nancybrinkmann

This was a great find. We are in a camper van. We have a cassette so it takes about 30 seconds to dump it into the hole. We didn’t ask the attendant because we are so quick.

What a nice stop along the loneliest Road in America. It’s not really a resort, but it does have limited sites with full hookups, a restaurant and a full bar, EV Charging, and some cabins.

The staff here were really nice, and the food was good, good drinks too!

The sites are gravel and the electrical although they did not have individual disconnects, the power was fine.

We did not need water, so we didn’t know how that pressure and quality is.

If you have an ATV/UTV there are trails everywhere nearby.

The only negative we found was there is a bunch of old vehicles and misc stuff stored on the property.

This was a very nice Walmart. Clean parking lot with plenty of great lighting. The entire town of Ridgecrest was surprisingly nice. Many other rigs in the parking lot so we felt safe. Just pulled in for a quick overnight and went to sleep. Very convenient.

Set up as our home base for 4 months. We are monthly so i don't know the daily rates, but you can assume standard full service/facility rates here. We've been really happy here, great neighbors, and the staff has been fantastic. Our stay has been fall and winter, which has been really peaceful considering how large this facility is. I think around 300 sites total. In the summer this will be packed with families, with kids so keep that in mind. There are many options for kids to play, and they do set up activities to keep them busy. The only thing we see that could use a major improvement is the store, which is quite small and has a limited selection of food, but they do have the basics in case you run out. Groceries are nearby 10 minute drive. Some sites are pavement, others gravel. some more level than others so bring plenty of blocks. South side lower area (near playground) is busier with kids, on the hill not so busy, North side is more wooded, feels more like camping. Cabins of different sizes are everywhere, and look to be in great condition. Overall the owners here do a great job, this is a huge facility and it's run about as good as anyone could expect. Bathrooms are clean, pool and hot tub are well maintained as well. We watch the workers do daily tasks here, they are really on top of it.

We borrowed a 20 ft TT and we had no problems, red dirt road was a bit slick but when totally dry should be fine.

We were pretty early so we got a good spot, there is plenty of room for your RV, and Fuel is available at a few locations nearby. There is a small convenience store/gas station on the property, and of course Walmart.

If I had one recommendation in the winter, find a place far from the crowds as some folks run their rigs to keep warm, and the fumes can be heavy. other than that it's a nice place to stop

We went here for a conference in Feb/18. The campground was 100% full, but the sites are big, and never felt overwhelmed. Newer facilities, nice restrooms, store had the basics. About 10 miles into town for groceries at H.E.B, or Walmart. Sites were gravel, with good power, and water.The site has meeting rooms, game room, and a nice porch area.

This was a nice surprise, an isolated location away from the town with nice tree's, birds and hare's running around so you feel like a campground. The sites are really nice and level, and are raked after each use, good space between sites. Like most good KOA's this has a nice store, great showers, clean bathrooms. This site has a huge meeting room with TV and a Saltwater tank to relax in. The staff that seems to be working hard all day. They smoke BBQ I think 3 days a week, and offer site food delivery everyday, with Pizza and others, pretty nice! There are tent sites, and cabins too. About a 45 Minute drive from Carlsbad Caverns National Park. We'd surely stay again!

Sites are nice, good utilities. it's got a really good clubhouse, with games, food etc. The owners are nice and keep a good place to visit. They do have quite a few full time residents, students, works etc. They select his tenants closely, if they cause any type trouble their out. He runs a tight ship, and has cameras. If you want a clean place, close to A&M this is it.

We tried this park from a personal recommendation from a ABQ Resident. Check in was easy, and the staff were very nice, They have a small store with Groceries and RV Supplies, also a nice Gift Shop too. The Showers (A+) and bathrooms were nice and clean. All Laundry machines were in working order and clean. Sites were nice and wide and level, with a nice table for dining. A chopped rubber surface in the dog park (A+) was a nice feature. The coolest feature is they serve a Continental Breakfast, Coffee, Bagels, English Muffins, Danish, Hard Boiled Eggs, OJ, Yogurt, Waffles and Cereal (just like hotels) without the pancake machine! That was crazy good and sure made up for the higher rate. The only negatives we see are things out of their control, like Highway 40 Traffic noise, and wind. The park is close to a loves for easy fill ups, and you'll need to go a few miles for any real grocery shopping. Caution for those driving 3/4 - 1 Ton Pickups. Albuquerque is a Hot Spot for Vehicle Thefts (2nd in the nation currently) and they have been targeting Diesel Pickups, so be very careful. The Park seems very safe, but don't leave your truck in downtown unless you have eyes on it, or a passenger waiting. This is real, not fear mongering.