Date of stay: Mar. 24 - Apr. 4, price reflects discount with New Mexico annual pass For RVs, only A Loop is open all year, and until April 1 when B Loop opened, we saw many campers drive through in the evenings looking for spots but finding none. Only some of the sites in A Loop have both water and electric, but there is water avail... more

Good spot for a quick trip away from Albuquerque. Older state park, but kept clean and serviceable. Plenty of walking trails for the beast. Pull-thru and back in sites. Most are somewhat level. A Loop, all have electric. Some have water. Everyone I have encountered here has been very friendly.

We stayed here in late June in our 30 ft. travel trailer. There were no hookup sites left when we got there, so we had to stay in a basic pull through site. From what we saw, the few hookup sites there were are small and congested. The basic site we chose was adequate in size, easily accessed, and had relatively pleasant surroundin... more

Women's bathroom only has one working sink, and it is cracked and dirty. The showers are too bad to use: one joint dressing room for two showers, a fine spray that is non-adjustable and NO HOT WATER!! You would have to keep pushing a button for the shower to keep going - I just tested it and did not use it. Bathroom is dark, no light f... more

Nice little campground. Most sites are not level. A few sites are level enough and long for a motorhome. There is only electric at interior sites. Not sure of exterior sites. Water is at a few spigots placed in the interior. Quiet, peaceful.

We stayed in loop B of the rocky point campground area which is developed sites with no hook ups. Loop A has electric and water at each site. We opted for loop B because it was less crowded and closer to the water but overall the sites are the same size and quality. There is water available throughout the campground so we were able to ... more

I enjoyed the quiet and peacefulness. There are a lot of places to walk one's dog. The campground was generally clean. Trash cans appear not to be picked up that often so they were quite full. The hosts were friendly and accommodating. I found out that there was not any hot water for showers. Apparently, the water heater has be... more

We stayed at New Mexico's Brantley Lake State Park a couple of years ago and had a good experience. We expected Santa Rosa Lake State Park to be similar. Unfortunately, it was not well-maintained. All the campgrounds were closed except Rocky Point, where we had a reservation. At Rocky Point, there aren't any sewer connections. Not a bi... more

We stayed here in early December 2017 while making our way north to Colorado. Our site was a reservation pull through site. Site was narrow and campground host cautioned us on the thorny bushes planted right on the edge of the site. Glad he told us that - there were several right next to and all around the sites. There were stickers ev... more

Stayed here on our way back to Texas from camping in Colorado. I guess I got a bit spoiled by the campsites my family stayed at in Colorado and I was not overly impressed with this park. I had reservations for 2 nights and decided to only stay the one night to rest. The park was mostly quiet except from one neighbor that had a li... more