Willow Springs RV Park

Vick was very nice and helpful, made sure all our needs were met. This is a very small RV Park and I really wouldn't want to stay longer than a night. The sites are really tight with the picnic tables literally next to the neighboring utilities, so if you're wanting any outdoor time, anticipate very little privacy. All hookups were more than adequate and the park is clean overall.

We were greeted by the friendly camp host and had full hook ups for the night as we were traveling through. The park is pretty tight, the sites are very close together, but for overnight that’s fine. There is some road noise if you aren’t having to use your AC. If you stay here go into downtown! Raton has a fantastic museum filled with all kinds of history of the area. We even got a guided tour and the curator is engaging and very knowledgeable. There is a brewery where you can try some local brews and a great pizza place next door that delivers to your brewery table. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Raton.

We don’t usually stay in RV parks. But we needed a quick overnight! This is a small park. Very crowded and spots close together. But it worked great for a quick overnight. The staff was super friendly! We were even able to leave the truck hooked up for a quick departure in the am. For a no frills overnight with hookups and WiFi this place was great. @roadlesstraveledfamily

This was not an intended stop but we were experiencing trouble with our truck and it was the nearest town with services to where we discovered our problem. We were warmly greeted and with nearly no notice given a spot. The host was sympathetic to our problem and said it would not be a problem if we had to extend beyond the one night should our mechanical problem take longer to resolve than wished for.

We were given a spot near the entrance so did not see the entirety of the park. It did not appear inviting beyond the front of the park. There are several full-time residents and several run down campers, but the place was peaceful enough. There is restrooms and laundry room but we didn't check them out. There is some road noise off the interstate and the local highway, but not overly much. Spaces are a little tight but otherwise level. Services across the interstate. And happily the Wifi was fast and more reliable than others we've experienced. We chose it over the local KOA as we tend to avoid those. If we were here again we would likely choose it over the KOA again.

Bitter cold tho, so light your furnace! Was 14 degrees the night I stayed!

Otherwise perfect for a quick nights stop. Check in is by phone, Vicki is very nice. Easy. Envelopes and secure box to pay by cash. Saves you $4.

I really only used the restroom for my night there. It was clean. The showers are fine. The WiFi worked fine.

The highway sound didn’t bother me at all.

Paid $30 for a single night stay. Full hookups (50amp power, 55psi water, sewer). The sewer hookup smelled a little stronger than a normal campground, but we couldn't smell anything inside our trailer.

Pretty easy in-and-out for a single night stay just off the freeway. Very friendly office support and check-in. We could hear the freeway noise through the night but it wasn't too loud.

I booked 2 nights for a $5 discount paying cash. In Covid-19 times it was self check in at the front of the office. The bathrooms (didn't use) and laundry (2 washers and 1 dryer, takes quarters) were on a coded door lock.

Spots were long enough although they varied in sized. Most spots had a metal picnic table, no fire rings. Road and spots were gravel, not too level but manageable. Full-hookups were in great condition.

Most of the park is permanent residents, the front 2 rows (on Frontage Rd and and close to 25) are pull-through spots for the short-term stays. I stayed 2 nights and saw many rigs come in late and leave early the next day. Besides the highway 25 noise the park is generally quiet. There's a goat farm next to the park (no smell!) that was amusing at times.

The host Vicky, over the phone, was very helpful and would give directions to the local grocery store, etc.