General Campground Information
After hours emergency
This number should not be used for minor things that can be addressed during normal business hours.
For a medical emergency please call 911.
Continental Breakfast
Toast, Donuts, Cereal, Juice, Milk, Tea and Coffee.
Available Daily from 7.30AM till 9.30AM
Come and join other campers and socialize. You survived I-40! Come and share your stories.
HUNGRY? WE HAVE A DINNER SERVICE!
Once you are onsite, you can order dinner and we will bring it to you! Last order is 6:45pm. We have everything from Yummy turkey dinners, to pizza, to smoked meat plates and more. We also have Pie and ice cream!!! Come on in and grab a menu!
PROPANE
Sewer Connection.
STAY CONNECTED AT YOUR SITE
Courteousness
PETS
CHILDREN
Quiet Time
GUESTS
RECHARGE YOUR ELECTRIC CAR
EXTRA VEHICLES
Meet Your Hosts

We're are open for the 2022 season so come on in and we'll treat you right.
Unique volcanic views in a peaceful desert setting are what you would find when visiting Brad and Paula Briglin's campground. The decision to purchase their KOA campground came in September of 2020 as the couple decided to make outdoor recreation a bigger part of their lives. "We enjoyed camping and the outdoors, and had past jobs at campgrounds," Paula stated. They recalled great camping experiences and wanted others to have the same good times and memories.Brad and Paula enjoy the location of the campground and encourage getting outside and seeing local attractions. Paired with a friendly atmosphere, they love to share opportunities for fun and adventure for their campers. Their customer service allows the best camping in the area and the country. Their KOA has been awarded the President's Award every year since 2003.
"The Grants area in northwestern New Mexico is one of the best recreational areas in this part of the country" said Brad. "There is more here than many people know." In one day, campers can hike among ancient lava flow trails and then relax in the comfort of the cool evening back at the KOA. "We have a unique high desert setting," said Paula. Check out the El Malpais-http://www.nps.gov/elma/index.htm