Several cabin accommodations are available near Aztec, New Mexico, with options such as Moore's RV Park & Campground, Homestead RV Park, and Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat offering cabin rentals with varying levels of amenities. Moore's RV Park features cabins with electric hookups and access to shared facilities including showers, toilets, and a swimming pool. The cabins at Homestead RV Park provide basic accommodations with electric hookups and picnic tables outside each unit. For those seeking more privacy, Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat Wild-u-can provides cabins with drinking water, picnic tables, fire pits, and access to showers and toilets. One visitor noted, "We stayed in a 'cabin,' in the summer, basically a bunk house with two bunk beds and a little foyer. Still, a nice break from the tent for the kids and I."
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. For more comfortable stays, Oasis RV Resort and Cottages in nearby Durango offers cottage-style cabins with greater amenities, operating from May through mid-October. Most cabins in the region require reservations, particularly during summer months when occupancy rates are highest. Pet policies vary by location, with Moore's RV Park and Homestead RV Park allowing pets in their cabin accommodations, while Navajo Dam Glamping does not permit pets. A camper at Oasis RV Resort shared, "Stayed in a cabin in the summer... Best part about it was convenience. Easy to downtown Durango, Mesa Verde and easy to find driving back late from a day exploring."
Most cabins include basic furnishings but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations, with some offering only outdoor fire pits for cooking while others provide basic kitchen equipment. Moore's RV Park has an on-site market for basic provisions, and Homestead RV Park is situated near shopping areas in Kirtland. Campers staying at cabins near Aztec should plan to bring their own cooking supplies, food items, and personal items, as amenities can be limited. While electricity is standard in most cabin rentals, heating and cooling options differ, with some properties providing seasonal climate control systems.
$45 / night
"This is an RV Park with many RV Spaces, tent sites, and some cabins for rent. The RV sites are easy to get into, relatively level, and have tables and grill/fire pits."
"Wide spaces with picnic tables and grills. Showers, laundry, dog park"
"The camping discount didn’t seem to be available online, only upon registration.) There’s a camp store that sells souvenirs and beer."
"Flush toilet restrooms are available and there are showers and a laundry a few miles away where the café, store, and gas station are located."
$47 - $197 / night
"Very nice RV / Cabin / Tent resort in Durango, CO. Full service, laundry facilities, pickleball court, grills in the public area, pool during summer months."
"CUSTOMER SERVICE: Friendly staff; shuffled our stay around so we could extend and not relocate during the week. WIFI/ CELL SERVICE: Camp wifi and speed seemed to work really well!"
"Great laundry with big washers and driers and lots of space to fold clothes. The bathrooms are big and very clean. Owner was so great and so kind. Will stay again when passing through."
"Maybe a little pricey but we were running out of daylight - the staff were really nice and the park is quiet even though it's near a main road. Bathrooms were nice!"
$100 / night
"Navajo Dam has an awesome glamping setup on top of some cliffs overlooking the area. Check them out and make sure to leave a review on the Dyrt!"
"Several cabins, bathrooms & showers also available, but closed our week (scary virus). Nice, clean, non-heated pool was a plus. Friendly, helpful campsite hosts."
"It was very woodsy, and secluded! It was quiet a hike up and down a hill to go to the bathrooms. I loveeee that they have a dog park!"
$20 - $41 / night
"Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. Our spot #136 had 50amp hookup and water, although the water leaked pretty badly."
"The campgrounds are spread all throughout the lake which reaches from Northern New Mexico into Colorado. The Marina is newly remodeled and expansive."
"Great park for larger RV's we have a 40 ft toy hauler plus the added ramp patio plenty of room. Park is very clean and quiet plus pet friendly. Lots of large Ponderosa pine for shade and scenery"
"Large sites with a picnic table and fire ring. Quiet and large park grounds to enjoy. Owner was very nice"
"Our back-side neighbors had to move their picnic table back in order to accommodate our driver-side slide (the distance between our extended slide and their trailer is about 8 feet."
"Great location, kid friendly, and pet friendly. Restrooms/showers and laundry were very clean and well maintained. Recommend!"
$20 - $90 / night
"Spacious, level ish sites with gravel parking/picnic areas, big common areas and horseshoe pits, games to borrow at the gatehouse. Vault toilets are clean."
"Beautiful, spacious sites with well maintained facilities, picnic tables and fire rings. Depending on the site, you have nice views through the trees to the surrounding mountains."
GuideRV sites, some tent sites and cabins. Cabins have a single and a bunk, power, porch light, picnic tables and firepit. Office has firewood. Bathrooms are stall, showers are stall/ curtained. Camp was clean and well kept. We brought a small grill and scavenged rocks to set it on; ate like kings. Great views of star as from this elevation.
LegendMy family and I stayed here for 3 nights in late July in a 34-foot travel trailer. We made reservations over the phone and found the customer service to be exemplary (I called at the last minute to both cancel and then later to re-instate my reservation when we had car trouble on the way). When we arrived the check-in process was straight forward and easy. The roads are gravel but well-graded and the majority of the sites are pull-thru. We had no trouble getting into ours, however, we found rather quickly that sites are extremely close together. Our back-side neighbors had to move their picnic table back in order to accommodate our driver-side slide (the distance between our extended slide and their trailer is about 8 feet. But... we all made it work. There is a 10 pm lights-out policy to cut down on light pollution and see the stars. And the people who camped next to us were considerate.
The campground has lots of amenities. A log cabin (rec center) with pool, video games, TV with DVD library, books, and board games. Laundry with decent pricing. Mini-golf ($3 per person). A nice pool and hot tub. A dog park with agility obstacles. Nice playground. Wifi signal is strong with decent bandwidth (they discourage streaming). Next door is a horseriding stables ($40 an hour, $25 for a half hour); the horses come up to the fence and love to be petted. The store in the office is small but has the basic amenities. Groceries can be purchased in Cortez, a 15-minute drive away. And, of course, Mesa Verde National Park is right across the road, less than 5 minutes to the visitor center. The only downside (besides the tightness of the spaces) is that dumpster was very full and near to overflowing.
Overall we enjoyed our stay here, and thought the location to the park and local area was perfect. Would recommend and definitely stay here again.
LegendMorefield Campground is the only campground in Mesa Verde National Park, but be forewarned, you might just experience a little sticker shot at the price. Cost for a tent site with NO hookups was almost$35 after taxes. The campground does has flush toilets and wifi through out the campground. Next to the camp store are showers and a coin laundry. Each campsite has a picnic table, tent pad and metal fire ring. The campsites really vary in appearance, some are out in the open right next to each other, other are in the trees and bushes which gives you a little more privacy, but most are still right next to another very close site. Some other these are perfectly level areas, others will have you going up of down stairs. The sites with stairs seemed to be slightly more secluded. While it was nice to have restrooms with running water, their was no way to dry your hands, so bring a towel with you as they have no paper towels or air driers for you hands. Water could be found at the restrooms. For you trash you had to find the one dumpster in the middle of the camping loop, but be warned, it could be difficult for some to open. I was a bit disappointed that the campground wasn't kept in better shape, especially for the price they were charging. Several campsites were closed due to needing repair, and the trail from the camp loop to the store was falling apart, it is need of new pavement or just remove it and go to a dirt path. They have Wifi, and said it was better the closer to the restrooms you were, but if a few people are using it, it really slows down. The Wifi was nice as you have no cell service in the campground. All in all this is a nice campground except for the price.
GuideVery nice RV / Cabin / Tent resort in Durango, CO. Full service, laundry facilities, pickleball court, grills in the public area, pool during summer months. We chose a mountain view site, which does have lovely views, but the reason for the review title is it is directly above the freeway and we needed earplugs for the traffic noise. Amending to note it is a very well-maintained RV=tent/cabin park, clean restrooms, clearly marked laundry, friendly staff.
LegendThis campground inside Mesa Verde National Park is run by Aramark, a major hospitality company, which has its pros and cons. First, it’s more expensive than most national park campgrounds at $36 per night, even for dry tent sites. We were able to get half price with our America the Beautiful senior pass, which also got us into the park for free. Otherwise entry would have been $30 this time of year. (The camping discount didn’t seem to be available online, only upon registration.) There’s a camp store that sells souvenirs and beer. There are endless showers that are free with your camp registration, sanitized after every use. There are paid laundry machines. There are also many dumpsters and drinking water faucets. Toilets with running water are pretty clean, but there was no soap dispenser in the men’s room on the tent loop. We had no trouble getting a walk-up tent site. Some sites have shade trees and tent spots. All have picnic tables and fire rings, although a burn ban is in effect. The combination of Covid and the burn ban led to closure of many trails, the museum, and the visitors center. The beautiful native dwellings and some incredible geological overlooks are less than half an hour’s drive to the south. Also check out Mesa Verde Voices podcast. Very informative.
GuideCUSTOMER SERVICE: Friendly staff; shuffled our stay around so we could extend and not relocate during the week.
WIFI/ CELL SERVICE: Camp wifi and speed seemed to work really well! I could use email and stream videos with no delay; however we used a hot spot for work calls to be more clear, but their wifi probably could have been fine to do so. 2 of 4 bars AT&T but calls came in fine throughout the entire park.
SITE: Pretty campground layout. Love the"S" curved pull thru sites. We had an"S" shaped site with nice privacy and ease of arriving and leaving because of design. The sites all seemed to be nicely spaced from one another and private even though you are nearby. There were some views and there were a few pretty fall trees and a vacant pasture to look at while sitting at the picnic table. A small creek flows along the edge of site 23. Full hookup; level site; heated water so didn't have to worry about pipes freezing during stay; fire pit; grill; full sun site; rock roads but well maintained and not too dusty; light road noise. I'm sure the sites closer to the highway are louder near the campground entrance; no bugs in October that we experienced.
OTHER: Nearby Walmart and shopping center. About 20 min drive from Historic Downtown; about 5 minutes from Anytime Fitness gym. Laundry room was small and they didn't clean our clothes very well, but it was kept clean.
LegendNice campground but a bit pricey
Morefield Campground is the only campground in Mesa Verde National Park, but be forewarned, you might just experience a little sticker shot at the price. Cost for a tent site with NO hookups was almost$35 after taxes. The campground does has flush toilets and wifi through out the campground. Next to the camp store are showers and a coin laundry. Each campsite has a picnic table, tent pad and metal fire ring. The campsites really vary in appearance, some are out in the open right next to each other, other are in the trees and bushes which gives you a little more privacy, but most are still right next to another very close site. Some other these are perfectly level areas, others will have you going up of down stairs. The sites with stairs seemed to be slightly more secluded. While it was nice to have restrooms with running water, their was no way to dry your hands, so bring a towel with you as they have no paper towels or air driers for you hands. Water could be found at the restrooms. For you trash you had to find the one dumpster in the middle of the camping loop, but be warned, it could be difficult for some to open. I was a bit disappointed that the campground wasn't kept in better shape, especially for the price they were charging. Several campsites were closed due to needing repair, and the trail from the camp loop to the store was falling apart, it is need of new pavement or just remove it and go to a dirt path. They have Wifi, and said it was better the closer to the restrooms you were, but if a few people are using it, it really slows down. The Wifi was nice as you have no cell service in the campground. All in all this is a nice campground except for the price.
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GuideThis is a good-sized campground consisting of several different one-way paved loops for access. Most of the sites are back in but there are some pull throughs. There are a mix of tent and RV camping sites. Flush toilet restrooms are available and there are showers and a laundry a few miles away where the café, store, and gas station are located. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring that can also be used for grilling. One section provides full hookups but most of the sites are for dry camping. There are several dump stations with fresh water available in the park. The information on the campground indicates 30 feet as the maximum size but some sites will accommodate rigs to 40 feet. Most of the sites are pretty level and are typically grass but a few have gravel. The area consists of small oak trees but only a few sites have shade. Our Verizon and AT&T hotspots did not work in the campground. Cell service was spotty and that was true through the national park. There is wifi in the campground that was pretty good most of the time. Good enough for email but not usually enough for streaming.
TravelerThe staff is friendly, attentive, and accommodating. Great location, kid friendly, and pet friendly. Restrooms/showers and laundry were very clean and well maintained. Recommend!
Cabin accommodations near Aztec, New Mexico offer options within 30-50 miles of town, mostly situated along Routes 550 and 160. The elevation ranges from 5,300 to 7,500 feet, creating distinct temperature variations between cabins in valley areas versus those at higher elevations. Summer cabin rentals typically fill 2-3 months in advance, particularly at locations with lake access or proximity to Mesa Verde National Park.
Fishing access: At Navajo State Park, cabin visitors can fish for rainbow trout, brown trout and yellow perch in the reservoir. "The Navajo Dam Spillway is impressive. We were told there is great trout fishing nearby," notes a camper. Park officials recommend morning fishing when water temperatures are cooler.
Horseback riding: Cabin guests at Ancient Cedars Mesa Verde RV Park can access horseback riding directly adjacent to their accommodations. "Next door is a horseriding stables ($40 an hour, $25 for a half hour); the horses come up to the fence and love to be petted," a visitor explains. Rides run April through October, weather permitting.
Evening recreation: Many cabin locations offer evening activities when temperatures cool. "The campground was relatively small so nothing was too far away... Lots of activities to do. Very clean - they even scrub the heck out of the bbq grills even when they have to stand in the heat of the day doing it," reports a visitor to Oasis RV Resort and Cottages.
Cabin privacy levels: Cabin privacy varies significantly across locations. At Navajo Dam Glamping Retreat, cabins offer maximum seclusion: "Jake from the Dyrt here! Navajo Dam has an awesome glamping setup on top of some cliffs overlooking the area." These cabins are positioned for minimal neighbor interaction.
Swimming options: Many cabins provide pool access during summer months. At Moore's RV Park & Campground, "We enjoyed their nice pool which was cool and refreshing. Sierra, the host/manager was kind, helpful and very pleasant." Pools typically operate from Memorial Day through early September.
Central location: Cabin rentals serve as convenient bases for regional exploration. "Stayed in a cabin... The all you can eat pancakes for $10 is a pretty good steal. Staying here makes for an easy morning before some ranger led tours. The park is big. If you have the option to stay here, stay here," says a visitor at Morefield Campground.
Water quality concerns: Some cabin locations experience water quality issues. "Our site had 50amp hookup and water, although the water leaked pretty badly," noted a visitor at Navajo State Park. During peak summer use, water pressure can drop significantly.
Bathroom maintenance: Facility maintenance varies widely. "We were there for 3 nights. On the arrival day, two of the women's toilets had no toilet paper and one seat had feces on it... By days end the women's room was fixed. However, after 3 days and numerous calls the men's bathroom only got worse," reported a visitor at Moore's RV Park.
Temperature management: High desert cabin rentals experience extreme temperature fluctuations. "We left a night early bc we're not prepared for below freezing," notes a Morefield Campground guest. Most cabins lack air conditioning, and nighttime temperatures can drop 30-40 degrees from daytime highs.
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