Nice place to go to get away and stay cool. Really nice…read morepeople that run the campground. Bathrooms are clean. There's a little market down the road so you don't have to drive very far for supplies.

Great place to go camp out if you don't feel like driving far from Albuquerque..This camp site is…read moreonly 14 miles due east.. NMTS.org/rides/cedro peak trails.htm GPS INFO=(lat,long): 35.03306,-106.34972 14700 ft. Great trails for motorcycles,atv,4x4s Make reservations on a campsite 4 days prior at recreation.gov or 877-444-6777 and review the rules before you go..Loud music..riding a dirt bike half naked, stuff like that.. They look down on that kinda. So said the park ranger..

Nice place to camp. Clean rest rooms, some sites have electricity. Water on the grounds, and a dump…read morestation. The campsites are well maintained.

I asked to stay in a tent area. When I got there at night it was very quiet, but I did notice that…read morethere were a lot of RVs in my area. I felt like I was staying in a trailer park more than a camping ground. I woke up to horrible music and motorcycles and when I got out of my tent it looked like I was out in the trailer park projects. They offered bathrooms on the campgrounds. When I got to the bathroom there was only a porta potty toilet, nothing more. I was fine with the bathroom I just didn't like the environment. I grew up camping and I grew up in Boy Scouts and this is not a place for camping.

Okay, I'm not so keen on "getting out" to city mountains, but this was an enjoyable snowshoe hike…read moreto the rim.

Everything about it us beautiful. The drive up. The views. The trails. I can't wait to move to…read moreAlbuquerque. I'll be here all the time.

While the location is very convenient off the 40 it is just a stone parking lot that is Ant city. U…read morehave to pay extra for ur pets. It isnt manned so people do what they want. Several dead birds were in our site. And dog poop everywhere. There is an off leash dog park but campers had their dogs off leash and roaming all over.

You never know what you might end up with in the middle of the desert and Zia was a sigh of relief!…read moreIs it a destination campground, probably not. Is it an incredibly well maintained, clean space to stay the night? Absolutely! Easy in, easy out, level, wide spaces. A swing set for the kids, fenced in dog park and even a little reading library! I loved the text reminder with all the important info.

A beautiful lake and campground. Quiet. Turquoise blue waters. Able to see deer and eagles on your…read moredrive up here. Just wish that the lake levels haven't been so low the past few years to the point where it was impossible to use the boat ramp. Also, having water close to Albuquerque is a necessity and makes the 6 hour roundtrip day trip worth it

This is a nice place to go hiking and kayaking/canoeing. There are several campgrounds in the area…read morebut most of them are closed due to Covid. The hiking and water activities is worth the trip!

Was traveling with my dog, Cooper, from Las Vegas to Tennessee, and decided to stop in Moriarty. It…read morewas a huge blessing to stumble upon Happy Trails. The first thing I noticed when checking in was how very nice everyone working here is. Larry and Sharon are the couple who run it, and they are amazing! Billy and Mike are two very helpful and wonderful guys who you will find here too. Full hook-up RV and Tent camping is available. We just have a little tent and it is all we needed because they have a great clubhouse here, clean bathrooms with showers, laundry room, free wifi, and even free coffee in the morning if you like. The Moriarty area also offers a lot of great food choices, if that is important to you. Ask the staff where to go to eat, if you are a fan of bbq, they will tell you how to find a place with some of the best bbq you will find. We stopped for the night, but ended up spending a week. It felt like home.

Good low-cost place to stay. Nothing special it didn't have a dog park. Couldn't even find any…read moregrass.

Located right next to a freeway on-ramp so convenient and efficient for travelers. All we heard was…read moretruck and car traffic noise all night. I asked for the quietest spot away from full -timers and traffic and was assigned one far away in the back next to the freeway fence and the guy next to us warmed up his diesel truck at 5 am to go to work. Horrible

We found the Kiva RV Park at the end of a long day of driving... no reservations …read more. We got a site and so much more... They shared a pre-ST. Patrick's Day pot lunch of home cooked corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, salads, roasted chicken Alfredo, salads and deserts with all the guests... it was wonderful and we so enjoyed the company of the other guests... we felt at home.... in any case the campground and facilities are clean and well maintained and the folks there couldn't be friendlier! And if you have horses (we did not) those facilities are wonderful! If we find ourselves near there again we will definitely stay... Thanks to you Bob and your sister for the hospitality and thank your daughter for the Girl Scout Cookies too... God bless! Paul & Gretchen L.

Last weekend was the second year I attended a Ladies Retreat with my church friends. The people…read moremanaging the resort are the most accommodating and welcoming folks. The food was delicious. But the hamburger was Amazing!!!! I've never tasted such terrific beef. I'm taking my husband back here even if it's only for lunch. Thank you Kind Manzano Management and Staff.

We attended their Holiday gathering on New Mexican buffet night and had a great time. The staff is…read morebeyond friendly & helpful, the food was amazing, and the overall ambiance was spectacular. They even got THE Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus to attend. Highly recommend everything about the place.

The cabin is adorable, suited our basic needs for the night, and added to our cross country road…read moretrip adventure. It's really a glorified wood shed with electric heat and air conditioning(pray the electric does not go out in town like it did for us), complete with a queen bed, a couch, and a table. RV park has quite a few long term residents, a community two stall bathroom with two pay showers and laundry. We were there in a snowstorm and it would have been nice to have a shovel to clear our porch or make a walking path down to restrooms. Codes to get into cabin and bathroom were way too long to remember. Location was fantastic close to town and highway. We got stuck in Edgewood, New Mexico due to some snow, one hotel in town was booked, reserved this "cabin" through Airbnb

Made reservations and cancelled 2 hours later, they don't give refunds for same day cancellation…read more This place is too close to the freeway!

Coronado Campground is a hidden gem just north of Albuquerque! The sheltered tent campsites are…read moresuper cute with dedicated parking and privacy. Many thanks to the camp host Paul who waited for our arrival past 8 PM and led us to our campsite. We loved the morning mountain views!

I came at 9pm. And I'm parked doing what the paper on the door says to do, register online. This…read moreguy on a UTV came in a very rude and menacing way came to my truck asked me what I was doing. When I said I'm registering online he interrupted me and said to do what the papers on the door say and he will give me paperwork. He did not hear me. He was mean, rude and his body language depicted his tone. I am a female veteran trying to relax for the weekend with my daughter and this kind of attitude is least we need.