Camp Rio

Really enjoyed our multiple day stay here! We have tiny camper and two dogs and this was a perfect spot for us. It was quiet, felt private, and had a lot of communal areas including pavilions to sit under, a kitchen with a stove and hang out spot, and our favorite: a beautiful trail along a small creek. All of the hook ups at the site were nice and well maintained. We don’t use laundry or the showers so I can’t speak to that but I’m sure those were plenty fine. We had zero issues with the staff as they were laid back and easy to chat with. The location is great for visiting Cloudcroft or Alamogordo. Will stay again when we head this way next. Thanks for having us!

We booked online and got one of the horseshoe RV spots on the river and enjoyed our one night stay. Our check-in process was being handed a map upon arrival with the WiFi password There was no checkout…maybe since we paid online and we left just after dawn. Overly friendly staff/non-owner residents could be a bit much for some, but not us; we enjoyed the company/conversation. The location is quaint, quiet and serene. Location is smaller than it appears in pictures. We had free WiFi, hookups and shore power.

On a family trip with my wife and little girls this summer, we found camp rio while just passing through and decided to stop and see if there was a tent space available for us. Fortunately it was midweek and there was! The staff was very accommodating and allowed us to choose a very charming little spot by the creek. It was perfect! Needless to say an overnight ended up being 3 nights. We fished in the creek, rode bikes and really enjoyed meeting others who were regulars at the camp. There was a campfire ban that was lifted in our second day and we were also really excited that we got to cook over the fire and roast some marshmallows. The owners were also very accommodating and friendly and made us feel like family. We wish we could’ve stayed longer but instead we’re just looking forward t

An amazing spot in the Sacramento Mountains. 20 min from Cloudcroft....Elk country...around 7000' elevation,,,,best weather in the country....lol 30° by morning 75° by lunch....I personally love that....the owners of the camp ground are hands on and very pleasant, another bonus IMHO, they are also equipped with a staff to meet everyone's needs. Glamping, Cabin rentals, rv sites with full hookups and 30 and 50 amp service, as well as tent sites,.....I would highly recommend to anyone traveling through or staying in the area to check Camp Rio out!

Different rules are enforced for different people. I’ll explain, but first the good: I stayed here for a month, and most of it was pleasant. The work-camper staff are so friendly and so helpful. I’d have given five stars until the last couple of days I was there. At the end there was a problem with a multi-campsite wedding party that acted as if they had rented out the whole campground, when in fact they did not. They flagrantly disregarded Quiet Hours until 1am. Quiet Hours are part of the Terms of Service, which means every guest is legally bound to obey them, and the campground is legally bound to enforce them. But when I emailed the owners about the problem, they didn’t seem to care. The owners repeatedly directed me to talk with their work-campers, refusing to answer my basic ques