Reviews

For Red Rock Park: This is good for an overnight stop. The setup is a little different. The office is a good mile away from the campground and closes at 4:30pm sharp. Basically all the sites are 1st come 1st served. Pull in, find a site that suits you, set up and go to office before 4:30 or the next morning. If you are in a big rig there are a few sites that you will fit in. If you go to the office in your rig beware; Pull in and park in the lower lot. You WILL NOT be able to make the turns in the upper lot. The cost is $22/night regardless of your rig if you use power/water. The park is about a 10 minute drive off I-40. There are train tracks 3/8 mile from the park. I did not hear any trains at night but I heard a couple the next morning when I was pulling in my power cord and braking camp. We stayed here in a 45’ Class A Motorcoach.

Posted Aug 13, 2019 by The Tolling Dtoned from Florida. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: For a little city park at $22 this a night this great little spot outside of Gallup. With a beautiful setting next to the Red Rock. The set up has water/electrical/dump/WiFi and showers, The women’s shower has a heater in it which was great since it is spring and about 40 degrees out. In both showers only 1 shower working and water pressure a little weak. But nothing a camper wouldn’t already be familiar with. The city park agent was super polite and helpful. This park is for locals not just campers, meaning there are events here, that’s why the lay out is funny but not confusing . It doesn’t look like a fairground but there is an arenas and some kind of exhibit hall behind the the big Red Rock. Yes there are some dogs that roam around but possibly from other campers. Will camp here again.

Posted Mar 21, 2019 by Wealthysoul from Los Angeles . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: What a wonderful setting against the beautiful red cliffs. They have a challenge with the dry vs wet weather keeping sand where it belongs, but we had a great experience and plan to return.

Posted Oct 12, 2018 by CArd from Florida. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: We spent one night here. There were stray dogs running around the park which caused dogs in campers to bark all day and night. Would not stay here again.

Posted Oct 02, 2018 by Teresa from No. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: 50 amps, water, and a dump for $22 a night.  And exceptionally good WiFi even though there was no tv through the air!  It is all dusty but has shade trees and beautiful red rock towering straight up as a backdrop.  Connor and I enjoy walking throughout both afternoon and morning. Would definitely come back again!! Camped in a 34’ MH in July 2018

Posted Sep 18, 2018 by Ensmitch from CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: We stayed here for for nights using it as a base camp. It was a bit tough getting level and the does available for longer rigs are limited. The ranger is very helpful. From here we visited Window Rock, Navajo Nation Cultural Museum and Zoo, Zuni ( waste ), Inspiration Rock, Gallops historical district, and last but not least, Chaco Canyon. We also took one of the hikes offered at Red Rock, the Church Rock Trail. It requires do one rock scrambling butt the views were great.

Posted Apr 25, 2018 by Beverly from Dallas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Red Rock Park: Paid $25 from attendant making rounds in the am great hiking.

Posted Nov 20, 2017 by Baker6 from TN. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.