When we rolled into Enchanted Trails RV Park in Albuquerque with our 16-foot Fiber Stream, we knew we were in for a nostalgic trip.
The park’s retro vibe, complete with vintage trailers, made us feel like we’d time-traveled back to the golden days of Route 66.
But don’t let the throwback charm fool you—this place still has all the modern amenities you need for a comfortable stay. With the Sandia Mountains in the distance and that classic New Mexico desert beauty, it was the perfect stop for some roadside fun.
Quick Overview of Enchanted Trails RV Park
Enchanted Trails RV Park is nestled along Route 66, offering both retro style and modern convenience. With full hookups, laundry facilities, a pool, and those funky vintage trailers you can rent, it’s a quirky yet cozy place to park your rig.
Rates typically range from $35 to $45 per night, making it affordable for travelers passing through or staying to explore the Albuquerque area.
The park’s got plenty of space, and the friendly vibe makes it an easy spot to relax after a day on the road.
Our Personal Experience at Enchanted Trails RV Park
Location: Albuquerque, NM
GPS: 35.0601, -106.8099
Date / Temp: We camped here for three nights in late June. The temps were hot as heck during the days – but, the pool gave us some reprieve. Evening temps dropped into the 70s.
Amenities: This campground has lots of pull-through, full hook-up sites. The clubhouse offers a laundry facility, rec room, bathrooms with showers, and many Route 66 relics. A pool is located at the front of the park – this was a welcomed amenity!
Our favorite part of the park is the fully restored vintage campers. These campers are available to rent, but we were able to tour them and marvel over all the true-to-era touches.
Wifi / Cell: We received a solid cellular signal from AT&T. Our T-Mobile signal was just OK. The park offers free wifi, but we could not use it due to slow speeds.
Noise: The campground is located right off the interstate, which causes traffic noise at the front of the park. Once we drove back to our site, though, we were never bothered by the interstate noise.
Grocery / Errands: Albuquerque has all the grocery shopping we need and more! We picked up our favorite coffee from Trader Joe’s and made a few trips to the post office.
The park is located right outside of town, but a quick 10-mile drive on the interstate will put you right in the heart of the shopping.
Dog Friendly: Enchanted Trails is dog-friendly and offers doggy bags throughout the grounds.
Entertainment: We really enjoyed exploring Old Town Albuquerque during our stay.
There are numerous nature parks & monuments nearby, too. But if you just want to relax, look no further than the park’s clubhouse, where you can browse Route 66 relics and shoot a game of pool!
Wrapping Up Our Stay at Enchanted Trails RV Park
Leaving Enchanted Trails felt like saying goodbye to an old friend. The retro vibes, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to Route 66 made it a one-of-a-kind stop on our journey.
Whether you’re cruising through Albuquerque or just want a quirky, laid-back stay, this park has the charm and comfort to keep you coming back.
Our Fiber Stream felt right at home, and we left with plenty of stories—and a serious appreciation for those vintage trailers!
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Old Town looks really nice. I’ll have to add it to my ever increasing list! I love how deliberately you shop. We’re the same way. We have a rule that for every new thing that comes in, something has to go out.
Rich is your number 1 fan now. He loved the video. The pool looks Olympic size. New camera 👍 Stay safe lv the Palma’s