Very large open area right outside the south entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. About a mile off of I-10, but surprisingly little road noise. As others have noted, it's not particularly level, but I've seen worse. I wouldn't want to stay for... Read more

I spent two nights here on my way to the California desert, and couldn't have been happier. My dog is now spoiled and thinks all campgrounds are supposed to have dog parks with lots of friends to play with and their very own beach!

As others have said, it's not the best KOA ever, but it's also not the worst I've seen. A little pricey, but not surprising for the area. I stay here every year for the Telluride Blues & Brew festival, and it's perfectly fine for my needs. I only... Read more

My stay here overlapped with the previous reviewer, so I'm not going to repeat a lot of the same things. It rained heavily on the evening of July 2nd, and the 1/4 mile dirt access road to the campground is in pretty bad shape. I would be VERY... Read more

I'm guessing the previous reviewer made the mistake of following the directions from Google Maps or a similar app, which tells you to get off at the San Acacia exit and go north about 5 miles on the access road along the west side of I-25. That... Read more

I'm pretty sure you could get anything smaller than an Abrams tank into the sites at Apache Creek, and won't even need to back up. The sites are nicely spread out, with plenty of trees in between them. Amenities are pretty typical Forest Service,... Read more

Spent one night here on my way down south, since I had an appointment in Albuquerque. It's about 20 minutes away from the middle of the city, which is nice. Concrete pads are level enough to shoot pool on. Cell service is great. WiFi is iffy, as... Read more

Although it's only about 15 miles as the crow flies from Grants, it takes a good hour to make the drive to Ojo Redondo. The first portion is gravel, transitioning to a somewhat iffy dirt road once you get inside the National Forest itself. It's... Read more

Not much to add to what others have said. This is a nice little campground near one of the very first National Monuments. It's definitely better suited to either tent camping or small Class B or C RVs. I was in site 7 with a 20' trailer, and was... Read more