Bosque Redondo Park

Only two other campers. Sunday night so quiet. Lots of flys and minimal shade trees. But right on the pond and a peaceful nights sleep.

I planned out a stop here on a long western tour. I planned to stop for the night. When I arrived, the park was flooded. The area that ran along the lake was not flooded was OK, but it was a road with picknick shelters, much less suitable for camping than the flooded areas would have been. I felt exposed and in-the-way, so I moved on to the next stop. Assuming it dries out, there should always be a place to stop.

After a long drive we pulled in a parked right beside the fishing pond. Liked listening to children play at the ballpark. Area had been recently mowed but found a used syringe in the grass just outside our camper door.

I went there yesterday and was disappointed to see that it was just a parking lot at the visitor center. I ended up going to the state park because it was too hot to not have A/C for my dog

I only stayed one night, but this place is great for longer stays. Very well maintained site with a small grill, picnic table under a canopy, and garbage can. I stayed during the week and there were other people, but each site was very spaced out.

Plenty of room for larger groups, we had a total of 6 tents set up along the west side of the lake. Can be very windy so ensure your tent stakes are decently long. Large amounts of bugs come out during sunset but they don't stick around very long and they are harmless gnats didn't see any mosquitoes. This area has a lot of wildlife like coyotes, hogs, bobcats, and mountain lions so be careful. If you set up camp on the west side of the lake the bathrooms are quite a walk away and there are only two vault toilets. bathrooms were pretty clean and so was the park in general. Numerous shaded picnic tables with grill, and even a few fire rings. Not much shade around. Overall a great stay close to Cannon AFB for a quick weekend trip.

Nice overnight stay. Had the place To ourselves. Dirt sites so rain wouldn’t be fun but you could park on grassy areas likely. Mosquitos are coming out in droves.

Is very quiet. But the time I was here we had some wind. Just broke to 37 miles an hour, but they were few.

Stayed for one night going through NM. The site has a few picnic tables spaces out & a little pond where people were fishing. There were not very many spots & almost no trees to work with (hammocking, etc). There are ants everywhere as well, so I wouldn’t really consider bringing younger kids to this one. However, for two adults just looking for a place to sleep for the night, it was great.

Nice campsites, quiet during the week and weekends can be a bit more people and noise.

This is a quaint out of the way city campground. Quiet and open. We camped near the lake where you could fish with ease from the bank or use the sand boat ramp. There are reatroom buildings around the camp. There are sites away from the water too. Picnic tables and garbage cans at each site. Water would have been a nice thing.

This is a city park. There are picnic pavilions and a porta toilet. The area is clean and has trash cans and cooking grills. Almost no shade spots and the access roads can be pretty rough and muddy in the back. Camping is allowed with apparently no fees.

Nice location, not too far but just far enough off the interstate. Good campsite options, pond you can fish in, picnic tables, atv trails you can walk. Not busy. Only problem is the bugs are HORRIBLE after sundown. Sleeping under the stars, NOT an option. It’s an ideal stop if you‘ll be sleeping in an RV. A tent might be alright too if you’re good at keeping bugs out.