Premiere scout camp in New Mexico from tent city to a deluxe tent you will enjoy I attended a…read moreconference so I was inside most of the time conference facilities need updates but are good. If you do not want to bring sheets and towels order the bed in a box Make sure you visit the scout museum and the shop. If you're going on Trek enjoy camping under the stars or rain do not forget the poncho Very good infirmary on site but try to spend your time on the trails and not with doctor Dan Outside the camp is the town so if you need dollar general a dinner or a coffee you may find what you need but Uber is not an option Getting to camp Drive Fly and Drive 227 miles from ABQ or a train to Raton about 40 miles away Shuttle service is available for a fee 100 from ABQ or 25 from train station one way. Plan ahead. Rental cars are not cheap Also if you drive set cruise control unless you want to find out the cost of a ticket.

It's Philmont. Need I say more? I guess I do or I can't leave a review here. Watch your tent in…read morebase camp. Mine had a unwanted inhabitant.

I def recommend this RV park! It has ducks and a pond, sweeping views, trees at each spot, and is…read moreclean and well kept. Management, Bobbie and Jim, are super nice and helpful. It's also easy to navigate and very convenient.

Winter RVing at Sierra Hermosa was so peaceful and the views of the mountains were absolutely…read morepicturesque. Every sunset and sunrise felt like I was in a painting. Simply beautiful. It's not a super fancy RV park by any means but each site does offer full hookups and the site manager was very friendly and helpful. The park is pet friendly, however, there are no poop stations on site. No fear though, the dumpsters are just a short walk away on site. The WiFi was pretty nonexistent at our site. Maybe other locations on site had better luck but we got some internet the first night but after that the signal just kind of faded away/stopped working. Well, what better way to enjoy the snow and nature than to disconnect. I love that this location is away from the sights and sounds of the city. You really feel like you're out there enjoying nature. The drive to Red River isn't too bad of a hike from this park but going to Angel Fire will take about an hour.

RV park is very clean and people were totally friendly. Nice area and quiet which was nice. I've…read morenever stayed in a park where your neighbor was literally 8 ft away. Felt like a sardine. $300 for 3 nights was also way too high to be that packed in. Will also add that the bathroom and shower area was extremely clean and spacious. Wouldn't stay again because of being so close and price.

Even though we booked six or more months ago and told RR we have a 32' 5th wheel with three slides,…read morewe were placed in a camping spot with barely 6 feet on the sides and no where for our truck without having to stick out in the street. When we pulled in our Nextdoor neighbor was 4 feet into our area and the guy across the street had his utility trailer sticking out in the road (the guy at check in said this was acceptable) although both neighbors had room in their spots to park elsewhere.No one was around to move their stuff so we could easily pull into our spot. We almost made it in but caught the utility trailer with our backend. We had no room for chairs or firepit. Management did nothing to help us find a better spot even though several people had not checked in yet. They need to figure out a better system. We saw small units in large spots and lg units in small spots. Had plans to have friends over for dinner Sunday night but no room for tables and to pull out our grill. Very disappointing.

Place is amazing and staff is fabulous! Highly recommend we had a blast going to polio campground!read more

Quiet campground, good location for a basecamp to see historic Cimarron and the Enchanted Circle…read more Marie the new owner was super helpful and friendly setting us up in the right site for our camper and tow. She even offered to take us to Raton to get a tire on our 24' C class motorhome replaced when we discovered the tread was coming off the carcass. Will definitely stay again!

My husbands family booked rooms here for our reunion... when I got there, I was told that the man…read morewe had issues with was no longer there. I immediately felt relief as well as the atmosphere seemed more calm, if that makes sense. We were greeted by a the lady that was there the last time. She was great! Made us feel welcome, was always willing to help with anything we needed. Throughout our visit, the rest of the staff were very pleasant. No issues this time. The rooms are comfortable, gorgeous. The hot tub unfortunately was down for maintenance and the wifi didnt work. But, we will be back. Best vacation/family reunion ever! Thanks Worldmark

When you pull up, it doesn't look like much. But this place was an absolute TREAT. The rooms were…read morerecently renovated and were SO cute. The employees were so sweet and helpful when we needed an early check in AND the convenience of the location itself makes this place worth it. Right at the bottom of the slopes. If I could give this place 1000 stars I would! So so pleased! Keep it up guys!

This is a great RV park for the area. I did not use the cabins or the lodge so can't speak to…read morethose. The RV area isn't fancy. It's a large gravel area with full service hookups. It's level. The back in spots along the river offer a fire pit, a charcoal grill, and shade. They are quiet except for the sound of the river running through, and while close to each other, are situated so your rig is between you and your neighbor for privacy. The gentleman who runs the place, Paulie, is fantastic and wants to make sure all his guests are comfortable and happy. The bathhouse is probably one of the absolute cleanest and nicest I've seen for an RV park. Laundry is $2 a load to wash and $2 to dry. I enjoyed my stay here much better than the place I stayed in Taos and honestly would rather stay here and drive down to Taos than go back there.

There is a lot of spiders inside the lodge I sat on the couch and put my foot on the floor and a…read morespider ran for my leg crawled up a spider also appeared on my bed and one was on my neck saw 9 spiders total

This nice little RV park, is located right outside of Taos and has stellar morning and evening…read moreviews of the sun peaking through the mountains. The hosts were so pleasant and explained how to circumvent the construction on the main road through town. It's a few miles from the Royal Gorge Bridge, and in the other direction, the Taos Pueblo. It was so quiet at night, even though it's right on US64, an occasional car. Not an issue. The skies were so perfect for star gazing as it's far from the Taos city lights, I could even see the veil of the Milky Way. It was amazing. I would definitely recommend this to any traveler. They have full pull through sites, back-in, and a few sheltered tent sites.

This is a great family run and very clean RV park. The spaces are huge and very wide. I had my…read moretrailer parked in one lane, my truck in another lane and still had a 3rd lane available. Packed in like sardines couldn't be further from the truth. The restroom and private shower were spotless. They have a nice little store with all the goodies, including the most sought after goody of them all...ice cream!! Gated entry is always a plus. The wonderful owners were very pleasant and accommodating. I found the surrounding views very pleasant. Road noise was minimal, but most of these places are located off a roadside, no big deal. I will return when I'm in the area. Great home base to explore the enchanted circle or to hike up to Wheeler Peak.

Beautiful RV park and perfect location. Would highly…read morerecommend especially the price. Tiffany, owner, was on property and very nice.

Camp hosts were outstanding and facilities are top notch. We had plenty of space, bbq and table…read more Showers were clean, hot, private and right next to reasonably priced laundry. Small store at office with library and cozy space. Great place to start a bike ride. Thanks Biff!