This area was very busy!! Tons of ATV and plenty of other RVs camping here. It is easy access and plenty of space between rigs. However, this is Arizona trust land and you need a permit to camp here! $20/year for a family. $15/year if you’re... Read more

We were impressed with the array of amenities offered at the Sleeping Ute RV Park. There is a nice lounge area off of the reservation desk, a pool and hot tub, bathhouse/showers, and coin laundry. There is a small fenced off-leash pet area and... Read more

While the mineral springs have been used by native peoples for thousands of years, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa first opened its doors in 1868. They offer a variety of accommodations, including RV spaces. It’s a surprisingly nice... Read more

We love boondocking, but after seeing the mess at Taos Junction I can’t say I’m very fond of humans. We found a lovely site not far from the entrance (turn left before the big dip in the road). Unfortunately, it had been used as a dump site too.... Read more

First the price is right for what you get. Quiet, peaceful place in mid Oct. Biggest con is normal northern access from Roswell closed due to washed out bridge with only access via south access via Dexter making route in over 2X as far so using... Read more

There is only one drawback and that is the train horns. After a while you get used to them. The campground is very safe and patrolled frequently. Easy access to garbage cans, dogs are welcome and quite quiet at night.

We would have stayed here longer but the weather turned too cold for our water pipes, so we had to move south. We had a lovely place to ourselves in the trees.

Yes, there's not a lot of space between spots like there are in most state parks, but the residents are quiet. We had space D25 which is on the outside of the big loop by the river and boat ramp. Lots of space on the door side to the next unit,... Read more

We stayed here for 2 nights in October, 2019. We had our choice of many nice spots and chose one with a view of the beautiful Kaiparowits Plateau. The road was a bit rough, but we made it fine with 2 wheel drive pulling a 5th wheel. While here... Read more

After seeing the tiny sites in the Great Sand Dunes NP campground, we were so happy we chose to stay at the San Luis Lake State Wildlife Area about 15 miles west of the National Park. San Luis Lakes used to be a state park and has a large... Read more