Nice place, friendly owners and convenient to I-90. That said, it was a little tight with no privacy between the sites and as a previous review mentioned, train traffic is pretty frequent and might trouble a light sleeper. I think it a bit over... Read more

We stumbled on this excellent KOA driving home to Seattle from Milwaukee. Ditto the previous reviews... you won't go wrong here. Well maintained, nice mature trees, convenient to I-90 and most of all, owners that actually like what they do and... Read more

Choices abound... Exit 99 I-5. On the west side of I-5 there is an RV Resort (pay to stay) which looks to be very nice, 2 large parking areas behind the fuel station (free) and the Jordan Creek rest area (free 12 hour stays). On the east side... Read more

We parked in the well lit upper parking lot behind the fuel station overnight and yes it is a truck stop. In spite of the traffic in and out of the lot and fuel station it was relatively quiet and we had a good night. Added bonus is that it's... Read more

Agree with previous reviews, this is an older well worn RV Park. Nice that the transient spots are right up front but as noted, utilities are kinda sketchy looking although functional. Rain makes mud throughout the sites and roads. Noise from... Read more

Spent 2 nights here over New Years... Sort of a surprise as the state parks website showed the campground was full for the weekend. Since we were close by we decided to stop by and see if there were any cancellations. They said no, but they... Read more

Our second stay here. Very nice reasonably priced campground, sites are gravel, level and well kept. FHU pull-thoughs and Wifi. A little off the beaten path, but a straight shot along Hwy 223 to Hwy 58 and Tehachapi Pass. Avoids having to go... Read more

Another very nice NM state park. It's a fairly long run off the highway, but the road is fine. Sites aren't exactly level or on the water, but they are clean and well spaced. From our side of the camp loop there were a couple trails that ran... Read more

Nice well kept and spaced sites. Pecos has the hook up sites and Mesquite is dry camping. That said, check before booking as it seemed like a few of the sites in Pecos might not. The Eastside camp loop wasn't open, but that might have just been... Read more

The price is right, considering the other options in Santa Fe. Use Paseo de los Pueblos (not Richards Rd), the gate you need is straight ahead. You'll need to call ahead to get confirmation that a spot is available (sites are not reservable) and... Read more