roadtripper325885

This is a new park and the spaces and amenities are excellent. The clubhouse is nicely designed and appointed and the pool and hot tubs are excellent, as are the pickle ball courts. They also have wonderful rooms for those who need to work. The RV spaces are large and pretty level.

There are two areas in which they can improve upon, however. First, don't charge customers $20 for a picnic table. After spending nearly $900 for two weeks there, they should simply have them at the campsite just like smaller, cheaper campgrounds. Secondly, for a RV resort as new and modern as this one they have to figure out a way for customers to receive packages. When I inquired the rep told me that I had to have things sent to a UPS store or to a post office. As full-time RV'er, this is pretty inconvenient. They need to take note of the Oasis RV resort in Vegas, who does it right. They have a dedicated room for packages and you have to show ID to pick them up, ensuring you get what you ordered.

If they can get these two things fixed, I would give them a glowing 5 star review.

We stayed at the Alamogordo KOA for a couple of nights in order to visit the White Sands National Park (which is amazing). The park itself is quite dated however it is maintained impeccably. The staff at the front desk couldn’t have been nicer and the maintenance staff were always waving hello when you walked or drove by. The RV park is right in the middle of town (literally), so it’s easy to get groceries or fuel. The only reason I’m not giving a five star review is because some of the largest spaces, including the one we were in, didn’t have a sewer hookup, while others did. It’s not a huge deal breaker but is really convenient as most other parks provide them in the large sites that can support 65’ RV/toad rigs.