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This is probably one of the best RV parks we have stayed in yet. We have criss crossed the country for the last year, so we know quality when we find it. Jennifer and Donny are some of the best people we have met yet. They personally escort you to your site, and help you pull/back up. They have added many new additions to the park since we have been here, a new laundry facility, bathrooms, and indoor dog washing station. They have a large field that is kept mowed for your critters too. They have on site propane tank filling which is so convenient. They have taken what use to be a long term trailer/mobile home site and completely renovated it. It's a little oasis here in Missouri. I would hands down recommend them to anyone. If you're looking for a nice place with genuinely nice people then look no further. They will pick up and drop off at the airport, they even let us borrow their car while our diesel truck had work being done to it. If that's not genuine hospitality I don't know what is.

The good thing about this place is that it is outside the city limits. I would not park my trailer within the city limits at all unless you want to be broken into or have your vehicle stolen. Albuquerque itself is a dangerous crime infested city. Between January 1-13 428 cars had already been stolen. All American RV is gated which was one of the few perks. The long term spaces are really not long enough to accommodate anything over 30 feet, they’re all back in sites. If you do end up here ask for a back in space in the very back of the park as the interstate noise is horrific. Grass is few and far between for your pets. Paid $590/mo + electric at $.13/kwh. Do take pictures of your meter before you hook up and on the morning of said meter reading, this saved us every month as they never figured it right until we showed them photos of the meter. You are not allowed to use charcoal in the park, you can use the gas grill but it will cost you and you mist supply your own gas?!!! They have hundred pound tanks to use for $10/month and propane was $3.22/pound. We went down the road to fill ours. It could be a great park but they nickel and dime you for everything. The only reason we stayed was for the safety reason. Their so called “high speed” internet was horribly slow and kicked you off every few minutes, the cable channels came and went with no rhyme or reason to them. One minute you had ESPN the next poof it was gone. The laundry and restrooms at the main building were ok, $2.00 to wash and $.75 dry for 45 minutes. There is a pool but it was closed for the winter while we were there. There is also a play area for small children and a small fenced in dog run. Overall it’s a standardized RV park, nothing spectacular but not a dump either. The only reason I would not stay again is that I do not ever plan on staying or visiting Albuquerque again. Yes Albuquerque is that bad.

Stopped here for the night only. Gravel sites with plenty of grass in between spots. The grass did need a good mowing, but it has been raining here non-stop for several weeks so really not their fault. The owners were super friendly and directed us to our spot. The site we had was not level at all, we did not unhook from our truck though. Still there was a definite 15-20 degree tilt on the trailer. The place was very full, with a mix of ages. There were a lot of "party" campers there who were living it up when we arrived, thankfully a heavy downpour ensued to curb that. There were a lot of amenities geared towards kids, an arcade, swimming pool, putt putt course, playground, and a decent sized catch and release pond for fishing. The bathrooms were clean and in the middle of a renovation. Overall not a bad place. They did have wi-fi which was super fast and strong where we were, but we were parked right next to a signal amplifier.

This place does not look anything like it's internet profile!! Beware this is nothing more than a big gravel lot with only a few spots that are premium sites that have grass. The RV's are literally parked end to end, your front will be very close to the rear of someone else's trailer. The complex itself is surrounded by an industrial section of town.

Needed a place to stay for the night while traveling through. Owner was great on the phone, texted us the directions, and told us to just pick any spot and set up. We didn’t arrive until late, but set up was easy. Sits across from a bean field, very quiet and well maintained. Would definitely stay again if in the area.

This place is an absolute dump!! Basically they took a field and made lots out of it. Roads are sand with horrible ruts in them. A lot of long term people there of questionable character. Made sure everything was always locked up tight anytime we left our site. People next door drunk all the time, other side had the Sherrif’s department out for a domestic assault and hauled him away. Please see photos of our lot that we pulled into. The owners are very nosy, was told you “have to tell them if you go somewhere with your trailer for a couple of days” otherwise they will rent your space, even if you’ve paid for it weekly/monthly. Got questioned where I was going, why was going, etc. Like I am a grown person, I don’t need to tell you jack!!! Owners were very hostile and stand-offish. DO NOT GO BY THEIR PICTURES on their website they’re very deceptive. I am not sure why they have park rules because they surely were not enforced.

Needed a place to stay while traveling on to Washington. Called to ask if they had a pull through spot open for the night, lucky for us they did. This park only has 29 spots and is partly owned by the city, and sits next to the Snake River. This has to be one of the cleanest parks we've been to. Sites were well apportioned, with wide lush grass spots. At $25.50/night you can't beat it. Easy to access off of Interstate 84, and easy to find. Burley is an idyllic small town sitting along the Snake River. Would definitely stay here again, only next time for longer.

Stayed here for the night. This place is just one big gravel parking lot with the ability to hold a couple hundred RV's. The spaces are tightly packed together, the only thing separating you from the trailer next to you is a picnic table. This part of Wyoming is windy, and I mean 30-40mph windy. Because it's gravel expect a LOT of dust to be blowing around. It had your standard full hookups, and sites with nothing, just a space to park in. There were some cabins there as well, but at $55 a pop you would be better off sleeping in a tent. The cabins are no frills with bunks, electric, and a small window AC. The positive about this place were the bathrooms, they were spotless. Now the real downside for me was that they advertised a dog park which turned out to be a fenced in area maybe 15x20 feet on the side of a hill going up an incline with nothing but dirt and some sparse weeds. My dogs didn't know what to do as they are accustomed to going on grass. Don't advertise a dog area if it's just dirt!!