Hidden Valley Camping Resort

Sites were extremely close together. We asked to move sites, we were told no prob just pick a spot. We moved them were told we couldn't take that specific spot. We moved to another spot they recommended but there was no water. We moved a third time, the 30A electric didn't work, so we moved a 4th time. We got 14" of snow while we were here, road out froze and made it difficult to get out. Pool and clubhouse were closed, showers are decent.
Starlink - good reception

We belong to a camping club and campgrounds in the system are supposed to be $10 a night with added extras like wifi. Checking in we were told the new owner changed the policy to "no free camping" . Called the club and were informed yes there were a few campgrounds in the system that charged for camping on top of the reservation fee. I blame our club for not making that clear on their website. But of all the places we have stayed in the ROD's affiliated rv parks this place was marginal. Bathrooms were decent but not real clean. Site was level. Laundry was ok and the machines worked. Ok it was an rv park in late fall but it just seemed kinda........dismal. If we had known about the camping fees we would have stayed closer to Albuquerque. Live and learn.

We thought we’d give it a shot due to proximity to family but other reviews hold true. We stayed in site 14 which seemed to be the largest (55ft) and fairly wide. Mostly long term folks. Steep entrance with lots of speed bumps then turns to gravel. Site was fairly level. Their spigots froze so we prepared by filling our tank and disconnected our hoses. We will go to Edgewood and study next time. The only plus is it is very quiet.

We were here for one night, thank goodness we had not planned on staying longer. This is far from a resort. Sites are extremely close together. We have a 33’ 5th wheel with 3 slides and it was a tight fit. One slide was only 3” from hitting the pedestal and the other on the opposite side was 3” from the water hookup. The place has a number of long term residents. Steep entrance and could use some tree trimming along the entrance road.

Where to begin. Entering the park is a narrow rock lined drive beside the gas station. Just hope no one is trying to exit while you're entering. You have to disconnect your tow vehicle by the office if your going to the sites on the upper level. I booked through coast to coast which is normally $10 plus some tax, electric or other minimal fee, here I was told $25 a night plus $6 for electric. so $41 per night. The desk staff said I hate doing coast to coast people.
Upon check in I asked if my packages had arrived, he told me "I don't work for the post office!"
Sites on the upper part are backed up end to end and "tiny". our electric hookup was on the passenger side and water and sewer were on the drivers side.

As with most rv parks on the East side of Albequerque it is on a hillside. Sites are stairstepped but level, roads and sites are gravel and utilities work. While a bit tight, you can get around with a big rig.
Sites vary from narrow to REALLY narrow. Our sides extended to edge of site on both sides. A tall power panel restricted where we could open slides.
Staff is friendly and proximity to Rt 66 good.