Jason
For Los Alamos Campground: For where this site is and price i give it 5 starts. Bathrooms were super clean with nice toilet paper! dump site is Free. potable water, no hookup but just $20 a nite. if i bring my boat its $10 extra to park.
Stayed at super level site 14. Freeway noise late at night almost non existent as traffic was so light.
Stinging nettles and thorns will get your feet / pets so caution with sandals.
Posted Oct 31, 2021 by Jason from Los Alamos Campgrnd. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Wandering Sandals
For Los Alamos Campground: We stayed at Los Alamos Campground at $20/night. Dry desert landscape, dusty when windy, pesky sticklers, cement picnic table, square fire pit, convenient scattered spigots, clean and functional restroom (sink & flush toilet), scattered trash receptacles and couple of large trash receptacles at the loop exit. $9 dump station for non-registered camper at the exit. Not enough shade from mid day in summer, but warming ray is much welcome in colder seasons. Very quiet at night; no crickets, no road noise, no trains... nothing! From the south CA, GPS guides us to the campground through Hungry Valley SVR and that was a big mistake. Faster and smoother way is exit at Smokey Bear (from I-5), left on Pyramid Lake, right on Hard Luck which connects to Alamos Campground 2 miles down the road. WiFi? You are joking right? 2 bars LTE keeping us connect. No OTA digital TV signals. Love the solitude feel of the campground. Very safe due to present of occasional CHIPs. Only attraction here is off-roading at Hungry Valley. Nice stop over, but may not come back due to massive sticklers bothering our pooch and not much to see.
Posted Nov 02, 2018 by Wandering Sandals from Fremont, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
DiCo
For Los Alamos Campground: Surprisingly great little stop. We were just going to stop here for a night and stayed a couple days here. Big, level sites, great hiking trails, clean dump station, hardly any freeway noise, and only a couple other campers here. Bunnies and quail everywhere.
Posted Apr 20, 2018 by DiCo from ID. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Jim
For Los Alamos Campground: Nice but the gieser card don't work.
Posted Feb 05, 2018 by Jim from Oregon . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Reefisher
For Los Alamos Campground: Nice large site. Great place to stop along the mess they call Interstate 5. No hook ups but water is scattered around. Fill up before setting up camp. Huge problem when we stopped in Sept 2016. Black flies with incredibly nasty bites and welts that lasted for two weeks.
Posted Apr 18, 2017 by Reefisher from Spring Valley, VA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
2dogsonboard
For Los Alamos Campground: I loved this park, quick stay as a stopover headed cross country. It's close to freeway just around a bend which hides the freeway from sight (and sound). There was only one other camper there and the host was super nice. Great place to get a hike in after a long day behind the wheel. Had the park been packed it may have seemed a little crowded but it was empty.
Posted Dec 19, 2015 by 2dogsonboard from Whidbey island . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
