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)
Propane ($)
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Super friendly workers, clean bathrooms - showers had really good water pressure and separate changing areas, WiFi was excellent (four quadrants so you had a good signal wherever you were), nice pool... 7/6/2019

- StLer on Trip Advisor

2nd time we have stayed at this RV resort. Terrific place. Very clean and well managed camp ground and pool. There is a gate that goes directly onto a micro brewery... 7/6/2019

- AlamoGQ on Trip Advisor

This is a nice place to camp. It’s a little out of the way but worth the drive. There is a brewery next-door where you can walk to to eat have a beer which is nice. Pool is nice for the kids... 7/3/2019

- Michael H on Trip Advisor

No comment 7/15/2019

Pulled in and got a great spot without reservation. The park is layed out good. everything clean and in working order. I did laundry and was very pleased with everything. Great place Friendly Staff 7/15/2019

Very clean park. Personnel was friendly and helpful. 7/14/2019

Easy to find with gps; clean, secure restrooms/showers; nice little brewery adjacent; friendly staff; nice, level lots. 7/14/2019

Great customer service 7/14/2019

Thanks to all the staff 7/12/2019

Very clean, had a great stay would recommend you to others thanks 7/12/2019

Everything about the campground was first-rate, especially the staff, they were all very helpful and a pleasure to talk with. 7/11/2019

Convenient location for our trip to Colorado. Staff was extremely accommodating. 7/11/2019

Excellent location and we had a really nice shady spot. Quick check in and they escorted us to our site. 7/11/2019

Great people. Nice, well kept grounds. Definitely will stay again! 7/11/2019

The people managing were really accommodating and informative. Their recommendation of the brewery next door turned out to be excellent and I can’t wait to come stay again. 7/11/2019

Clean facilities, friendly staff, safe 7/10/2019

We arrived for a one week stay, only to have a medical problem that required a 6 week stay. The staff was exceptionally helpful, and we are truly thankful. Great job!!!! 7/10/2019

Nice, clean, and a peaceful stay! 7/10/2019

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505-856-6544

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505-768-2000

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505-243-7255

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505-841-2800

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