RV Park

If you’re headed through Albuquerque in an RV, you’re gonna cross paths with two major highways: I-40 and I-25. And while these roads are pretty straightforward on a map, driving an RV in Albuquerque highways traffic? That’s a whole different story. Especially if you’re pulling 30+ feet of home-on-wheels behind you. But don’t sweat it—whether […]

Some places just get under your skin. You roll in thinking it’s just a few nights, maybe a week tops—and next thing you know, you’re checking your calendar to see how long you can stick around. That’s the story for a lot of RV travelers who end up staying longer at Albuquerque RV Park. And

There’s Just Something About This Place… You know how sometimes, a spot just gets under your skin—in the best way? For many travelers cruising through the Southwest, Albuquerque RV Park is that place. It’s not just a convenient stopover. It’s a return kind of place. The sort of park that sticks in your memory long

So you’re parked near Albuquerque and itching to hit the trails? Good call. The village of Tijeras, just a quick drive east from the city, is one of those under-the-radar gateways to some of New Mexico’s best hiking and mountain biking. It’s rugged. It’s quiet. It’s got that high-desert magic with just enough elevation to

If you’re looking for a place to park your RV and actually stay awhile—not just overnight—Albuquerque might just surprise you. Especially if you land at a resort that understands long-term travelers and offers seasonal perks to make it even better. That’s where we come in. This guide is for folks thinking about sticking around a

Traveling by RV has a charm all its own. The open road, the flexibility, the stars above your roof—and, of course, the chance to taste your way through new places. If you’re parked in Albuquerque, New Mexico, you’re in for a real treat. This city is quietly stacked with restaurants that’ll surprise you—in a good

If you’re rollin’ into Albuquerque in your RV, one place you absolutely have to carve out time for is Sandia Peak. With jaw-dropping mountain views, cool pine forests, and that iconic tram ride—it’s a must-do kind of spot. And the best part? It’s easy to explore from a centrally located RV base in Albuquerque—you can

New Mexico might just be one of the most underappreciated road trip states in the country—especially for RV travelers on a budget. We’re talkin’ sweeping desert landscapes, quirky roadside towns, killer green chile, and more starry skies than you can count. And the best part? You can see a whole lot of the state without

Traveling with the whole fam in an RV? Then you already know the stakes are high. You’ve gotta find things that’ll entertain the kids, won’t bore the adults, and—most importantly—don’t leave everyone hangry or cranky before lunch. Lucky for you, Albuquerque is packed with family-friendly attractions that strike the right balance between fun, learning, adventure,

Desert travel in an RV is one of those things that sounds dreamy at first — wide open skies, red rock canyons, silent sunsets. And honestly, it is all that. But it’s also intense. Unforgiving, even, if you’re not ready. Whether you’re headed to Albuquerque, Tucson, Moab, or anywhere in between, the desert doesn’t mess