We were passing through Albuquerque and needed a place for the night. We arrived after dark but there was someone there to let us in and bring us to our site. Staff are very helpful and friendly. I really appreciated that the showers were hot and... Read more

It’s quite a trip to get out here but the roads are generally in good shape. There are only four campsites so it’s pretty quiet. The vault toilet is a real plus (very clean). We were here end of October so the weather was nice but from the warning... Read more

We landed here one night because the nearby state parks were full and ended up staying a few days. There were a lot of people on the weekend but it cleared out Sunday morning. Beautiful ocean views and breezy and cool. The nearby store has coffee... Read more

We were here the beginning of October and a couple loops were closed but it was still probably 75% full. Private sites and 1.4-miles to Rialto Beach. Quiet and I had good cell/data on Verizon hotspot. It’s in the forest and it does get pretty wet... Read more

When we were here (mid-September) there were only 1 or 2 other people camping. The campsites are across from the river and back up to a lava rock formation. Very peaceful and quiet. There is a flush toilet at the entrance (a 1/2 mile from where we... Read more

Not too far from the highway (about 10 miles) and there were plenty of camp sites. There are also several bathrooms which is nice. We were heading back fro Salt Lake City to Denver and this was a nice, easy stop.

The lake is beautiful and the place is well maintained. But, it’s mostly a parking lot. Not many trees or shade unless you’re under the awning. I felt like I was on top of everyone. In fairness, I usually boondock so I’m not used to these types of... Read more

We were traveling to Telluride and just needed a place to stop for the night. There’s a bunch of trees and camp sites are spaced out son no one is on top of you. Brought my dog to the lake for a nice swim. You can hear the highway but it’s not too... Read more