This place is THE place to stay in Albuquerque. It’s close to many restaurants, bars, things to do, and shopping. I had a full hookup site with its own little landscaped patio area. They are doing some construction work to build more spots, but... Read more

I chose to take a break from my travel day here. I registered and paid online, and checked in after the office closed. I found my site past all the other loops, on a gravel hillside with two other campers and the camp host. I’m glad I have a... Read more

I called last minute after a reservation at another place fell through. They were able to put me in a pull through spot. Check in was quick and they offered me a guide of things to do in town and a map of the campground. The power, water, and... Read more

It has plenty of sites by the river and the water pressure is good. You’re not packed together closely. When I stayed it was quiet and no bad smells. The camp host was friendly.

This is down a gravel logging road, and you do have to drive through a small concrete low-water crossing, but the stream didn’t even come up to my rims. Winding one lane road, a couple hills, but traffic is almost nonexistent. The spot... Read more

I boondocked here in my 20’ travel trailer in October. You pay at the GRDA office down the road. They allowed me to fill my water tank there, and I found out Sparrow Hawk Campground allows free dumping. I wouldn’t recommend anything much over... Read more

I stayed here from a Wednesday night to Saturday morning in March and had a good experience. I parked my 20 foot travel trailer in a pull-through spot far from the boat ramp. I enjoyed how secluded it was, although I could still barely hear I-40.... Read more

I was boondocking nearby and went to check this site as an alternative. I found out the gate is closed from March 1-August 1.