Fantastic romantic historical spot up on the clouds. Worth the crazy drive up in the snow. Watch…read morethat sunset from the tower!! Excellent dinner there too.

Have not personally stayed at the Lodge since we own a cabin - previously 1st Calvary tent a few…read moreblocks away. However, it was a goal to check out the lodge so that I could attest to others on its history. Emily at the front desk was so nice as well as the manager. They allowed me to walk the hotel, have coffee and cookies, take in the historic site and relax. I asked could I see one of the rooms since online the pictures were great and they have kept the original look and feel. the manager said he had step better than a standard room. He handed me a key to look at the Governors suite (see video). I returned the next day after hiking to have lunch and peruse the gift shop. Prices are a little higher, however the food is pretty amazing. I split a burger and chips. Food is great in the bar area. Dinning opens in evening but requires reservations. Pets are allowed for Small fee There is a golf course across the parking lot. Majestic views and well kept greens. don't be surprised but if you find yourself golfing around the deer, elk or wild horses. If you're lucky, you may see snow which makes all that much more beautiful. There is rich history of the lodge hanging in the walls and in areas to read upon. This used to be timber country and the original lodge burned down years and years and years ago. While at the Lodge check out Cloudcroft museum to take in all the history that included the Lodge, baby sanatorium and 1st Calvary visits, where it all started this beautifully small town.

This is a massive motel conveniently located within a short driving distance of White Sands…read moreNational Park, colorfully painted with a nice gift shop in the lobby. The rooms are decently spacious and the bath towels are huge! Downsides include a complimentary breakfast of cold potatoes, cold toast, cold eggs, and pretty good sausage. The shower is weak and oscillates between freezing cold and scalding hot. The amount of hair on the bathroom floor resembles a barbershop and tells me they don't clean the rooms very well.

Nice classic motel with spacious courtyard providing ample parking. Very interesting gift shop…read more Basic breakfast is included with our room. Nice swimming pool. I would definitely stay here again.

Fun time today hiking the Osha Trail. It was tricky as a weather front moved in, but we committed…read moreand by the time we finished the scattered drizzle turned into sunshine. The trails in the national forest were clean, and easy to walk on. The markers on this trail were far and few between, but the trail was pretty obvious. We got to see elk and mule deer along the way. Also noticed on the back side of the trail there is a frisbee golf course. The leaves were turning over their fall colors. I would love to try this or some of the other area trails again in the winter snow. This park is very close to the village of Cloudcroft so if you need anything to prep for your outdoor adventures, you are close. We will return.

I love hiking in this area. Remember to leave No trace behind. Some trails are free, some require…read moreto register and pay $5 Cash fee. Beautiful trees and pines. You can spot birds, elk and deer. The stars might be clearly visible. Remember to drown your fires.

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....

Nice old style motel with a quiet room in the back Clean n…read morecomfy Great rate one night. continental breakfast in room 2. nothing hot. Dennys across the street

We had a wonderful stay at the White Sands Motel in Alamogordo, New Mexico, and it truly exceeded…read moreour expectations. If you are visiting White Sands National Park and looking for a clean, comfortable place to stay in Alamogordo, this is an excellent choice. The motel is a family-owned property, and the hospitality from the owners was exceptional. From the moment we arrived, they were warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. You can immediately tell they take great pride in their motel and care about the experience their guests have. The room and entire property were immaculately clean--honestly cleaner than many larger chain hotels we've stayed in. Everything looked freshly painted, well-maintained, and thoughtfully cared for. The landscaping and exterior were also beautifully kept, which made the whole place feel inviting and safe. What makes the White Sands Motel special is the personal touch you only get from a locally owned, family-run motel. Instead of the impersonal feel of big hotels, you feel like a valued guest here. If you're planning a trip to White Sands National Park, Alamogordo, or southern New Mexico, I highly recommend staying here. It's a fantastic family-owned motel in Alamogordo that offers spotless rooms, great hospitality, and a truly pleasant experience. We will absolutely stay here again on our next trip to White Sands National Park

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.

Good morning on this chilly day and our first report in the new year. We are back from our holiday…read morehiatus and finally getting to report on a road trip to Cloudcroft, New Mexico, during the past Thanksgiving weekend. Join Jasmine and Jim Tritten as they travel south from Corrales down to San Antonio [New Mexico, not Texas], across to Carrizoza, and lunch at the Four Winds Restaurant, then up the hill to Rebeccas's in The Lodge in Cloudcroft. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals at The Lodge, and you will too. Just a short four-hour drive - so you should spend the night. Finally, we breakfasted at Big Daddy's Diner and went back home. Click on the following YouTube link to see our report on these three great dining establishments in our very own New Mexico. All have great food, good service, and settings that made our trip worthwhile. https://youtu.be/cUXFV89Elp0?si=4bhPHQGHgMUg-mu2

We came on a quite night and enjoyed a great meal. Our server, Beth, was very nice, prompt and…read moreattentive. For food, all the options were WONDERFUL! We ordered pistachio crusted trout and most of their specials: vegetable de jour (Brussels sprouts) appetizer (Escargot), soup of the day (Green Chicken Chile pazole), and steak de jour (ribeye) with potatoes de jour (steak fries). For dessert, we opted for the raspberry sorbet which was light and satisfying. Make sure to ask about the keys to the tower, neat to check out and hopefully you can find Judy Garland name carved there! You take take a drink up their and enjoy the view.

Beautiful, quiet park with clean camping facilities. Has restrooms and showers. Great sleeping in…read morethe Chihuahua desert. Close proximity to White Sands and Los Alamos. There is the Dog Canyon trail, which is worth the trek. We didn't make it all the way through due to timing, but will definitely be back to finish.

Quiet and spacious campground for star gazing and close to White Sands NP. We would definitely stay…read morehere again. Friendly camp hosts. They also have sleds to borrow at the camp host station for sledding the dunes at White Sands.