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Nice open lot! Some road noise but overall very quiet all things considered. In terms of a simple overnight park it’s a 5/5. Easy to get to, felt safe. We started as the only folks and in the morning we grew to 3 other campers and a big rig. Would stay again.

In the heart of Bentonville (as in…don’t expect to be in a quaint forest in seclusion). The Van/class B/Class B+ spots are perfect if you want to be near all Bentonville has to offer. The property was recently renovated and well maintained. Community fire pit with wood, large grill with propane, fun outdoor shower, bike repair tools and bike wash are super cool. You’re kinda close to your neighbor, but after a fun days of riding you’re to tired to even notice. Laundry facility is nice. Maybe the only con is the bathroom is a port-a-pottie, but it seems to be serviced regularly. Verizon 5G service.

Popular spot for boon-dockers. Holiday weekend - all the “nice” spots were occupied. Was able to find a spot and have a little solitude. Dusty from passing vehicles If staying right off the main road. Felt super safe and can’t beat free!

I can’t speak to all of the other amenities that may exist in the summer but we pulled in when it was 10 degrees and snowy so:
Pros -
nice warm, clean bathrooms
Empty (lol)
Surprisingly quiet considering it’s a stones throw from highway 40
Safe
Lots of level spots

Cons-
I can’t really think of any. It was great for what is was, a one night stay…maybe spotty cell phone service. 2 bars LTE which really felt like 3G service)

Windy but beautiful spot off highway 50. Would stay here again. Fire rings and picnic tables. Some spots have fenced shelters from the wind. Garbage cans for trash available. Put toilets spread across the campground. Got windy in the middle of the night but didn’t bother us much. I don’t know that staying in a tent would be fun though. Maybe if you angled your car to protect from the wind…

We arrived right at dark, and woke up with great views of the Sandia Mountains. We got a spot which was basically a flat gravel lot without any hookups, which was perfect for us. Bathrooms were super clean, well lit and heated. Showers were nice. Quiet all night. The best part of this site is that you’re within walking distance to Bosque Brewery.

I loved the drive up! So many views! Campsite was great, scenic and clean. They close for the season on 9/26/22. Pit toilets were super clean. Water available but not threaded for hoses. Pack in pack out your trash! Would totally stay here again.

Tent site 11 was nice. It was winter time so it was very empty. Bathrooms and showers were nice! Electric sites looked real close to each other. Campground is right off mountain biking trails. Safe and patrolled regularly by the PD. Would stay here again if I was in the area.

20 dollars without senior/access pass. 10 dollars with the pass. Great campsite. Quiet, paved road. Some spots have pretty canyon overlooks. Great spacing in between sites allows for privacy. Would stay here again.

I’m here to let everyone know that you gotta make a reservation by 5 PM online or at the visitor center or no dice! Tried to roll in at 745 PM and couldn’t make same day online reservation. No way to pay and signs posted reservation only. Bummer! Looked nice (from what I could see in the dark lol). Don’t make my mistake!