USA RV Park

We stayed one night, arrived at dark so we did not get a chance to check out the surroundings much. Level gravel sites with good water pressure. Older electric hookups but voltage checked out ok. Airport just down the street, so loud planes landing over head from time to time - woke us up at 5:30 am. Lots of train traffic as well. Staff was courteous and gift shop was nice. Overall park was very clean.

We only needed one night without hookups for our 8' pickup camper. They put us in site 121 just past the office and the one-room cabin units. Perfect for a self-contained inexpensive site. Appeared maybe a renovated KOA camp, very well kept, very well maintained and there were lots and lots of big rigs in the other impressive sites; we had our nano-section all to ourselves.
Some recurring background rail traffic could be heard fairly often, but certainly not obnoxious let alone no train horns to be heard.
Hosts were awesome, pleasant and helpful, gave us an ideal rate for a basic no-hookup site.
Verizon cell was great being in the city.
We would gladly return for a longer stay and with our big rig too. Thanks much for a pleasant camp!!!

FHU for a decent price. I didn’t partake of it but some people ordered ahead and got a pulled pork dinner. It was a great overnight stop. We shopped at some of the Indian made stores and did a beautiful hike at Red Rock Park . ( There is a camp ground there too, and I am glad we stayed at USA RV Park. Too many sketchy long term RV’s. I would also never want to be there for a flooding rain)

This is essentially a gravel parking lot. Power pole is shared between two sites. They park you
Facing your neighbors door- picnic tables are old and next to your neighbors table. Bathrooms clean but basic. Could use better shower heads. Trains going by pretty close. Planes coming in for a landing overhead. They have amenities but this isn’t really a place to vacation.

This park was fantastic for my kids - they had a REALLY warm pool, mini golf course and lots of stuff for the kids to do. The afternoon BBQ didn't happen the day we arrived because they were having problems with their smoker. The pull through sites were clean and nice with a few trees around for shade and a picnic table at each site. Our site was near the restrooms which had 3 showers with changing areas in the women's which were clean.

We couldn't get any of our phones, computer or tablets on the internet (even after the park reset their router) which was a bummer and the reason for knocking off one star. There was a local Italian restaurant that delivered quickly to the RV park which saved me from cooking (I had hoped that we would get their BBQ).

Great for a stop-over but that's it. Staff is friendly, many short stayers. Most arrive in the evening and depart the next day. Basically a gravel lot with hookups. I had to share a power pole with my neighbor
Close to Gallup, NM with lots of restaurants and stores.

Lots of military helicopters and planes overhead if that bother you.

AT&T cell service was bad, but park wifi worked well.

The park is all gravel with mostly pull-through sites. Sites alternate directions so the utilities for each RV is in-between. We were traveling through, exploring Route 66 so we stayed a few nights. It was nice park with good service. Good location for the area. Utilities worked fine. You pay extra for cable. WIFI was okay, a little weak. This is the sister park to Oasis RV Resort in Amarillo. We camped at USA RV Park in a Travel Trailer.

I’ve wanted to stay here since I saw their offer to active military 15 years ago, right after my son finished basic. It’s taken this long. I detest ‘side by side’ ‘buddy’ sites, but I knew going in what these were. For 1 cold, windy night, considering their very pro-military stance, I can deal with it. Our site was a nice, staggered, perfectly level pea gravel site. We enjoyed the gift store. This isn’t a destination park, but it was great for what we used it for.