If you need to screw a hose to fill your fresh tank, this is not the place to get potable water! Go to Maverick in Alamosa. They have real hose hookups for both potable and non-potable. I don’t know what non-RVing maintenance person thought this... Read more

Loop A (Aberts Squirrel loop) is a first come, first served loop but a great tip to know is the host comes around to spots early in the morning and flips the "Open" tag on sites that are departing that day. If you get to the park early, you can... Read more

As shown on their website, they are only open during the Balloon Festival The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center offers exclusive dry dock RV camping sites (no hookups) during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta®

This RV park is growing and you can see constant growth each day. Mind you, you are in the middle of a hot, dusty barren desert but when you come back from exploring the National or State Park all day, you are welcomed to a nice piece of "home".... Read more

There are a lot of spaces and many that are big and open. This is definitely Big Rig friendly and easy to access. Good road in but definitely worth scouting before bringing a big rig in. Some areas further back have low tree branches on approach... Read more

Great dump for $3. No water but totally worth the $3 bucks. You will need to drive past and turn around to get the driver side lined up with dump but the area below is large enough to turn around a big rig with toad attached.

We stayed for 7 days in our 35ft Class A. It’s not far off the road but far enough to get away from noise and be in Nature. We had 2 different groups of Bighorn Sheep hanging around camp 3 different days. Saw them smashing horns and all. It was... Read more

We scouted this with our TOAD first and realized theres nice camping with some better areas than others but there was really only 3 areas that our big rig could get into without shaking the heck out of your rig. The road in is a pretty normal dirt... Read more

The RV Park in the fairgrounds is pretty much an open gravel lot with a picnic table (metal) and Park bbq (wood or briquette) spot. The RV park has a slight hill so most sites have a slight angle to them but is totally manageable. I had one corner... Read more

The park was fine for a stop over but didn’t feel too safe once the sun went down. I mean, it was fine, but I didn’t leave my bay doors unlocked at night. I would keep cruising by if I passed through Macon in the future.