This park is definitely a keeper. The sites and facilities are well maintained. Most sites are surrounded with trees but appear to be plenty clear for even large rigs to fit. We parked in the red area: a flat, clear area with easy pull-throughs and a good view of satellites for those desiring that access. This one is a Passport affiliated park so we parked here for half the daily rate. The exception is for holiday weekends, which are at regular rate.

The park is secluded and located a few miles from town. It is an older campground but is being re-worked to stay up to date. The owners are very friendly and live on site. Wi-Fi only covers a small area but is free. The facilities are clean and well maintained with some recent upgrades to sites. There are no sewer connections at sites but there is a central dump next to the office and a pump out service is also available. Propane is available in the park. My only negative is the lack of sewer connections at sites and the Wi-Fi range could be extended. We only stopped here for two days but this would be a nice place to spend a summer.

The park is actually at Milan, just a mile or two West of Grants on I-40. It is well kept, with clean and level sites, cable and WiFi. There are restaurants and a grocery nearby as well as a truck stop. We camped here in a fifth wheel.

The park is convenient to the highway and close to the railroad. Surprisingly, there was little noise from the frequent trains because the track is seamless. The manager was friendly and very accomodating. The place has few amenities but was comfortable and is a good place to rest for a few days. Sites are all back-in but large enough for any RV. We stayed here in a fifth wheel.

This is a good place to stop in an otherwise desolate part of New Mexico. The sites are level and large enough for any rig. The TV cable is strong and has an excellent selection. The WiFi also works well. Electric power seems strong and stable. We will stop here again.