Simple. Old School park with very nice people. We came in late off the road and was met at 11PM and guided into a 140ft site. I was very worried for we are pushing 80ft. The bathrooms are the best I have ever seen in an RV park. Small laundry but top of the line washers and dryers. I was in need of a small repair and the managers allowed me to do so during the day with no issues. One hour later we were all done. We stayed another night just to do laundry and get some needed extra sleep. This park fills up at night and even with the long term people on the other side of the park was quiet. A nice long dog walking track for the kids and the pets. Watch out for cactus this is New Mexico. It is a small park but we will never stay in ALB again if this park has openings. You will not find a nicer hostess. Gravel roads and sites, some trees not many it is the desert. Just all and all a nice atmosphere with great views and places to eat with in walking distance. The maint man or host came and welded another customers broken tow bar with it still hooked up. Service at its best in an old school small RV Park.
We enjoyed our stay here. many cool antiques and even a museum. This park is a great place to hide from the noise of big city parks. Rock roads, Big sites, Great skies and friendly people. No concrete, No club house, Nothing fancy. We like this park for its country atmosphere and the great scenery. Not a commercial resort in any way. Country coyotes singing in the night and you feel like you could reach up and touch the sky. Cold at night. It is the desert but there are many small trees all around the mountains. Some nice vintage rvs to look at. this park is from the 50's and 60's with updated larger sites with 50 amp service for the big rigs. Our coach is 45ft with trailer and we had no trouble getting around the park. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. take a step back in time on the mountain. We will be back.
