We worked up an appetite while walking our dog in the Chiricahua Mountains, which by the way are just beautiful. On the way back to the campground (Rustys RV Ranch) we stopped in for a late Lunch at Sky Islands Grill and Grocery Restaurant. This place is awesome, super friendly helpful staff. They have outdoor seating as well (dogs allowed), with a spectacular view of the Chiricahua Mountains. The food was great and reasonably priced, my barbecue chicken wings with ranch dressing and french fries were delicious. Check out the comments and Photos on their Facebook page. In their well stocked store, they also offer a great variety of items, such as milk, frozen meats, ice cream, reading glasses, all sorts of items a camper or hiker would need, first aid supplies, detergents, can goods, hair products, fresh produce, just to mention a few things.
We have visited Sky Islands Grill and Grocery Restaurant back in 2018 shortly before opening, that is why the photos show an empty Restaurant, then again in 2019, hopefully in spring of 2022 we will see the owners, Jeff and Kim Gee their son Cody and all there friendly staff again.
Stephan is right, marker is wrong, check out Google map,
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Heartland+RV+Park+%26+Cabins/@43.823009,-103.2036826,15.36z/data=!4m20!1m10!3m9!1s0x877d3dc2451906db:0xa1c434147b56fd28!2sSouthern+Hills+RV+Park+And+Campground!5m3!1s2021-10-21!4m1!1i2!8m2!3d43.8448333!4d-103.2023773!3m8!1s0x0:0x66cd4c181c0e3a88!5m3!1s2021-10-21!4m1!1i2!8m2!3d43.8203606!4d-103.2021597
Ignore the marker, actual location see Google map
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Treasure+Falls+Observation+Site/@37.4431528,-106.8783703,364m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x873ddb6e9b07b449:0x7b8616cc41f8157f!2sPagosa+Springs,+CO+81147!3b1!8m2!3d37.26945!4d-107.0097617!3m4!1s0x873e0a91d7350b69:0xdbdfcee9a28c260e!8m2!3d37.4426275!4d-106.8771891
***** Notice of Temporary Closure *****
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https://www.recreation.gov/camping/gateways/587
The BLM is continuing needed renovations to facilities at the Virgin River Recreation Area Campground including remodeling restrooms and other infrastructure such as water, sewer, electrical upgrades, and resurfacing all of the asphalt areas. When the BLM reopens the campground and facilities, the renovations will provide for improved visitor experiences on these public lands. Due to the age and condition of infrastructure, unexpected delays have occurred during construction. We do not know at this time when the site will be reopened for public use.
May 2019. We stayed here for 1 night on the way home to Michigan. This casino is on three state lines. You arrive from Missouri, park in Kansas, and when you walk through the casino's front door you're in Oklahoma!
The Casino has special Parking for Trucks and RVs, There is also a second RV spot just before the Downstream Q-Store right across from the entrance to the Casino.
We stayed in our fifth wheel for 1 night free of charge then $25/night. Electric and Water is available (water is off during winter). Dump station on site too, although we did not use it.
As I said the first night is free, that is with the club card which you can get at the Casino. They gave us $7.00 free play and after we played for about 1 hour we accumulated enough points to get a $10.00 food voucher which paid for the lunch buffet, which was excellent.
Behind the parking lot is also a pond and plenty of grassy areas where we could walk our dog.
I do not consider $40.00 - $46.00 Budget camping.
Billy the kid's actual gravesite is in Old Fort Sumner Cemetery, NM NM34°24′13″N 104°11′37″W
Sheriff Pat Garrett shot and killed Billy the Kid July 14, 1881. Billy was buried the next day in Fort Sumner's old military cemetery, between his fallen companions Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre. A single tombstone was later erected over the graves with a one word epitaph of “Pals” carved into it.
They have a new website http://www.marbrookcampground.com
I would like to add we stayed there in December 2017. I'm a bit late with the review.
On the way to Arizona we spent 1 night . We had no reservation, however they had plenty of spaces. Great Place, needed to do laundry, super cheap, if I can recall $1.25 per load. Forgot my coax cable Owner lent me one. Was not bothered by the train since we use a box fan at night to kill the park noises. Paid $12.50 with Passport America discount. I would stay again.