Other amenities include a large open-air rally shelter with gas grills and picnic tables, pickleball courts, sand volleyball, and horseshow pits. While rates are advertised as $50 and $60 on their website (before Good Sam discount), the special rate through the end of February is $30 per site. There are also some “Luxury” sites with 100A electric service. A mixture of pull-through and back-in sites, each has water, sewer, 30/50 power a grassy area with a picnic table and fire ring. The full hookup sites offer plenty of space, some even with 16 foot wide pads. Opened just last August, this RV Resort really does live up to its name.

Now we know what it must feel like to go down the road in the trailer! Right now (about 10AM) the winds are gusting to about 50 miles per hour – our side-to-the west is providing a very bumpy “ride” as we work inside. Having arrived yesterday in winds gusting to about 15 miles per hour, we’ve decided to stay put here in Albuquerque and await the passing of a cold front.

Selecting site #1145 on the far end of the park, we’re behind a small hill and experienced a very quiet night. Since it sets behind the Casino, Hotel and several restaurants we were hopeful that the nearly constant I-40 truck traffic noise would be reduced. This is a huge RV park, with 100 sites spread out across 50 acres. It seems that nearly all RV Parks in Albuquerque are along either I-25 or I-40 and most of the reviews mention road noise. After a brief stop at Trinidad Lake State Park on Sunday night, we’ve make the as-normal very windy transit of Trinidad to Albuquerque and are parked at the new Route 66 RV Resort about 15 miles west of downtown along I-40.

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