An excellent location. Very quiet. The WiFi only works very near the office. If you do not care about having WiFi at your site, this is a good place to camp. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Not very pleased with this park! First, the owners seem to be very comfortable with the fact that they rent most of the sites every evening so their interest in e was obviously minimal. The park is small, sites are small and are gravel/dirt. Not well kept. The hooks ups were marginal and the cable TV didn’t work. The view is nice but the park has been carved out of a hill side and evidence of erosion is everywhere. The most alarming item was when we were walking the dog and came upon the sign at the edge of the park behind the bed and breakfast part that indicated that we were entering a shooting range!!! Yep, a shooting range behind the park and guess what direction the down range part is pointing at you guessed it the park! Needless to saw we couldn’t wait to get out of there! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed there for a week. The Campground was clean and fairly level. There were dogs in the campground but no dog walk or rules for dogs. The hosts were very friendly. Nice place to park and go visit friend, family etc. We will be staying there again in July 2006. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a ten to fifteen year old campground that added a small Hotel and now has added a new RV section. The new section has 50amp/water/sewer. No cable or phone. The older section had cable wiring, but I can not confirm if the cable is operative. The new section is Big Rig accessable, but go slow. The roads are gravel/dirt and uneven. On check-in they take your money and give nothing, not even a park brochure. We had pets with us, but I can't confirm for sure that they allow pets. I assume they do, but the subject never came up during registration. This RV Park is ok for an overnight stay. The road (dirt) between the old RV park/Hotel and the newer RV section leads to an area of housing that creates a fair amount of traffic. We camped here in a Motorhome.
While this isn't the nicest RV Park we have stayed in, it has a great view, restaurants within walking distance and I believe the only RV Park in Belen. Not a bad place to stay at all, just not the nicest. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice view and location. Easy access from Interstate, yet far enough away for relative quiet. Very nice guest house and lounge, w/ TV, newspaper, coffee, etc. Excellent restaurant just down the hill- try the Cajun Catfish sandwich. My one complaint is that the restrooms are inside and the door is locked until 7 am. This was a problem for us with 3 young children in a non-toilet camper. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This is NOT a state park in spite of the listing. It is owned and run by the Belen Schools. We stayed for a week and were the only campers. A funny park with lots of potential but one big problem. Electricity is all screwed up, bad grounding with voltage fluctuating from 80V to 120V. I was afraid to run electric motors or sensitive equipment. No showers. Bathrooms clean enough but no lights at night. Maintenance person was unconcerned but very friendly. Phone is not always answered and no recorder. No BW dump but free one is located in Belen. Very quiet. Located on the west bank of the Rio Grande. Nature walk through the bosque. Fishing in the irrigation ditches. Farm land surrounding. Few miles from town. Payment is cash only and on honor system. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.