Albuquerque North / Bernalillo KOA

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CLOSE TO BALLOON FIESTA PARK, HISTORIC OLD SANTA FE, SANDIA PUEBLO CASINO, SANTA ANA STAR CASINO AND SEVERAL GOLF COURSES

Make Albuquerque North/Bernalillo KOA your base as you plan your trip to northern New Mexico. Only 15 minutes to Balloon Fiesta Park, 30 minutes to Santa Fe and 10 minutes to the Santa Ana Star Casino complex. Plan your adventure in our special part of the world. Visit Albuquerque's old town, shop in Santa Fe, dine on the finest red and green chile in the world or take the shuttle to Santa Ana Star Casino. You may also want to relax right here at the campground and enjoy the views of Sandia Peak. You could also take our gate into the Kactus Brewery where you can enjoy a craft beer and a pizza. Try one of our pull-thru big rig sites, camping cabins or tent sites. Bernalillo KOA features WIFI and a general store. Traveling with pets? Let your four-legged friends unwind in our Kamp K9 dog parks. Whether sightseeing, shopping, gaming, dining or golfing, we have everything you need for an adventure. Be sure to plan an extra day so you will have plenty of time to see the area. Sites book up fast; reserve today for best selection! Maximum Pull-thru 100 Feet. Laundry available. Pool (late May-mid October).

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50 Max Amp
100' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/15 - 10/15)
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Wonderful lil cabin k-4 and wonderful helpful people 10/4/2019

- Judy Brostek on Google

I've had this storage space for more than 15yrs and is close to my home. Easy access & noticeable from I-25 10/3/2019

- Mary Shije on Google

Great stop! I'd stay here long term. I was skeptical seeing how close to I-25 it is but I was completely wrong! Great location. Quiet. Roomy. Brewery next door. Easy in and out... 10/2/2019

- l s on Google

Stayed several nights in a fifth wheel. Park is clean, well organized and convenient. Staff are friendly, professional and helpful. Will stay here again. 10/10/2019

Very accommodating staff. Moved us from one site to another for 2 more days of full hookup. All the staff was so helpful, from the front desk to the great guy showing us the way to our site. #38 site rocks! 10/10/2019

Overall, a nice facility with VERY friendly staff. Very convenient to I-25 and RailRunner station (.75 miles). Clean restrooms, but a bit dated. For as close to the major roads as it was, it was still quite peaceful. 10/10/2019

Nice place to stay. Great water pressure and WiFi. 10/10/2019

We've stayed here many times. Always good service, clean Park and friendly folks. They did an excellent job during the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta this year, as always. Keep up the good work. 10/9/2019

Very nice, well kept, clean with many conveniences on site! Definitely would stay again! 10/9/2019

Clean facilities, friendly staff, great location to ABQ, Sante Fe and Taos 10/9/2019

We really enjoyed our stay, partly because of the close proximity to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Park, which was our reason for being in the area this time. But mostly, the park is neat, sites are level and long enough to accommodate our RV... 10/8/2019

Campground was clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. 10/8/2019

Simply my favorite KOA! 10/8/2019

Very friendly staff, loved the beer door! 10/7/2019

Great Stay ! 10/7/2019

Very friendly and responsive staff. Had a dead tree on the site that interfered with our awning. Maintenance removed a couple of branches quickly. Sites are narrow, but level... 10/6/2019

Sites were tight, but tidy. Artificial turf didn’t impress. Sites were level. Staff was friendly. The cable & WiFi were okay. 10/6/2019

Friendly staff, we’ll kept facilities, and comfortable cabin. 10/6/2019

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505-768-2000

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