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    Albuquerque North Koa

    3.0 (58 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Tony R.

    Very well kept park. After people leave, maintenance is immediately at the site cleaning and racking the site level. All sites have astroturf patios and a picnic table. The next site over has the utilities right next to patio but no big deal. There's many activities in the summer months. Only thing I don't like is the showers with no separation from changing room and shower but they are private. Cool little brewery connected to park with great drinks and fabulous pizza. We're here beginning of April and park is busy but very quiet. Office has a little store with necessities and laundry room is through office. There is no fire pits allowed or even contained stoves allowed. Highway is just far enough not to cause noise.

    Parking outside our cabin
    Nicole S.

    We found this place last minute when we needed a place to stay since it was going to snow/rain and we didn't want to tent camping. Rented a little "cabin" house. Equipped with a small radiator and well insulated. The restrooms were AMAZING I was really surprised with how nice the toilets and showers are! We will definitely stay at Koa again. They even had a small TV with actual channels to watch! It is being your own bedding

    Fake grass. Trash. Not KOA standards.
    Mary Beth R.

    We lasted less then an hour. Their "patio " site was lacking. I didn't feel safe. We went elsewhere.

    The pool.
    Marla D.

    By far the best KOA we've stayed at this summer. The hosts were amazing and everyone was so very friendly. The bathrooms were nice and clean and the office/shop had lots of cool stuff. The grounds were very clean and well maintained and the pool was a wonderful temperature for the first weekend in October. Definitely a great place to stay for the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta or any other time of the year. And don't miss out on the "speakeasy" type bar up the road from your campsite. Just follow the beer signs. We will absolutely be back!

    Dianna M.

    Excellent park! Terrific staff, lovely pool, super clean showers and bathrooms. Very good laundry room. Lovely live and artificial grassy areas fabulous dog park, fun children's play area too! And it's all beautifully maintained! We loved it here and we will return! Very fun Brewery right off site, Kaktus.

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    As with ALL KOA's no Wi-Fi, miles from anything. Don't go near the dumpsters trash everywhere.

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    McDuffie Park

    McDuffie Park

    4.7
    (13 reviews)
    13.9 mi

    McDuffie is a unique park, the city's only hidden park!…read more Pros: It is close to UNM and other schools like Jefferson Middle- distances from Central campus: 3 min drive, 8 min bike ride, 30 min walk. -Although it's hidden, there are 7 entrances, making it easy to access. -It is a good size: 13,000 sq ft. -It's secluded: good for intimacy & peace; in a quiet neighborhood w/ kind residents. -It has several strategically placed benches -It supports wildlife: there are several tree species which provide shade, ~41 different bird species (including roadrunners!) -There are weekly happenings! (such as tai chi classes) -Dog park: It's practically fenced in, there are water bowls placed by a resident -A place to play soccer, read a book, walk your dog, have a picnic, study or meditate, or simply RELAX! -It has a HUGE Free Little Library- free books! or a place to donate old books. Cons: There is no parking lot available, only street side parking. -The neighborhood it's in is close to known crime district. -It is not easily discoverable. (thank goodness for these reviews!) -It has a lack of amenities: no playground, no restrooms, no picnic tables. -There are lots of mosquitos (especially in summer) -Many owners let their dogs off the leash. -The park prohibits glass containers/alcohol -Hard balls (baseballs, etc) are prohibited in the park. OVERALL: McDuffie is good for the average park-goer, its entrancing location makes it FUN!

    Kids had so much fun with fountains. Don't forget to bring a towel! Lots of families having a good…read moretime.

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    An unleashed dog chasing roadrunners
    An unleashed dog chasing roadrunners
    McDuffie sign with rules
    McDuffie sign with rules
    Monday morning walk enjoying all the pups in the park

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    Monday morning walk enjoying all the pups in the park
    Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument

    Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument

    4.7
    (179 reviews)
    23.6 mi

    Visiting is a little more complicated than some other parks/monuments, but if you just read the…read morewebsite you'll get it figured out! The key is that reservations are required, both from the NPS and from the Cochiti Pueblo. Get the NPS reservation first, and only then get the Cochiti Pueblo one (link to that is on the NPS site!). Don't drive to the trailhead, drive to the Cochiti Pueblo visitor center first, check in there, then follow the guide car (runs pretty much continuously all day) to the NPS entrance. The trailhead has multiple pit toilets, all of which were well maintained. The hike through the slot canyon and up onto the ridge is absolutely stunning. There really aren't words to do justice, nor do the pictures really convey things either. The hike into and through the slot canyon isn't steep, although there are some pretty big steps required to clamber over some rocks here and there, and it can be narrow and is often sandy. There's not a lot of elevation change though until you get through the slot canyon, then you just switchback straight up a couple hundred feet onto the ridge. That section isn't terribly long though, and the views from the top are well worth it. The first third of the hike and the last third are pretty exposed to the sun, so make sure you apply that sunscreen and bring plenty of water!

    Incredible. Reservation was easy. Gov Rec Ticket and Cochiti Tribal Pass, so two tickets. Worth…read moreevery penny. We got our tickets about 5 days out from visit. Check in at Visitor Center on arrival to check off your name on the list. Visitor centre has good restrooms, snacks and a few gifts and some very pleasant staff. Next Line up behind the white pilot vehicle and he will guide you in for a few miles where they will check your pass. After that its another few miles to a small carpark with restrooms and then off your go. We did slot canyon. Half a mile walk through amazing scenery/narrow passages through the stone and some climbing over rocks. I found it quite easy but do go before the sun comes out. We started at 9.30 am. After this section, which took us about 40 minutes due to lots of photo ops you will see another sign saying 1 mile to overlook. We almost gave up as the first climb looked hard - its not, just go on. We are in our 60's with dicky knees and it was not issue, just use your bottom when you have to. A light pair of garden gloves would be handy for when your hands scrape the boulders. All practical stuff here, the views speak for themselves. it's stunning and because of the limited access you meet few people along the way. As always with State Parks, check the website for any passes required or closures.

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    Kind of a tight squeeze at times along the trail
    Kind of a tight squeeze at times along the trail
    The first .5 mile
    The first .5 mile
    Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument

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