La Mesa RV Park

Prior to arriving, we got a text saying that we had our choice for sites and we simply needed to pull into the best available. The office was closed so we were also given different options to pay. It was easy. The park was small and a gravel road looped around a green space in the middle. The gravel pad in pull-through site 25 was pretty level so we needed just a small adjustment.

The park has a bath house, but the restrooms were closed. The laundry facility had several commercial washer/dryer stacks, but some were out of order. Still, I was able to wash/dry three loads at the same time. The laundry facility was clean enough that there was no need to find a laundromat in town.

The park was only about an hour from Four Corners and we were able to make that drive after work. Mesa Verde was just ten to fifteen minutes down the road.

My wife and I work from the road and we have a plan and router for ATT, Verizon, and T-Mobile. All three carriers had strong 4g signals so connectivity was never an issue.

This was an excellent park for us. Small, quiet, with decent space between the sites. We'll definit

It has its location going for it. It’s close to Mesa Verde National Park and about 40 mins to Four Corners.The pull through spots have more space then back in. We rejected the back in because our neighbor was parked right in front of our connection. They only have one washer and dryer. The dryer didn’t work so save yourself the trouble and go to the laundry mat. It’s too expensive for all it has going for it is location but hardly any working amenities.

We called and made a reservation to stay here while visiting Mesa Verde through Passport America. When we showed up the camp host was very helpful and friendly. He informed us that a woman had decided to stay an extra night and would be moving spots so we could still have the spot we had reserved prior to our arrival and use our discount. Unfortunately she did not move by the time we arrived around noon. Camp host tried his best to work with us but the manager (Sheree) was unwilling to honor the discount she had promised for a different spot since she had sold the spot we had reserved earlier. Disappointing to have scramble to find another place to stay day of due to management’s incompetence.

Camp host was great! Very helpful and apologetic through the inconvenience.

We stayed here 7 days in early May beginning on a Sunday. Met by Jim, a very helpful park host, who helped us back our 27' trailer into the tight #16. Our gravel site reqd s/s leveling. Later Jim came by to advise that Monday would be the start of a major Wifi upgrade for the park, which would be up and running Wednesday, and would be robust enough to allow video streaming. (Yeah, sure!) Strong Verizon got us thru the Mon, Tues outages and by Wed. new Wifi was up and running. My movie loving DW tested the system each evening and declared it an unqualified success. (Are you kidding, VIDEO STREAMING on an RVP wifi? Yeah!!) Didn't use the cable, RR or showers, or one-washer/dryer laundry (We used one of 2 commercial laundries nearby on Main St.) It's a quiet park, except for a few hot-rods doing tricks in a vacant shopping center off of Main St. The sites are really tight, which wasn't a problem for us; enough space to set up our outdoor grill one night. See my drone shot pic for view of sites 14-18. Dining out? Gustavo's & Wigglin' Pig.

We stayed here on May 13th and 14th. Nice wide spaces. Some full time residents. Wide spaces and good infrastructure. Our gravel spot was level.

No showers or restrooms (closed). So we cannot report on cleanliness.

Very handy to Cortez. Very cool little town. Every thing one would need with a surprise or two if one’s eyes are open. Don’t miss McFee Reservoir.

Easy in and out with our 28’ TT. Many larger rigs on site. Very quiet. Wonderful neighbors.