We stayed here for several nights while making our way across Texas. We timed our arrival so we got there only 10 minutes prior to the reportedly strict 3pm check-in time, and lined up behind two other RVs. But the gate staff did start letting... Read more

We stayed here overnight while making our way across western Texas. The campground is a half mile south of I-10 along Main Street, on the southern side of the North Llano river, which flows behind the tents sites at the back of the park. There’s... Read more

We stayed here one night while traveling through west Texas. If coming from the west, the campground entrance is just off the exit ramp: you make a right turn at the first entrance to a gas station with overnight tractor trailer parking, then... Read more

The campground is situated on the western slope that drops down into the city. It’s located a few blocks north of I-10, so there’s some road noise but not enough to be noticeable inside the RV. The road into the campground and up to the office... Read more

This was our 2nd stay at this campground: I wasn’t writing reviews during our first stay in the winter of 2020. Both times we stayed in one of the pull-through sites at the back of the campground. All of the sites and roads within the campground... Read more

This was our third stay at the fairgrounds: our previous stays were during the winter of 2019 - 2020 before I started writing reviews. The fairgrounds is located about two miles south of I-10, and the main entrance is a left turn off of East... Read more

This was our second overnight stay at the campground: the first time was back in early 2020 before I started writing reviews. The first time we visited, we arrived after the check-in time but has to wait parked at the entrance until someone... Read more

(This review covers Caballo Lake State Park: Palamino Campground is the part of the park we stayed in) Even though this campground is just a short hop from I-25, it feels isolated, and you don’t really hear any road noise from the interstate. ... Read more

The campground is located about 25 minutes west of downtown Albuquerque, behind the Route 66 Casino Hotel. The casino complex sits alongside a lonely stretch of I-40 with a clear view in all directions. After exiting I-40, you’ll drive around... Read more

Originally meant to be a one-night stay, we extended our stay a day because the winds were too strong to safely continue our journey, and they had no trouble accommodating us. The campground is right off of Route 66, and close enough to I-40 to... Read more