Traveling Route 66 we spent 4 nights at the Tucumcari Elks Lodge. The only other people in the lodge when we arrived only one other couple was in the lounge were staying in an Elks RV spot. The RV sites are a combo of grass and gravel. 30 and 50 amp available with running water. Several Elk members either walked or drove out to welcome us to the area and invite us inside, to use the pool or the showers. We felt very welcomed. read more

While traveling, we always try Elks Lodges along our path. Tucumcari was a great find. The bartender was very welcoming and friendly. The locals were wonderful and also very welcoming. The lodge has a pool where local kids come to swim all summer long. They only have food on weekends, but I'm sure it's good. We'll be back in 2 weeks and this is a must stop!! read more

Great people, quiet RV parking, and the pool open to all Elks at no charge. read more

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They have camping here but it's only for Elks members which isn't clear on their website. I'm on a bicycle and their camping area was empty. It was 95 and was just looking to sleep for a few hours. Lady who answered the door was rude. She suggested an RV Park that's been closed for 10 years. Even argued with me saying it was open. It's clearly abandoned and has been for years. read more

Nice friendly full of good friendly people. Lots of people watching the game on big screen TVs. We parked our RV in back. Had a nice quite sleep. Awoke the next morning to a beautiful view. I suggest folks to join their local Elks Lodge- it is a great way to give back to your community. They always have something fun going on. Once your an Elk (for the low price donation of about $100) you can travel and visit over 2,000 Elks Lodges across the USA. read more