Bernalillo, New Mexico Campground | Albuquerque North / Bernalillo KOA

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).

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
100' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/15 - 10/15)
Propane ($)
Pavilion

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Kaktus brewery right around the corner! 9/21/2020

- Annie Lewis on Google

We first stayed at the Bernalillo KOA several years ago while house hunting in the ABQ area. Now we are settled in... 9/19/2020

- Jim Fischer on Google

Great location. Good peoples 9/14/2020

- Eric Wankel on Google

Very nice place. Enough off the beaten path, to be easy to get to. With all the quiet. Staff were excellent as always. 9/22/2020

Very Clean, will stay again! 9/22/2020

Clean, organized, well maintained, good amenities. Thank you. 9/22/2020

Wonderful RV Park - we always enjoy staying here! 9/22/2020

Facilities were clean, sites were nice and well kept. Would definitely stay here again. 9/21/2020

A very nice facility. The staff was helpful getting us to our site and positioned. It’s great to have a local brewery next door that you can walk to. The RV spaces have been developed using used railroad ties and provide an artificial turf area st the table... 9/21/2020

Marty and his staff were so helpful and supportive of us on our first time out with our RV camper. We drained our battery and his staff jumped our camper and taught us how to manage our sewer line. Plus... 9/21/2020

We enjoyed our time here. Close to friends and convenient to the main roads. We have already made reservations to return. 9/21/2020

Nice park friendly people. But I tried to use some of my points and the person behind the counter said she did not know how to . 9/20/2020

Our stay was short. We got there late at night. Our information with a map was in a night box waiting for us. We easily found our spot. Location was convenient. 9/20/2020

Wonderful facility, great people, easy in and out 9/20/2020

Professional friendly staff. Clean and maintained. Big rig friendly. Great location makes it easy to head up to Santa Fe and Los Alamos. 9/19/2020

good 9/19/2020

We first stayed at the Bernalillo KOA several years ago while house hunting in the ABQ area. Now we are settled in, but still go back for mini stay-cations - it's great place to get away and relax during these trying times... 9/19/2020

Liked the stay. The personnel were friendly and helpful. The only suggestion would be to improve the wi-fi. 9/18/2020

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KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.

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