Turquoise Trail Campground & RV Park

I stayed at Turquoise Trail over Memorial Day weekend for 4 nights. The staff was very friendly and helpful. When I originally called for a reservation, they didn't have a pull-through site available but within a day, they called back and had one for me. The site has about half as full-timers but is very clean and well maintained. So often you see parks with permanent residents that is trashy but not this one. The park sits on the edge of the mountain. It is quiet and peaceful. I did not use the bath house so can't rate that. The sites are a bit narrow so pull in as close to the left side as possible. With my slides out, there was little room to walk around the rig (see pics). The park is located only 5 miles from I-40 so it is conveniently located to get into Albuquerque. The biggest drawback is the park sits on a narrow dirt road. Watch the potholes. Overall, it's a nice place and I'd stay here again.

We got in late and left late the next morning. Although we got there late, the camp host was incredibly friendly and helpful and came out to show us our spot in the dark. Campground was really quiet. Spots are close to one another but it it seems like a bunch of the trailers there are stored for weekenders / vacationers. Campground has a quaint and charming feel and was very quiet. Great place to stop for a day or two while exploring the Turquoise Trail. We will be back!

We are travelling while my house is being built so I'm working during the week. My needs are electricity and a solid cell signal.

I have both here - and it's nice. Staff was super friendly & helpful. It's full so it doesn't feel as "campy" as I prefer and a lot of people seem to be long term - but it fits what I need perfectly and would stay here again.

We stayed here 1 night as we were passing through. We were having truck issues so we got in late but check in instructions were left for us. Sites were extremely close. I booked 2 sites at the same time and they were not together sadly. Our neighbors were friendly thankfully. Cannot rate the park upon its amenities as they were closed (bath house, museum, etc.) it was very windy down in the valley, but being in the Sandia mountains we were well protected.
The staff called the next day to check on us knowing we were having truck problems.

Called up at 2pm Apr 7. Checked in at 4pm same day
Staff was excellent and showed me where the site is located though I could probably have easily found it myself.
Site which is on a gentle hillside has a slight downward slope needing a leveler
The wind is (strong) gusts every few minutes
The short dirt road in has some deep ruts and some washboard and needs some maintainance.

We booked a site for 1 night at the most expensive we have paid, so far, for a camping spot. We were told that our info would be left at a board when we drove in. Indeed it was there and with a marked map showing us the direction to our site. We started into the "campground" with a note that said to call in order to check in. While I called the number my husband drove in to find our site. She told us she would meet us in a golf cart on the phone as my husband was pulling in (very easy pull in) as soon as he got out she arrived and the first thing she told him was " I guess you guys can't listen"" I told you I would meet you" -from that point on we were done, we didn't pay $40 to be treated like a child. It's amazing how customer service makes such a difference. We probably would have over looked the eye sores all around the trailer lot, mostly residents and not at all clean. The sites are crammed together as well. We were glad to leave and will NOT be back.