I have a friend here in Prescott who's a 73 yr old Vietnam vet. He's been a fishing buddy of mine…read moreand he happened to get stranded in Carrizozo New Mexico. I was very concerned he would need medical attention he didn't seem like himself. Something was not right and I am 8 hours away from the location he was calling From. I called the chamber of commerce to see if there was a nearby VA and what kind of services would be available in that location. Well this absolute angel answered the phone named Gwendolyn who took the time to research the area to give me 3 very helpful immediate resources to help this veteran. She was not only patient, but a volunteer who went above and Beyond to follow up that he was ok and in a safe place while waiting for help. Being I don't know this area and never heard of it until that day, she was helping me with very helpful insight and information about Carrizzozo. Knowing there are Americans like Gwendolyn that care and respect our veterans and others who may be in distress without having a $ always connected to it. It instills more inspiration of faith and confidence that there's a lot of good people doing right in this world even though it seems crimes and negativity makes more headlines. Thank you Gwendolyn for being an excellent source of help at the Chamber of Commerce there.

Super little town. We're staying in an RV park here for a couple of months, actually trying to find…read moreproperty to purchase here. Everywhere we go, the people are super nice, very friendly and really eager to help in any way.

Old Lincoln Town Luminaries The jewel of American frontier…read moretowns, flickers with Luminaries on a Christmas Eve night. Driving into town you notice a line of flickering lights winding threw the one road in Lincoln. This was so beautiful I had to go again like it was an amusement park ride, but it was the most charming effect being in 2007 where we are accustomed to quick thrills , costly visual effects. A thousand lighted candles are all we really need. Travelers turn of their car lights as they meander back threw time, What a comfort for travelers, A sweet surprise on a Christmas eve in Lincoln. What else can be better with Santa in town at the Old Community Church?

Incredible beautiful, unique pieces! Most of all, Bruce and Lori make you feel like they would…read morespend all day answering questions and telling their stories. Educational on many levels- from geology and engineering to work ethic and doing something you love. If you are near Ruidoso, go see them.

I needed my suit to be altered. Great friendly service she even steamed & ironed my suit.read more

Located on the intersection where US-80 splits from US-380, there is a sign pointing the way to a…read morehistorical marker. Not being one to miss an opportunity, I stopped to check it out. The park area is easily accessible even though there is some road work nearby. I had no trouble getting my sprinter van into the rest area and out again. The park has very little shade and I would not recommend venturing into the scrub grass lest you encounter the local wildlife. The park has a sign with local history of Lincoln NM and the "Beautiful Hondo Valley" of which I would not disagree. It is very scenic here and I suggest you make the stop. [Review 17463 overall - 73 in New Mexico - 981 of 2022.]

Great place to stop and honor our veterans. Right off the road you can't miss it. Down the road…read morefrom Fort Stanton. Beautiful grounds and monuments. 3 flags fly there. The USA, New Mexico and the POW. They have a place where you can type in a name and it will tell you where the soldiers are buried. Very clean and well kept.

The best place to stay in an RV. It was heaven for me! This is nature at its best. From the flora…read moreand fauna, to the animals around (horses, birds, elks, etc) and most especially - the night skies! A much deserved perfect 5 stars. Unforgettably memorable.

DEFINITELY A MUST SEE! Brad took me to this amazing spot on top of the mountain above the clouds!…read moreAbsolutely breathtaking! 360 degrees of unobstructed views. You will need to drive 5 miles up the mountain to reach the top and by the way this is on a dirt road. We made it in a car so just be extra careful and you should be just fine. You will feel on top of the world!