American RV Resort

Overall, we were very happy with our stay at this RV park. It is located right off I-40, on the outskirts of Albuquerque, so we were able to quickly and easily get downtown anytime we wanted. The park is gated and secured, very clean, well maintained, and well lit at night. While there is some highway noise, it wasn't enough to bother us. The new big rig section is very nice with large, level pads and plenty of space between rigs. The older section was also quite nice, with grass and trees dividing the campsites. Customer service was friendly and we had a great experience with one employee who entered multiple discounts to help us save money on what would otherwise be a very pricey campground. The one big negative for us was their cancellation policy. We thought it was unnecessarily inflexible and harsh. We would absolutely stay here again if we found ourselves back in the area.

Husband and wife management team were extremely nice and helpful after a long day and stressful experience getting sidetracked in downtown Albuquerque. Note: don’t follow I-Phone app directions! I had slot 133, which is next to the laundry and shower building. I used both. Shower and restrooms were nothing fancy but clean and served their purpose. Laundry was very good. My only negative is the dog play area was just some fenced-in rocks, which was not really conducive for exercising my small dog and there were no other good areas to walk them. This is a big campground and well maintained. Very convenient to I-40.

Stayed here with 2 dogs. Called first and ended up booking over the phone 6 hours before I was going to arrive. More than 200 spots here but probably 50 filled at end of January. Very quiet, didn’t see anyone until the free breakfast the next day. Boiled eggs, cereal, and bagels. Lady on the phone was nice and parked us by the dog park which was sweet! Pool was out of service for the winter and green ( online it says it is working and heated) so that was a bummer but hot tub was working and used it for 2 hours, due to the 35 degree weather. It is nothing fancy but it works. Showers are big and clean and people are nice. WiFi works well! I would stay again during the winter time, I can see where it would get to busy in the summer! SUPER close to highway and you can hear it all night, if you don’t like the hum of trucks maybe find something farther away

We arrived shortly after Christmas in apparently Albuquerque’s first Blizzard Warning on record. The temp dropped to 6 degrees. Since its offseason, there were very few people. Facilities were clean and hot showers were a welcome. Interior streets are wide and utility access was good. Park is gated and code required to enter which is nice. Some freeway noise can be heard but likely depends on your RV. Located on approach to the city so you will need to drive into city for additional amenities.

This is a large, well kept RV Resort just west of Albuquerque. We were there at the beginning of winter so the park was mostly empty. We camped in the new section (north-east side of the park) which has no grass, just gravel/rocks, but had long, level, pull-through sites. Although sites aren't exactly spacious, they have decent separation for a commercial RV Resort. There is a small dog park, but we mostly walked around the RV Park since it was big enough for us to get decently long walks. The web site boasts "Upgraded Free High Speed WiFi" but even though the park was mostly empty, we found the WiFi to be pretty slow. AT&T and Verizon worked well, so we used our hotspots instead. There's a pool, hot tub, and other amenities (which we didn't use). Overall the park is very nice compared to other options in the area, though you do end up paying more for that higher quality. We'd stay again.

This parks is right off I40 so there is truck noise at night. It has gates, which I liked given the general area. Our site 23 is on the end of a row so it was open on one side. Also had grass, which I requested for my lab. The first two or so rows plus the west border has grass while all other sites have rocks. The map in the site is detailed and they were helpful when I called. Bathrooms are kind of old. We stayed here a few nights to get some work done on our truck and stock up for the rest of our trip. First time in ABQ and yes, we’d stay here again as a stop over.

On the way to Albuquerque, we had a double blowout on the right side of our camper. We spent 4 hours waiting to get on the road again and were road weary when we finally made it to American RV. We arrived after hours and easily found our welcome packet. The sites were well lit enough for us to hookup at midnight pm with little disruption to the other guests.
The next morning, we were happy to find clean showers, a big laundry room, and a well-stocked continental breakfast.
We were in need of new tires, and the staff happily pointed us in the right direction to find some.
In our haste to get to the tire shop, we accidentally and unknowingly tossed our truck keys into the trash. A couple members of the staff went immediately into action, searching with us until we found the keys.
They also revived a package for us and made sure we received it before we left.

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.