This is a very good option to see the Albuquerque attractions. About 10 minutes south of town. No reservations, first come, first served. Can fill up on week-ends. $30 or $125/week. Easy access to I25, but if coming from the south, get ready to make right at first light and go down the hill. Not marked, and happens fast. Turn around a challenge for a big rig. Some train noise, but not a problem. Lake is wonderful for walks and view. WiFi is slow but usable. Bathrooms are very clean and new. Casino is close, but buffet got poor reviews. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed our stay at this very nice park. Sites were very long and wide. Although there are no trees, the offset design of the sites and the wide grassy strip between them provided adequate privacy. Picnic tables under an attractive shelter are at each site. The utility posts, each with a light, are very attractive as well. The park is well maintained. It is adjacent to several small lakes stocked with trout. There are plenty of hiking trails around the lake to enjoy. The WiFi was adequate but not real strong. Cell phones worked well. There is a free shuttle service to the casino nearby. The buffet there was outstanding. There is a railroad crossing at the entrance to the park. There are several commuter trains and two Amtrak trains during the day and two or three freight trains during the night and early morning hours that blow their horns as they approach the crossing. The noise is quite loud. There is also some road noise from nearby I-25. The office employees were not very friendly or helpful. Overall, however, this was a great park. We would return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.