This is a good place to stay for a night. The overnight sites are large pull throughs. Mostly long term trailers.

This is easily the best park in Albuquerque. The only flaw is the exit off the interstate which really isn't something that they can remedy. This was the second time we visited.

The owner is very friendly and really cares about the park and her guests. It does not have a lot of sites so reservations are recommended. The park that is on the same road looks fine also.

This is a fine spot for a stop over. The management is friendly. There are no trees to speak of but there is grass for your pets.

This would be a nice park to spend a week-end with the kids. You have plenty of space between campsites. Lots of rocks.

This is a 5/10 park until you see all the other parks in the area. It is all gravel even the dog walk. It is easy to find, it is across the street from a 30 ft. pistachio and a winery. The hours that somebody is in the office is 10-4.

This a small park in a half residential and half industrial neighborhood. The park is 90% permanent residents but it is very clean. All back-ins no credit cards.

The park is very spacious. Don't let the buildings in front turn you away. Lots of Ducks and Geese.

The campground has narrow and very steep roads. In the back section we scraped the tow bar on the way out. As long as they are not busy it seems like they try to leave a space open between motor homes. The sites are built up rocks. You are still over a mile to the shows. You are close to the Roy Rodgers Museum. The Managers are friendly and helpful.

It is mostly cement. There is a very large grassy dog run. The owner/mgt. group are very nice and helpful. Very close to the Rose Garden.

The park has a lot of friendly people who are escaping the cold of the north. The pull through in the second section are large enough for a large RV with a tow. It is a little run down but there are new owners and they promise improvements. The only down side is that you can hear road noise from I-35.

This is a well kept campground. There is road noise. There is a concrete plant next to it. You have the "chirp" of the back-up horns going off in the plant in the morning. It is not designed to entertain the kids. All in all it's a pretty decent park for the area.

Typical KOA. No Grass. Convenient to Petrified Forest, Painted Desert and other tour sites.

One of the best overnight parks around. Friendly staff and two off leash dog runs. Very neat.

THe park is old and a little run down. It is under new ownership and they promise to repave the interior roads. Watch out for the speed "mountains" bumps!

The park is under new ownership. They are as pleasant or more pleasant than the last. They even had vegetables from their garden in the office for patrons. Verizon works great.

Very tight spaces. No grass. We happened to come in the middle of Sturgis event. I think we are the only ones without a motorcycle! Good WiFi.

They had a lower section which is away from all the children's activities. This was great for all of us that have no kids with us.

The park and owner are great! They would get a 9 by itself. The surrounding neighborhood is very industrial. Thus the lower score.

Friendly campground with lovely hosts. Beautiful swimming pond. During the summer there animals such as llamas and goats for you to see. There is also a restaurant on the premises.