JanDicken

This is a family owned business located right off of I-44 in north Springfield. Access is easy. Full hook ups, laundry, dog walk area. Sites are tight. We were fortunate to be right next to the common area with a fire pit. The owner brought wood over and even started the fire for us. The owners are super friendly and made our stay very enjoyable. Will definitely return.

We checked out the area, but didn't stay due to some maintenance issues that came up. Alas, life on the road! If you're a big rig like us, 42', there's just a few spots you can easily fit. Advice: roads are weathered, but doable. Stay to the left of the fork on your way in. The other way is tight. I had ATT 4G 3 bars while driving around. Great views of the Abajo Mountains. We would stay here!

So excited when I found this place on my Route 66 adventure. It's an 1950s motel. The owners have brilliantly added a couple of RV spots. The spot under the sign is w/e. 50 amp. Water is on opposite side. The spot in the back is full hook up. Perfect for quick overnights for the weary I-40 traveler. Best part is this little town that is trying to make a come back. (Reminds me of the movie Cars) Everything is a short walk from the Inn. Enjoy Happy Hour at the Cactus Rose Taproom and relax in their lovely beer garden. Breakfast burritos are a must at the Chuckwagon. Walk over to the Devil's Rope and Route 66 museum (donations accepted), snapping pics of the murals along the way. Check out the gas prices at the first Phillips 66 opened in Texas. It's a fun stop and a great way to support local businesses!

Thank you KDOT for providing thus overnight spot for weary campers! The overnight loop for campers is past the restrooms and truck parking. Look for signs. You can park on either side of the wide paved road. No problems leveling or pushing out slides on both sides of rig. Expect noise from I-70. I tuned out the traffic and tuned n the birds! Overall a pleasant stay.

Choose Lambert's for location close to family. It is a gravel lot and sites are close together. But the location and price made it an okay choice. Lucky for us it wasn't crowded when we were there. It was snow covered when we arrived, and it melted quickly without being messy. You do need to call managers from restaurant to come and unlock the electric box, so I wouldn't plan on arriving after closing time. PS...the throwed rolls are yummy!

Pulled in well after dark. There are 2 parking lots. The first is smaller. We went to 2nd lot near exit. Plenty of room for our 42'er. Interestingly, no trucks allowed. Can't speak to bathrooms, but the grounds were well maintained.

Chose this park for its proximity to Winslow. If you're going to visit the Meteor Crater, get your tickets online before you register. It will save you 20%, which is better than the Good Sams discount. Plus, you save on ticket cost when you buy online. Win! Win! Being full timers, it was time to find a park with laundry. $2.25 for washer and dryer was highest I've ever paid, but had to be done! They also allowed us to rinse the road dust of our vehicle. Road noise is a constant. Overall, nice park. Met some fun folks during our stay!

This quaint park with it's Route 66 vibe is easily accessible from I-40 and close to all the must sees in ABQ. Most importantly, it's a family owned business that caters to travelers like us! Between a slide issue and, then, the crazy winds, they were able to move things around so we could stay in the same spot for an extra week. They said, 'we just want you to be safe and comfortable!' This was our 2nd stay with Enchanted Trails and we will return. Great rates. Laundry. Gift shop. Propane available as well as windshield repair. The food truck on Tuesday and Thursdays was another plus!

Easy to find. Road is a little "washboardy" right at the entrance, but easy going after that. There a dozen or so pull through loops with fire rings and lots of wood to be found near entrance. Some sites are more shaded than others. We stayed about a 1/2 mile in at one of the last big rig friendly sites, had plenty of sun for our solar. Cell coverage is sketchy at best as was our internet booster. 10 minutes-ish from South entrance of Grand Canyon. It was a perfect spot and no litter to be found. :)

Well maintained park with updated bathrooms and laundry area. Perfect home base for exploring the Canyonlands and Arches without being crowded. By far the best choice in Monticello. Close to local grocery store, coffee shop, and other stores for browsing. Stop at the Visitors Center and Frontier Museum for all your travel needs, souvenirs, and a blast to the past! Thanks for a great stay! Will be back!