Besides me having to change 3 of the 4 soaps, 1 of the 2 paper towels, and 1 of the toilet papers myself over the course of our 5 night stay, the park was clean, well priced, and well located. Might stay here again next time but might also check out some of the other rv "resorts" in the area that have some nice amenities for not much more per night. Also park is RIGHT on the road, so not much peace and quiet to be had. All and all not a bad stay! read more

We booked the month of July 2024 at Monte Verde RV Park in Angle Fire NM. First impressions the spots are extremely close together, bring your own internet source, the Wi-Fi at the park is worse than dial up internet. During the time we were there we were not able to stream TV. The park is located where cell service is almost non-existent, so trying to stream over cell service was also useless. After we were there for a day, one of the 2 toilets in the restroom started leaking water on the floor, a lot of water. I texted the number we had for a contact because no one was in the office. Never saw anyone in the office the whole week. When we left the toilet was still leaking on the floor 5 days later after reporting it. We had to leave after a week to take one of our dogs to the ER in Houston. Also note there are several large unleased dogs that roam the property. One was aggressive towards our small dog. As I mentioned we had planned to stay for a month, so I had a Amazon shipment delivered to the Park office. We had to leave because of our animal emergency before the delivery arrived. I did receive Amazon confirmation of delivery. The Owner\Manager has refused to forward our small package to us. I have repeatedly asked, and they will not answer. So be warned this is the kind of people who are running Monte Verde RV Park in Angle Fire NM. read more

This is a very good campground. Not a high end resort with all that drama. Park was very clean and sites are fairly level. WiFi is EXCELLENT. Didn't use the on park facilities due to COVID. Staff were very nice with distance check in via email and text. read more

Great location near trails and and the ski resort. We stayed one night as we were on a road trip hitting multiple spots. I wish we had more time to stay here and explore the area, tons of hiking and biking trails as well as the ski resort. The owner Joe was very professional and accommodating ( we came to check in after night skiing so the office was technically closed). If we are ever in the area we will be back without a doubt. read more

Great little campground. Me and a friend stayed here for the opening weekend at AF bike park. The couple that owns the place (new owners as of September 16) are incredible. They're young, and extremely eager to keep their customers happy. They're both extremely busy making improvements non stop. Clean restrooms, great location (1 mile from the mountain). Going back to the bike park later this summer, and have no question on where I'm staying. Great place and GREAT owners make this one an easy review. Keep it up guys!!!!!! Aaron read more

I can understand why RVers like this place, but DON'T tent camp here. We got there late because of the holiday weekend. The owner had left us a bathroom key but no other instructions. This wouldn't have been a problem if a map was available of the site or if we had been assigned a site. Virtually no communication. We had to ask some other campers where tents were supposed to be set up. Tent camping consists of a yard in front of the owners house (where she watches you like a hawk). No privacy from her or other campers. Parking was across the way, far from the tent yard unless you wanted to camp literally 10 ft away from the camp office/owners house. RVers get power hookups and all kinds of amenities. Tent campers have no access to power unless they hook into an empty RV spot (not something I normally expect out of a tent camp site, but at $15/person/night I expected something amazing). There are no fire-rings, even though there was no fire ban. Not even any bushes to give some sort of semblance of privacy. Just a flat, grass yard. There is a "pavilion" which is a half shelter with two picnic tables... At $15/night/camper and pay-for showers, this place is a total rip off. I would never go back. We only stayed because it was the holiday weekend and we didn't have any other options. We kept wondering why people would pay for this, and the answer is they wouldn't unless they didn't know and didn't have another choice. For as much as they charge, they really don't seem to like tent campers. RV'ers got wifi passwords, but not the tent campers (not just us, multiple campers asked if we had gotten one). The owner somehow has a reputation for being a great person, but I don't understand how. She was rude to us everytime we talked to her so we avoided interactions as much as we could. Also, double stay away if you're a mountain biker - she seemed to have some sort of special prejudice against you. When she was lecturing me about never leaving the bathroom door unlocked because "There's lots of mountain bikers around here that are hot to trot for a free shower." Keep in mind, even if they could get in... it's still a quarter for 2 minutes of shower time!! I have had a lot of vacation experience at this point. VRBO, AirBnB, resorts, hotels, backpacking, and car camping. This was by far the worst customer experience I've ever had. On the bright side, the site was clean, it was close to Angel Fire, and it was on the highway if you're ok with the traffic noise for the ease of access. read more

10 stars, I stayed for skiing Cheapest yet nicest RV park I've stayed at , and with the UPMOST quality of service and atmosphere. Family run, they really make you feel at home. One of the owners even went out of her way to give me a ride into town! The location is gorgeous. I spent at least an hour taking photos. There is a very clean bathroom/shower house on sight. read more

I just want to let everyone know out there if you are planning a stay in Angel Fire, New Mexico at a RV Park....Please Please give Monte Verde RV Park a chance or another chance...They have new owners which are awesome!! They are young and energetic and they are making some changes..We were there this summer and I was so glad I was there to meet them. You will have an awesome time with beautiful scenery to look at!! So please go and check it out!! You will not be disappointed... Love to Joe and Melody and have a great winter... Paula M. read more

Spent 4 nights here last week. This was out maiden voyage in a remodelled Airstream Argosy, and we are very new to RVing. Joe and Melody made it a memorable trip, and set the bar very high for service. When we called to book only two weeks before July 4th, we were able to get the last spot. Joe wanted to make sure we could back in OK, so he re-arranged some others to get us space 19. It was perfect. We arrived a little earlier than we expected, still late afternoon, and were promptly invited to a cookout and the fireworks at Eagle Nest Lake. Wow. Quite a welcome. We immediately made friends. Everyone was so nice and helpful. We decided to stay another day at Angel Fire, and the campsite found a way to let us even though they were booked. Overall impression; excellent campground and well managed facility. Clean. Quiet. Friendly. Great value. We are falling in love with the area and will be back. read more

Monte Verde RV Park is under new ownership.Melody and Joe took over in September 2017. I stayed in the house on the property (it's up on VRBO and AirBnB). It was cute, spacious, clean, and quiet (this was what I really wanted...a few days away from Denver in a quiet, calm area). Melody and Joe friendly, responsive, and welcoming. I didn't experience the previous reviewers issues; Melody and Joe would say hi if I was out and about walking and ask if I needed anything, but other than that they left me alone. Also, a bunch of trees were delivered when I was here. Joe told me he wanted to plant more trees for the tent campers for privacy. He also said he wanted to build a new pavilion. Melody and Joe have some good ideas for the park. I would strongly urge the previous reviewer to come back and give Melody and Joe a chance. It sounds like the previous owners weren't the most hospitable. read more

Summary: Overpriced grassy lot that calls itself a campground, in a stunning location Disclaimer: The two RV areas in the campground were chock full of satisfied campers. Seems like that side of the business is running smoothly. Tent camping, not so much. This is a review for those considering tent camping at this location. PROs: View, proximity to AngelFire, the strangers you share a camping space with might give you s'mores, clean wash house. Cons: Unreasonably priced, lacking basic components of a tent campsite. Monte Verde RV Park has a stunning location, sharing a valley of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with Angel Fire, NM. The area offers day and night awe inspiration, including a wonderfully dark night sky, and a palette of sky art in sunrises, sunsets, and far away rain storms over the mountains. The beauty of the area doesn't disappoint. But, the campground sure does. First, it's not a campground. It's a plot of grass, in front of the owner's home, with a community rain shelter. A lovely storage yard shares in a good chunk of that view. With no marked trails leading out of the campground, you can't really get around that obstruction without violating LeaveNoTrace. While not listed as a walk-in campsite, the designated parking is a good 40 yards away, so lots of hauling at cooler back-and-forth from the car to the two picnic tables shared with all tent campers. You can trade proximity to the rain shelter for proximity to your car, if you don't mind being right across the gravel path from the owners' front window. The wash house was actually quite nice. Having to carry around a key for it at all times was kind of a hassle. The ladies side was a well-lit single shower, toilet, and separate sink areas all with no odor whatsover. (Although time to replace that bath mat. Ew.) Now, let's talk about how they charge for all those amenities. $15 PERSON/NIGHT. That's right, per-person. If it were a party of six, that would be $90 per night. Three times as much as a comparable campground at some of the US' most popular and sought-after camping destinations. Except they're not really comparable. Those campsites have their own picnic table, a parking spot right nearby, at least one or two trees or shrubs to designate your area from your neighbors. - Canyon / Grant Village in Yellowstone: $28/night, for a limit of six people. - Estes Park campground near RMNP: $30/night, also for a party of six. References: https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htm http://www.evrpd.com/district-facilities/campgrounds/274-rates-reservation-guidelines Overall, it seems like this is a successful RV camp that tried and failed to add tent camping as an afterthought. Angel Fire and the surrounding area is beautiful and enjoyable enough, even on a rainy day, to make up for the disappointment that was this camping location. But I'll be looking elsewhere to pitch my tent when I return read more

New and clean restrooms and showers. Decent shaded spots. Suffers from road noise. Swimming pool and hot tub disappointing.

Love this place. Owners wonderful and very informative. Small park with wonderful views that can accommodate big rigs. Only has 30 amp but really don't need more as weather here is beautiful in the summer. Stay here 1 month every summer. read more