First of all, St. Marys is a fun little town and this campground / marina is within easy walking distance of downtown. This is one of the last places in America where trains (long coal trains usually) go right down main street. The Campground is... Read more

We just stayed here overnight and wished we had more time. We would have liked to explore the area more and hiked several of the trails. This is a small campground but located in a beautiful valley. The sites are just far enough apart, level... Read more

We met our RV club here for a week. There are nicer parks farther out from the main parkway, but of the parks that are very close to town this is one of two I would recommend. The other is the KOA near Veterans park. The sites are side by side,... Read more

This is one of the few RV parks along this stretch of interstate. If you need an overnight stop it's fine. The staff was very nice and walked us to our site. The sites are level, gravel. The hookups are easy. The road in may give you pause... Read more

RV Parks in Urban areas are always expensive and I certainly understand that with land values and property taxes they have to be. This park is no exception with it's close proximity to Dallas but this park also gives you a lot of value for your... Read more

NOTE: Now the Hikers Cimarron Inn and RV Park. The photos, and especially the satellite view on Google might scare you off this place. But it's really very nice. The new owners are delightful and helpful people. The grounds are clean and the... Read more

The staff here was very nice, even keeping the laundry room open late for us. The campground is clean but older. The major problem is that it's built into a hill and it's all gravel. Some of the campsites, although they have a level area, the... Read more

We were just here for one night but enjoyed our stay. The staff was incredibly helpful, especially with dinner suggestions. The campsite is clean, level and has good security. Like most urban RV parks, the sites are right next to each other but... Read more

We were on the road from Grand Canyon to Albuquerque and wanted to visit El Morro. This was a convenient location to stop for the night. It's OK. The campsites are kinda all jumbled up and it's hard to figure out where your site is. The campground... Read more

The only negative here is the sites are close, parking lot close, urban KOA close. And they are pricey - highest we paid on our 5 week tour of the S.W. But having full hookups inside the National Park where you can ride the shuttle bus from right... Read more