The following statement is my opinion of the experience I had with 16 Springs campground. I fell…read moreand got injured here because of an unlevel campsite as indicated in the pictures. You can see how unlevel the site was just by the amount of wood shims I needed to place under the stabilizers. I am currently in dialogue with the owners insurance company. Shame on you Stacy, you changed your website rules and policy information section after the date of the injury and told your Insurance company that this is what I had signed during the time of my stay. Tell them the truth. I have an actual screenshot of your old policy section. I had to have surgery for my injury, which was Called a Lisfranc injury. Now I walk with a limp that may be permanent.

We had such a wonderful few days spent here. The drive up is beautiful. It's nice a secluded. They…read moreare dog friendly which is great! Everyone was so nice. Will definitely go back with a group of friends. Yes, there is no wifi or service but after the initial shock it was amazing to get offline. Highly recommend!

My husband & I stayed in The Sacramento Switchback Apartment, it was perfect! It was very clean,…read morefresh & cozy. In the evenings, just before sunset, we enjoyed watching the elk cross the field & wander along the mountain side just across the street. Listening to the elk bulge all night was awesome. Anjelica, our host, was fantastic! We did not experience any issues, but have no doubt she would have handled anything quickly.

First, the RV park is perfect for a weekend away, it's not so crowded due to the fact that is small…read morein the amount of spaces offer for rent, which makes it more of a private get away but the owners have ample property for all the activities a camper likes. Me and my wife hike on their property to beautiful views, grill outside in the night, pay with our pets and got to visit a lot of the local interesting spots which are all locate withing a 10-20 minute drive from the place, making very combinient. And the price includes everything (water, sewage, and electric) Second, the owners are very friendly and welcoming and they are willing to explain to you everything about the area, which its neat because this park was build on historic land, then makes it more special. Overall a great experience and we will defenatly come back again

I have stayed at "rv resorts" that should not be labeled that. But this is the first "rv park" I…read morehave stayed at that should actually be labeled a resort. The staff is extremely welcoming and the spots range in size to handle any size rig. I had no problem with the WiFi, but we don't use it much while in a beautiful area, such as where this park is located. I will stay here as many times as I return to the area.

What a great park! The beautiful setting in the pine trees is so welcoming and comfortable. There…read moreare lots of great birds singing in the trees. There are many nice big sites to chose from. The best part of our stay was the great, friendly service we got from all the owners and staff. Jess, James and Vickey could not have been more friendly, nice and accommodating. We even had the pleasure of meeting Jess' family members Dave and Natha and their beautiful pup, Bug-E. She was the highlight of our visit. We would, absolutely, come back to this park any time we are in this part of New Mexico.

Very quiet location , not too far from Cloudcroft New mexico. My cabin was very cute and had…read moreexactly everything I needed. I would highly recommend this for a weekend getaway or maybe for a whole month .

Being a travel nurse in NM...I must say this park has the best drinking water in NM. Also, lived in…read moreLas Cruces... sorry water.... This park is managed with class! You are not policed when you walk your dog's, take garbage to the dumpster, and will not be threatened to be thrown out of the park if your dog's bark.... This RV park is clean, peaceful, and PERFECT! PERFECT! PERFECT! The people of May Hill, NM, had better thank God! Cody is their Fire chief! So, if you are a busybody...this is no place for YOU! This is the best RV park in NM! Thank You! Cody for having class and managing your park with class and respect.... I wish all RV parks were managed with class like your's....

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!

I had a nice stay. Only one night but I found the staff friendly and the park was very well…read moremaintained in terms of cleanliness. I got a little coupon to go over to pistachio land which was a kitschy little roadside attraction.

What a great spot. Gated entrance. Covered parking and a concrete patio. Full hook up is clean and…read moreeasy to access. The dog park is very large. Even being near the highway it's quiet at night. We were in 606 which is one of the closest to the highway and slept like a baby. We'll be back to this gem in Alamogordo.

After we bought a camper we wanted to head out to Cloudcroft to give it a real go around. Deerhead…read moreCampground obviously isn't desolate camping, but it's in a secluded enough area that many sites were open when we arrived. Normally when we go camping I don't care about wi-fi or cell signal because I'm too busy building fire pits and what not, but when we're at a site that we can't exactly just let our dogs go off and roam (because they will steal people's food... Yogi Bear Syndrome), we tend to be confined to our sleeping arrangement areas; lo and behold, we had cell signal! A+ for that. We Netflixed any time we were going to be inside for longer than an hour. The whole campground is pretty nice. We only saw about half, but it seemed to go a lot further than we ventured while pulling the camper. Each site has space big enough for at least a car and some have additional space for a camper (up to 25 feet long). The sites aren't too close together so that's nice. And most of the area is riddled with benches and a couple of fire pits. While we were here we took our dogs on a hike that followed the campsite/highway. Really beautiful and leisurely walk. There were a couple of rules to this site that you should know... 1. It's $20 to camp or picnic here for one car (a trailer or camper doesn't count as an additional vehicle)/two people any more than that and I think there is an additional fee. 2. Dogs must remain on a leash and they do have people checking. 3. Generators can't be ran past 10 PM and before 6 AM. All in all, I enjoyed this campsite for what it was and if we ever need to find a quick spot to tie us over for the night, this will be our first stop.

I slept in the back of my old rig here. Lots of fun. Vault toilets very clean. At 8700 feet, so…read morestill gets chilly in July. Only gripe is that sunspot highway wraps around the campground but it's still pretty quiet at night. Definitely would be back to escape the heat!

On a drive through the outside edge of the mountain range on our way back to Texas, we came across…read morethis roadside gem where there is nothing else around expect a few houses spread apart, hills, lots of dirt and desert brush, and a ravine behind the buildings were a small creek was running. Very serene and peaceful, mind you the rooster on side was being plenty loud. We stopped as we saw signs for "mountain apples", so curiosity got the best of us and we stopped. It's a run down barn building, wider than deep, and to the left... cages. With goats, chickens, roosters, a donkey, and a camel. If there were others, they were hiding. The camel was funny, as he/she was very vocal. Trying to compete with the rooster, maybe. The barn store had a lot of canned items, jams, beets, sauces, salsas, random veggies. It housed various souvenirs as well. The young lady there was super nice, a Texas Tech student that was home for the holidays. Very neat place. If you're in this area of nowhere, it's a fun place to stop and stretch the legs, get some actual apples that are grown in the area, and pet the camel.

This place has been on my list after a little roadtrip through my homestate. Staying in Ruidoso,…read morethought this would be the perfect opportunity to stop by. 70 miles later, we didn't realize how far away it was. The place was packed! I was surprised at how many unique animals they have here- water buffalo, goats, turkeys, camel, zebra, capybara, kangaroo, donkeys, alpacas, pigs, emus, ostrich, bunnies, etc. We ending up spending a little less than an hour here. I asked them how business had been and they said they had been blessed during this time. We bought 2 pints of cider (one apple and one cherry for $2 each) and a pound of tart apples for $3. They had honeys and jams, nuts and mini pies. It's about $2 to feed the animals and admission costs are all covered by donation. The journey back was a lot quicker and we left happy and full of cider. 2020 #23