Enchanted Trails Camping Resort

It was a good park. Not great, just good
The sites were level and average space
Their services were good
Wifi was hit and miss even though there was 3 to choose from.
Could have used a little grass for the dog but not much grass in these here parts
Propane on site which is nice
Right next to camping world which is really convenient.
Great price using passport America.

Route 66 !!!
Excellent authentic Route 66 establishment that used to be a trading post back in the day.
Vickie, the owner, is awesome and takes pride in her business.
They have plenty of full hookup spots for
your RV, but also they rent vintage trailers which are cool.
I stayed in a 1969 airstream and again in my own travel trailer.
Looking forward to next visit.

We really liked this place. Quaint and enchanting. I really liked the feel of this place. It was clean, it was cute and we would stay here again.

We have never come to stay in New Mexico, but we use this campsite as our stopping point from San Diego. The owners/​staff are friendly and easy going. This camp doesn’t have intense rules and you can arrive at anytime of night or morning and check yourself in. It is very easy to navigate.
During the summer months they have a nice pool area and I LOVE the vintage décor, inside/​outside of this park. You will see some of the most beautiful vintage trailers on site, they look like they just came off the assembly line.
Inside they have great laundry facilities, a rec room (with even a organ) and tons of puzzles and games for everyone to enjoy. The office/​store has a nice selection of gifts to take home to all the people you didn’t bring on this trip.
Stop in to the office and say hi to Winston, he is the official greeter and a real sweet Scotty.

I’ve stayed at this cute RV park in the past and never was I disappointed. The campground is quaint, the people are friendly, but the women’s restrooms are disgusting! I’ve been here for 3 weeks and no one has cleaned it once. Garbage is emptied, but that is it. One soap dispenser is always empty, the showers are filthy and the toilets look like a frat house. I brought my own cleaning supplies into the bathroom today to clean my shower before I used it. It is sad that this experience will taint my impression of this adorable park.

This cool little place has it all except for gorgeous views and trees. Not much different from most southwestern area campgrounds. Too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter to grow anything but cactus!
But they do have plenty of wide pull-​thru spaces, full hookups, propane, decent prices, a swimming pool, beautiful gift shop, friendly people and a geocache onsite which is what brought us here in the first place. The centerpiece to this little campground is a group of vintage campers and automobiles circled around a picnic bench as if four families were out in the desert camping in the 50’s. Cool little staged setup.
Although we didn’t stay here overnight, we thoroughly checked it out for our next stay. Right along Old Route 66, immediately adjacent to Camping World of Albuquerque