Joyful Journey Hot Springs Spa

Note there are also ample non-electric sites in overflow area, about $10 less. It’s really just a large level parking lot with electric hookups, so can accommodate any size rig. I really enjoyed my overnight and thought it was a good value given what was included. They drain the 3 outdoor pools each night to clean and refresh the water. If you are an overnight guest you are given a key to a separate shower/bathhouse that is much much nicer (and with better hot water) than the day use locker room. They take COVID precautions seriously with one exception that I made management aware of - their private contractor massage therapist took their mask off once in the room, which I did not see until late in the process (because I was face down). Bad! Due to this I would advise against getting services there until straightened out. The overnight rate includes a light dinner with dessert and an ample breakfast - at this time you are required to mask and go in to pick up a tray (there are a few options on the whiteboard) and either eat at outdoor table or you are welcome to take it back to your RV and return the dishes later. Note I do not recall exact cell coverage but I did have decent VZ and ATT, and they have WiFi which I did not try.

We were concerned after reading the only review, but stayed anyway on our way to Twin Lakes Colorado.
They were working under stressful conditions due to the COVID Virus, but were welcomed, guided to our spot by friendly staff.
The grounds were well taken care of, the simple meals ( included) were nicely prepared and healthy. The pool area was clean and the water was hot. You have choices of temperature and a couple different locations.

You are close to a number of excursion destinations; Salina Co, Great Sands and Crestone Co

We are headed back for a 3 night stay this week to meet our kids, they are staying in the sweet motel adjacent to the RV area ( really just a parking lot). They have yurts also but they were all booked

The views from everywhere on the property are spectacular

We plan on going back often, it relatively close to our home in Taos NM

We passed through hear 20 years ago and thought it was overpriced, filthy, unfriendly and awful pools. We had heard they had improved so stopped on our way to Santa Fe. They have added rooms, yurts, conference area, but the staff were still unfriendly, the same old filthy locker rooms, Luke warm, dirty pools, loud guests in pools even though quiet signs were posted (staff told us to be more patient when we complained) and $75 to park our little camper next to a broken down water spigot and electrical post that blew our camper’s surge protector - in an open dirt lot! Dog feces everywhere. Ugh.