We arrived at the campground mid week in mid June. The gate was open, but it didn't seem quite ready for guests - there were no pay envelopes, and when we checked at the camp host site, it turned out the occupants had just selected that site to... Read more

US 40 is not a very busy highway once you get west of Steamboat Springs. This was a nice stop to dump and get water and stay for the night. There are quite a number of 30A sites along the outside of the park - but if anyone has a long rig (like... Read more

We were taking CO-14 across the Rockies and wanted to be able to stop for the night. I had checked the US Forestry Service campground listing and found this one that does not take reservations and indicated that it was big-rig friendly - from... Read more

We arrived at Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area on a Saturday in June, and there were LOTS of folks there taking advantage of the pretty reservoir and inexpensive boondocking. The campground has about 30 electric-only sites (all back-in as... Read more

We wanted to see the musical "Texas" so booked to stay here during the first week that it was open (it opens 6/1). We knew it was possible that it would be getting hot, and it has been uncomfortably warm in the afternoons. When we originally did... Read more

We stopped here to spend the night before our reservation in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. There was one other site occupied (with a tent), so we had our choice of almost all the sites. It was pretty warm in the afternoon when we arrived (100F) but... Read more

Very nice RV Park right on a main road in Santa Fe - easy to access downtown, shopping, anything you need to get to in Santa Fe. Very helpful staff, great in getting us parked. Even though we were very near the street, the street noise did not... Read more

I am not very good about booking campgrounds far in advance, and sometimes that's a problem around holidays. I was looking for spaces available near Santa Fe, and found that there were two COE parks on two sides of Cochiti Lake, south of Santa Fe.... Read more

We spent a great week at Cool Pines RV Park. We had called ahead and let the owners know about what time we would be arriving, so they were there to greet us when we arrived. We were a little concerned about whether we would be able to navigate... Read more

This campground is within the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. It is accessed from New Mexico via route 137 - about 55 miles from US285. We drove to the campground to check out the route and the campground and assess its viability for our... Read more