We called and made reservations. We were not able to make monthly arrangements even though we would be in the area 3 to 4 months. We agreed to take a spot on a weekly basis for 50 amp full hookup service. When we arrived, they put us in a 30 amp site saying they had no 50 amp available at the time. Apparently the person who was in the spot we were supposed to be in had not left. We didn't complain. They let us use our adaptor so we were able to pull enough power to let us remain, with the knowledge that we would move to our spot later on in the first week. The next day we are told that not only do we have to move into our spot 1 week later, but also the weekend after that we will have to move to a non-full-hookup site for 8 days, then move back to our weekly site, and then move out at least twice more in the next couple of weeks. What? Why did they make the reservations and tell us they could accomodate us when it was obvious they could not? The monthly seasonal sites are very unkept and it is obvious that this "campground" is more than likely "home" for most of the parks occupants. Most of the rigs could not be considered road safe. Come to find out they only have 2 sites with 50 amp service that have full hook-ups. We would not recommend this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is reasonably well maintained. We would give it a higher rating if some firmer rules were established for the seasonals. Some of their rigs and sites are an eyesore. The park has an attached museum, and there is a kid's play area. All in all, this park is a good opportunity to stay near Albuquerque but not have to deal with the noise and traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We found the RV area to be quite nice, and the people who run it are terrific. After attending an FMCA convention, our mail had not caught up with us so we had to stay in the area over the weekend. With 3,000 coaches leaving the Albuquerque area at one time, we called Turquoise Trail at the last minute, and the owners could not have been more accommodating. Pull through sites are large and level, grounds are clean and well maintained. Owners check grounds continuously. We walked through the tent area, and found it to be quite nice also, with trees and shade, so don't really understand the review that indicated unlevel tent sites. No pool, but in March this was not a problem. Would definitely recommend this spot and will definitely stay here again when in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

From a tenter's standpoint, sites were not level. Tenting area separate from motorhome area and on a slope. Motorhome area more adequately maintained. Restrooms clean. Staff adequately friendly. About 5 miles north of I-40 east of Albuquerque on the Turquoise Trail. We camped here in a camper.