This is a tidy campground in a canyon, a wonderful surprise. The private showers and toilet rooms were clean. Our site was easy to back into and long enough for our HDT and 45' fifth wheel, 68' total, with some room to spare. There's a park-like area up the canyon where the natural spring is located, with a playground and picnic tables and...

Stopped here for a night on our way to Death Valley. It’s free and right off the highway, which is great if you’re tired and just want to find an easy place to park. Not so great if you want a peaceful night’s sleep. Semis going by all night combined with loud donkeys made for some interesting sleep. That said, watching the donkeys in the...

We stayed at site A 4 which was level, But shaded under the trees, 30 and 50 amp with water. The site was very quiet and peaceful, But there is an occasional airplane from the airport going overhead. But not a deal breaker. I would definitely come back to this place, we were here in late April, The temperatures were pleasant. So of the sites...

Our site was right on the Rio Grande river. Sites are good-sized with plenty of big cottonwood shade trees throughout. Friendly management. Quiet and peaceful here.

The camping area is small with few spaces, and the loop around is narrow. All the spaces are near the river, which is enchanting, but at night I realized how loud this river can be (in springtime), which made it rather difficult for me to sleep. Still, it’s safe and picturesque and 30 minutes from Mesa Verde National Park (whose campground...