When we visited, only one of three loops was open. The campground is outdated and cramped (built in the 30's) and the majority of the sites are angled the wrong direction and the roadway is tightly hugged by overhanging junipers, making backing a trailer into many of the sites impossible. One of two of the sites can accommodate a ~40 rig if you are skilled and patient. The host mentioned he spent an hour helping a semi rig with a ~40 5th wheel back into one particular spot. About a third of the sites can handle a travel trailer with a box length up to maybe 30'. This is all in reference to the "B" loop. That being said, the entire camping area is being closed June 1, 2010 through Fall 2010 to be completely reconstructed. The host said the new campground will feature larger, properly angled sites and quite a few pull through sites as well. Otherwise it's a very pleasant location. Camping is technically $24 ($12 park entrance + $12 camping). There campground does have a dump station and potable water. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful forested Park Service campground ,not originally designed for large rigs. Narrow road meanders through campground, with lots of low overhanging branches. Short and medium sites that are not all level. Need to drive through first to find an adequate space and use a spotter to park. 40' motorhomes only fit on a few spaces and may not be able to use all the slides. Best access to Bandelier National Monument with great cliff dwellings and hiking trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.