Hotel Luna Mystica

We loved the view and the wide open spaces. It's a really cool concept with the vintage trailers and motel rooms. The RV Campground is a huge field behind the facility.

1) Come with a full water tank and empty black/gray as it is dry camping. Contrary to one review here, the manage was adamant that they don't allow use of their water to fill RV tanks. We came with limited water based on the prior Campendium reviews and were told absolutely not. Since we were the only RV and paid for a week, I thought that was a bit unreasonable, but whatever.

2) Contrary to the experience of others, the bathrooms and shower housed are poorly maintained. It wasn't cleaned the entire week we were there. At one point used towels and razors on the floor and in the shower. Since the hotel guest are using it as well as RV folks, this was not cool. For $25/day for basically a parking lot and no other amenities, we at least expected an clean bathhouse.

3) The campground is right next to a brewery with live music Thursday through Sunday. A plus or minus depending on your perspective, but be aware you will be an audience to the band as the music is quite loud.

For a beautiful mountain view and sunsets, this place is spectacular. But the services left us wanting.

Nice little stopping point near Taos. The camping setup is pretty much just a dirt lot with a few fire pits but it’s easy to navigate and leaves lots of room to spread out. The showers were spotless and had great hot water. There’s WiFi on-site that works fairly well but isn’t great. Friendly staff at the office and a beautiful view of the mountains

Yes, it is true you park in a dirt lot behind the vintage trailer hotel. Have you been to New Mexico? Lots of campgrounds are dirt and you pay much more. In the back lot you find an area and park where you like. You are just behind the hotel and can see the entire property. It was fun to walk around the old trailers. The staff is friendly, you have access to their restrooms, showers and good wifi. Location is 10 minutes from Taos. Our stay was easy and made a for a unique stay on our way through the area.

Very basic dirt parking lot without hookups in the back of a vintage RV “hotel”. The staff is amazing and pride themselves on not giving a list of rules to follow. You get a post it with the bathroom code, WiFi code and the attendants cell phone number if you have any needs. RVs are directed to a cleared dirt area behind the RV hotel and park anywhere you like. Since rain was coming in they let us park in a small gravel lot used for their work truck.

There is no dump station so come with empty tanks. They did allow us to fill our water at the RV hotel after calling ahead and asking permission.

There is a brewery across the gravel drive that made pretty good food. Nice after a long days drive. We didn’t have any beer to be able to comment on it.

The location was great for star gazing at night and only 5 miles to quaint downtown Taos. It’s also within a few miles of the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge/State Park. We also toured The Earth Ship community within 6 miles of the park as well. The views are amazing here.

The provided WiFi was not that robust in the back lots so we used our own hotspot.

Our stay was $25/night or $150 for a week. If you are looking for hookups there is another RV park just down the road that looked nice for $37/night.