Angel Fire RV Resort

If you're traveling in this part of the world then you owe it to yourself to stay here. Everything feels new, works great, and the staff is excellent. Bathrooms are spotless, showers are huge, and the laundry facilities are excellent. The common spaces are well maintained and they have live music several times a week as well as other events. Angel Fire is a pretty sleepy town so you'll need to come prepared to find things to do. Hiking around Angel Fire is ok but not great, but if you're a flat-water kayaker (like us), Lake Eagle Nest is excellent. Met some great folks who gave us suggestions for entertainment such as watching Michael Martin Murphy at the 3M Ranch, Bluegrass Jam in Taos and others. If you want to slow down and relax, this is a perfect spot and the weather in July is near perfect.

P.S. WiFi is excellent and fast.

This campground was very well maintained. We stayed during the winter-spring transition time, so there were a few more rules regarding how full hookups were used, however they make sense. The spots are well maintained, and the amenities are nice. Our small dogs were in heaven in the spacious dog run. We stayed during the week, so we missed out on the waffle breakfast they serve on weekends. It is just a short drive to Angel Fire village, where there are several restaurants.

This was the nicest, most well planned campground we have stayed at so far. It was immaculate. There were 3 comfort houses with laundry (ours had 8 brand new sets) great bathrooms more like a luxury hotel than campground. Also a giant gas fire put, inside lounge area with computer station and a double hot-tub. There was another station like ours plus a much larger lodge that I think has food options in season. We stayed at the end of April so it was VERY quiet and too windy and cold to take advantage of the pickle ball courts, horseshoe pits, tether ball and more. There is also a big fenced dog run for those with pets.
Almost all the sites are pull thru and huge. Nicely spaced from other sites. Much wider than the average rv park. Trees and green space between every site. All the sites are also newly paved and level. Although it’s pricey we will for sure be back if in the area again. The staff was the icing on the cake. The park was almost empty but there was someone there whenever we needed assistance. Exceptionally friendly and welcoming. Really can’t say enough good things about this place!

This place is a gym in the west. It is so upscale and meticulously maintained. Customer service is always top notch. Staff is friendly, and the sites are beautiful and large with exceptional amenities. Wi-Fi is some of the best we’ve had anywhere. Can’t say enough about how much we love it here which is why we come back every year. It is a one of a kind resort in the area.

The park is absolutely beautiful and meticulously maintained. There is a 1 1/4 mile walking trail along the permitter of the park that has beautiful landscaping as well as spectacular views of the mountains. The lodge provides a great place to hangout and they provide games and big screen TVs. We stayed here for 7 nights in October and they had special Octoberfest events all week. They even delivered fresh made waffles to our door 3 mornings in a row. That is the ultimate in customer service. The wifi was strong enough to stream movies from Netflix.

Angel Fire is the best of the best! Over Labor Day, from our unobstructed view of mountains, wildflower meadows and pine forest (site 704), we were serenaded nightly by elks bugling. The campground is meticulously landscaped and FULL of flowers (posting a photo because it’s unbelievable). From the Clubhouse, we enjoyed free afternoon snowcones and evening S’mores around the fire pit. Sign up to have waffles delivered to your doorstep for breakfast (free, again). Play Pickleball. Listen to live music. Soak in the hot tub. The place is authentically a resort, unlike any campground we’ve ever visited. And Angel Fire must be where they invented the name “Enchanted Circle”— because the valley is just magical.

Stayed for almost a month in May '21. Experienced Winter's final battles with Spring. So much to do in The Enchanted Circle!!!...hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, ATVing, horse riding....plus one of North Americas best mtn bike parks! The park is nice, but poor cell service...for a resort like park. Wifi works decent. We eventually moved to a park in Taos as it served as a better Basecamp to explore The Enchanted Circle, was much cheaper and Taos has so much more to offer in 10 mins.