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A calm, down-to-earth guide to wellness, relaxation, and mindful travel in NM Traveling by RV is one of the most freeing ways to see the country—but it can also be surprisingly exhausting. Long drives, packed schedules, crowded attractions… even the fun stuff takes energy. That’s why more RV travelers are weaving wellness routines into their […]

Your relaxed, scenic guide to the most beautiful sunset spots in Albuquerque There’s something special about sunsets in New Mexico. They hit different. The air cools off, the sky lights up in wide strokes of orange, violet, red, and soft desert pinks… and for a few minutes, everything feels still. No matter how many sunsets

If you’ve ever tried to photograph the desert and found that your shots just didn’t do it justice, you’re not alone. The desert around Albuquerque is full of life, contrast, and magic—but it takes a bit of know-how to really capture it. Whether you’re a full-time RVer, a weekend traveler, or just someone who can’t

If you’re RVing through New Mexico and not planning on tasting the legendary green chile, you’re missin’ out on a cornerstone of local culture. Green chile isn’t just a topping here—it’s a way of life. And if you’re parked at or near Albuquerque RV Park, you’re perfectly situated to try some of the best spicy

Fall in New Mexico is something else. While the state is best known for its desert landscapes and adobe charm, autumn surprises with color-soaked canyons, golden cottonwoods, and mountain slopes painted in fiery reds and oranges. If you’re thinkin’ about a fall foliage RV trip around Albuquerque, now’s the perfect time to map it out.

If you’re rolling into Albuquerque with your rig and a craving for a good pint, you’re in for a treat. The city’s got a vibrant craft beer scene with loads of RV-friendly spots where you can sip, stay nearby, and maybe even meet fellow travelers swapping road stories. This guide is for RVers looking to

There’s nothing quite like the quiet beauty of the desert. Wide-open skies. Stark, sunbaked landscapes. Nights so clear you can pick out constellations you didn’t even know existed. But with that beauty comes responsibility—especially when it comes to managing waste. Unlike lush campgrounds or RV parks with full hookups, desert camping often means limited infrastructure.

One of the most rewarding parts of RV life is connecting with the communities you pass through. Sure, sightseeing and relaxing at a park are great — but rolling up your sleeves and helping out somewhere new adds a whole other layer to the journey. Albuquerque, New Mexico, is an especially good place for this.