The main gravel loop with stone terraces holding each row of RV sites

Six terraces on a pine hillside.

Fifty-five full-hookup sites at 6,900 feet, on the south side of Ruidoso along Hwy 70.

Stone walls hold six levels on the hill, and every site sits on its own row above the last.

Full hookupsWater, sewer and 30/50 amp electric at every one of the 55 sites.

WiFi & cableIncluded in the nightly rate, across the whole park.

Showers & laundryOn site and open to all guests.

Fenced dog parkRoom to run off leash. Everywhere else, dogs stay leashed.

PavilionA covered gathering space, reserved through the office.

Pull-through sitesAvailable near the office for easy arrivals and departures.

Rigs parked on stone-walled terraces rising up the hillside

Nobody parks in your window.

The park is built into a hillside, not laid over a flat lot. Stone walls hold six terraced levels, and each row of sites rests a little above the one below it, so every rig gets its own sightline into the pines.

The ground is gravel, the shade is ponderosa, and once you turn off Hwy 70 and climb to your level, the highway noise drops away behind you.

Quiet hours are the culture.

Quiet hours run from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM, and guests tend to plan around them rather than push against them. Evenings here are awning lights and cool air.

At 6,900 feet, summer nights still call for a sweatshirt, and the stars over the ridge do the rest of the entertaining.

A fifth wheel under the forested ridge at dusk

Where the park sits.

RV Resorts of Ruidoso is on the south side of town at 25943 US Hwy 70, just west of Camelot Rd, next to Motel 6. Midtown Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs are both minutes away, and groceries, fuel and the hospital are all inside a ten-minute drive.

Check-in starts at 2:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. The office is open daily, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, and reservations are confirmed by the office, so you always talk to a person who knows the park.