Coronado Campground

Stayed 1 night while traveling through. A little off I-40 but not bad. Easy to get to sites were not too close together and each had picnic table with shelter. Site 15 was a little Un level but our 24 foot class C fit fine and didn’t have to level. Walked our dogs down to the tent area. A few sand burrs. Utilities all worked, staff was friendly and camp was clean. Would stay again.

I stayed for a week while working in the area. Site 10 was level, and most other sites need leveling blocks nose-to-tail.

The ladies' restroom had 4 stalls and one shower. While the restroom was older, everything was clean and functional.

Town staff were very nice, while the camp host was odd. They patrolled the campground regularly, so I'm guessing they have had guest issues, though I didn't see any on my stay.

Nice view of the river and mountains.

I think $35 is very reasonable for any RV park, and this one meets my bar. The spots are each spacious and level, have a covered picnic table and a fire pit, with hook ups. I didn't use the dump, but if it is in fact free then I think this place is worth it. There isn't much tree shade for your rig, and there isn't a pool or a shop or anything, but the washrooms were clean and overall a good place to park for resting the night.

The sites were spacious with indivudual newly painted concrete picnic areas at campsite. Full Hook ups. Campground was clean. The bathroom and shower house are secured with passcode. They were mostly clean but not maintenanced every day as there was never any soap in the dispensers and trash was not emptied. The shower water was only marginally warm. Some reviews have complained about the noise as there were alot of emergency vehicle sirens however we are retired from the first responder world so it didn't bother us. I would stay here again.

OK for a Night or Two... would only recommend as a stopover or if you need hookups after dry camping. Would not for extended stay. Pros are; reasonably priced, convenient shopping, good access off I-25 and good cell coverage. Cons are; noise, poor upkeep and lack of maintenance, almost all sites are extremely sloped, weird mix of transient and long term residents.

Would not recommend a site under any of the large cottonwoods. They do not maintain them and we had to beg them to cut down a large broken hanging branch before expected 45 mph winds.

After a stretch of dry camping, we needed access to shopping, laundry etc. and Coronado Campground was a great spot. It didn’t hurt that you can literally hop the fence over to Bosque Brewery either. Lol.

The campground spaces are fairly close, but most of them have a lovely covered ramada with a picnic table. Many of the sites are large pull-throughs and some have lovely mountain and river views. There is a large sandy area for puppy play time and with a little work and you get down to the Rio Grande River.

It’s a short drive to Albuquerque, although you can find shopping, groceries, restaurants, laundromat, etc. within a few miles of the campground. We walked to the nearby Coronado Historical Site which was very interesting. Note: Check the closing time before you go. When we were there, it closed at 3pm which did not give us nearly enough time to explore all the exhibits.

We had 2 bars of Verizon 4G. The campground has wifi but we didn’t use it.

The host was extremely polite and helpful from the start. He pointed me and my large rig (43’ 5th wheel) to the appropriate site so I didn’t have to back track. After my initial 14 days I moved elsewhere out of necessity but came back due to lack of options in the area. He welcomed me with a smile and found some sites for me over multiple days.

Plenty of small trails to walk the pup and free Wi-Fi included. There is only electric at each spot but a free (when staying) dump station although I doubt I’d fit.

Very clean property near everything you need for convenience within walking distance. Can even get down to the Rio Grande if your capable.

Every site has a semi-enclosed gazebo like object over a picnic table and water although the water usually get disconnected at night to protect the pipes this time of year.

Will definitely be back!