Reviews

For Alamosa Economy Campground: Great place! Nice staff that are building a fun place to hang out with pool table games rc tracks and so much more

Posted May 26, 2019 by Harold D Lemon from Fort Garland . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Alamosa Economy Campground: it’s a giant dirt lot, but very flat. So it can get dusty on a dry, windy day. And your camper and truck can sink during a heavy rain. So plan accordingly. It’s fascinating how loud the road-traffic is. You can literally hear a Telsa coming from a half-mile away. And it sounds like a log truck as it passes. Something to do with the acoustics I suppose. It’s truly amazing how loud it is. Also, lots of police sirens. The water faucets were locked when we arrived. So plan on packing a little water in your fresh water tank before arriving. AT&T got 2 bars of LTE. Lock your pass-thrus and propane tanks, although this is a good practice everywhere I suppose. No WiFi. Power is very stable. The permanent residents have very loud yippy dogs, and junk piled-up around their campers.

Posted May 20, 2018 by Reba from CO. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Alamosa Economy Campground: You found it! The worst campsite in America! Parking lot of 16-18 sites packed very close. So close we had to share a pedestal and since my neighbor was already using the 30amp, I used an adapter to plug into 50. Gravel lot looks like the surface of the moon with the ruts and craters. Savage sounding bully-breed dogs in the permanent residents' RVs. Verizon cell service works in the road, but not at the park. Kids on go karts or four wheelers right behind the park. Oh, and the roosters get up early! Worst of all it was $30 which is the most overpriced $30 you will ever see. In 300 days on the road, this was the second time I've ever locked my storage doors under the RV. It's that sketchy. The only reason to stay here is if you want to say you've stayed at the worst campground in America!

The only nice thing I can say is that the granddaughter and grandmother who helped me check in were very friendly and suggested some local spots. Check in area was basically in their kitchen.

The park is up for sale so hopefully a new owner will fix it. It was one of two campgrounds in the area open in March near Great Sand Dunes. We stayed in a motor home and will never stay again.

Posted Mar 20, 2017 by JohnnyCache from Tennessee. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.