lawns, this isn't for you, BUT if you like friendly hosts and fellow campers without frills, give it a try. Great place, see ya next time.

Arrived in Taos after hours. Grabbed a night spot. Located on the outskirts of town/close. Level sites with concrete ramps over gravel. Has bbq and picnic table. A bit dated, but basically clean and safe. Some road noise.

We stayed here in a pull through site (which was very long and could accommodate a very large rig).Staying in a more expensive park like this and in a more premium site is very unlike us, but Deseray had fallen in a nearby parking lot as we were driving through the area and hit her head and had a concussion. So we needed a place ...moreWe stayed here in a pull through site (which was very long and could accommodate a very large rig).Staying in a more expensive park like this and in a more premium site is very unlike us, but Deseray had fallen in a nearby parking lot as we were driving through the area and hit her head and had a concussion. So we needed a place to stay for a few nights. And this place was the closest and the pull through the easiest and quickest.The park had some of the nicest desert landscaping I have seen and it was very close and convenient to groceries and other daily needs as well as only a short drive to the areas tourist activities.The park was relatively quiet most of the time. It is right next to a school and when they take recess you can hear the kids playing and making noise.The couple that managed the park were great, we were playing it day by day, and they didn't mind me coming in each morning to pay for another day as we figured out our plans.[Our actual stay was 11/06/16]

Stayed here for one night and had a pleasant enough stay. Unfortunately when we arrived the power had gone out in town and so even though we were connected to shore power, we didn't get to use it until around 7PM. Wi-fi was also down until that time.But besides that, the campground itself was clean and tidy. Each space had bushes a...moreStayed here for one night and had a pleasant enough stay. Unfortunately when we arrived the power had gone out in town and so even though we were connected to shore power, we didn't get to use it until around 7PM. Wi-fi was also down until that time.But besides that, the campground itself was clean and tidy. Each space had bushes around to give it some privacy and we liked that each had its own trash can.The site was located a few miles from Taos plaza. It was easy to find parking for our 25-ft camper at the Our Lady of Guadalupe church lot on Camino de la Placita and Loretta place and use that as a starting point for exploring the plaza and Bent Street.

We stayed here for three nights in our Airstream. Clean bathrooms, nice staff and very well-kept grounds with beautiful NM native landscaping. EAch RV spot has their own little table, grill, and a fence wall for a little privacy. The tent sites are cool...our kids played in the empty ones (as well as the playground) because they have a...moreWe stayed here for three nights in our Airstream. Clean bathrooms, nice staff and very well-kept grounds with beautiful NM native landscaping. EAch RV spot has their own little table, grill, and a fence wall for a little privacy. The tent sites are cool...our kids played in the empty ones (as well as the playground) because they have a little A-frame shelter built over your picnic table. We were sad to leave this one...

Unlike the other park with a similar name in Taos, the Taos Valley RV Park is a lush field of desert shrubs. It is a gorgeous park where every spot is surrounded by thick growth and it feels about as close to a state park campground as a private park can get.While more expensive than the park down the road, this park is half a mile...moreUnlike the other park with a similar name in Taos, the Taos Valley RV Park is a lush field of desert shrubs. It is a gorgeous park where every spot is surrounded by thick growth and it feels about as close to a state park campground as a private park can get.While more expensive than the park down the road, this park is half a mile closer and vastly more pleasing to the eye. For your money, you also get access to their laundromat and they serve up free coffee and cookies throughout the day in the office.Aside from RV spots, they’ve also got these beautiful little wooden tents, for lack of a better description, which are basically triangular structures housing a picnic table that you can tarp off and sleep in if you’re not traveling in an RV yourself.The staff is plenty friendly enough and there are more restaurants closer to this park than the other, one of my favorite being the Five Star Burger where we experienced salmon sandwiches while a father/son duo played 60’s folk music, fingerpicking and singing complicated songs effortlessly while simultaneously watching horse races on the TVs behind the bar.You can’t go wrong with the Taos Valley RV Park if you’re staying in Taos, New Mexico. It’s the closest park to the downtown plaza area and the family center, which we never got a chance to visit but is a stop along the bus route (an excellent bus service running every 30 – 60 minutes during the day) which apparently features a pool, a skating rink (ice in the winter, roller in the summer), and an arcade.The downtown and plaza area of Taos are really quite cool, with plenty of restaurants and bars, and an overabundance of places to buy pricey art, your typical tourist town that the Southwest revels in, but it’s done about as well as they come.

This is a simple, well-kept park with pretty desert landscaping. We stayed in a campsite in the back which had a view of the mountains. Spacing between campsites is about average, but landscaping provides privacy in some campsites. Our pull-through site shared the same side for living space as our neighbor, but the two picnic t...moreThis is a simple, well-kept park with pretty desert landscaping. We stayed in a campsite in the back which had a view of the mountains. Spacing between campsites is about average, but landscaping provides privacy in some campsites. Our pull-through site shared the same side for living space as our neighbor, but the two picnic tables (one in the back, one in the front) were separated by landscaping and little fences.The park is located about 2 1/2 miles from HIstoric Taos Plaza, which is a great location. It has a very short "trail" to walk dogs, but there are occasional prickly cacti.Wi-fi was marginal. Not many amenities, but it has a small playground, laundry and restrooms/showers. Laundry was ok, we didn't use showers or rest rooms.