This place was a nightmare. Over priced cheapy dirty lodging. The cabin was not as listed. It's a…read moreSHARED double wide trailer with the owner although listed (and priced) as a private cabin. Listed as family friend, yet we got a complaint that our kids noise was excessive from INSIDE of the cabin. The cabin comes with bad views and lots of attitude. Lodging walls are plastered in cheap tacky prints in goodwill frames with price tags on every single one. The "maintenance guy" came onto the property on our 1st morning to yell at us and treat us like children over the fire pit we used the night before, while my husband was still sleeping. He came trying to intimidate us, threatening that we are going to be charged for excessive damage, at the very start of our stay. There is NO communication here. No instructions, no checkout or checkin information, nothing. We placed a log on a propane firepit because we were supplied a nearly empty propane tank, and were unaware we could burn a log. Again, no information about ANYTHING anywhere inside or out, just an inaccurate map. After being berated and yelled at by the "maintenance man" multipe visits, we spent our Saturday morning cleaning out that firepit with our bare hands. It looked and functioned 10x better than when we arrived. Not my idea of vacationing! So we didn't mess with it the remainder of our 2 days there, robbing us of one of the few amenities we came for. We came for the view and campfire, both we didn't get to experience here. We went to politely and professionally talk to the owner after the maintenance man drama and he could care less and then sat there making lavish statememts, and saying comments like, "wheres your realtors license"... huh?!?! There's lots of lodging in this area, stay anywhere but here! You will find better accommodations at cheaper prices. Also, after reading my negative reviews, the camp sent me a private message on social media calling me "low life". The owner also made a very bizarre comment on my Facebook review requesting that I friend him. This is the usual MO with any negative review (guest shaming and intimidation) as you can see on any site with 1 star reviews.

Great location, was passing through and was able grab the "cozy cabin" for a night, but the star…read moreof the show is the ristas food truck, ristas was insanely good, the seared ahi tuna, and a monster quesodilla were better than any sit down I've ever been to. Tons of wildlife on the property, camp host even tried to lure them closer to get pics! Best spot in NM!

I did not go here. There is no need to post anything. As I did not go…read more Please stop asking me to comment on a place I was never at

This was a few years ago but it was a surprisingly thorough and meaningful exhibit. The presenter…read moregave a clear, evidence-based walkthrough of the Shroud, the Sudarium of Oviedo, and the historical timeline connecting them. The explanations were direct, logical, and grounded in actual forensic and historical data not hype. My kids stayed engaged the entire time, and it sparked real conversation afterward. Small museum, but the depth of knowledge here is excellent. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Christian history, science, or apologetics.

This is a massive motel conveniently located within a short driving distance of White Sands…read moreNational Park, colorfully painted with a nice gift shop in the lobby. The rooms are decently spacious and the bath towels are huge! Downsides include a complimentary breakfast of cold potatoes, cold toast, cold eggs, and pretty good sausage. The shower is weak and oscillates between freezing cold and scalding hot. The amount of hair on the bathroom floor resembles a barbershop and tells me they don't clean the rooms very well.

Nice classic motel with spacious courtyard providing ample parking. Very interesting gift shop…read more Basic breakfast is included with our room. Nice swimming pool. I would definitely stay here again.

Good morning on this chilly day and our first report in the new year. We are back from our holiday…read morehiatus and finally getting to report on a road trip to Cloudcroft, New Mexico, during the past Thanksgiving weekend. Join Jasmine and Jim Tritten as they travel south from Corrales down to San Antonio [New Mexico, not Texas], across to Carrizoza, and lunch at the Four Winds Restaurant, then up the hill to Rebeccas's in The Lodge in Cloudcroft. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals at The Lodge, and you will too. Just a short four-hour drive - so you should spend the night. Finally, we breakfasted at Big Daddy's Diner and went back home. Click on the following YouTube link to see our report on these three great dining establishments in our very own New Mexico. All have great food, good service, and settings that made our trip worthwhile. https://youtu.be/cUXFV89Elp0?si=4bhPHQGHgMUg-mu2

We came on a quite night and enjoyed a great meal. Our server, Beth, was very nice, prompt and…read moreattentive. For food, all the options were WONDERFUL! We ordered pistachio crusted trout and most of their specials: vegetable de jour (Brussels sprouts) appetizer (Escargot), soup of the day (Green Chicken Chile pazole), and steak de jour (ribeye) with potatoes de jour (steak fries). For dessert, we opted for the raspberry sorbet which was light and satisfying. Make sure to ask about the keys to the tower, neat to check out and hopefully you can find Judy Garland name carved there! You take take a drink up their and enjoy the view.

Full hookups for $30 per day. Pretty reasonable! I don't love that it's first come, first served…read more Most FamCamps have reservation systems, and I prefer that. First row includes a picnic table shelter on each site, but 2nd row doesn't. With ZERO trees, I'd think the shelters would be essential in summer. Shower rooms are nice and heated in winter. Very handy laundry room, but no change machine.

With low snow fall each year the ski Cloudcroft has made the most of it. By opening summer tubing…read morewith a conveyer belt to take you to the top of this run. Prices are very reasonable compared to others I've been to. Staff are locals and very friendly. You can walk in to their restaurant and buy a pizza. BYOB. The 10" pizza is wood fired and pretty good. You can get sides like fried pickles, fried zucchini, onion rings etc. They were nice enough to to a half and half basket for us. The temp is a little warmer than usually but it's great to eat out on the patio with flowers in pots in bloom and green ski runs Watching a wonderful sunset and amazing hummingbirds chirping and zipping by you. Come on out and give your support to this business.

Great staff and instructors. They were patient with a first time snow boarder and we had a blast on…read morethe sledding hill. Can't wait to come back when there is real snow!

Looking for a FREE campsite in Lincoln National Forest that is right off Highway 82? This is the…read moreplace! You won't find any running water here, but there are two reasonably clean vault toilets (glorified porta-potties) and two pull in sites for small RVs or tent campers, plus 5 walk in sites across a foot-bridge from the parking area. Picnic tables and grills make this a nice spot for campers who want something a bit more developed than dispersed forest camping. This campground is at 6,800ft in elevation and is open year round. It's easy to find and is located two miles west of Mayhill right along US-82 and is about twenty minutes east of Cloudcroft, making it a nice stopping point between Carlsbad Caverns National Park and White Sands National Monument.

Beautiful, quiet park with clean camping facilities. Has restrooms and showers. Great sleeping in…read morethe Chihuahua desert. Close proximity to White Sands and Los Alamos. There is the Dog Canyon trail, which is worth the trek. We didn't make it all the way through due to timing, but will definitely be back to finish.

Quiet and spacious campground for star gazing and close to White Sands NP. We would definitely stay…read morehere again. Friendly camp hosts. They also have sleds to borrow at the camp host station for sledding the dunes at White Sands.