The only thing that keeps this park from being a ten is the lack of hookups. Apparently Tyeh National Park service is on a no carbon footprint kick this year much like the crazy eco proposal of a few years back when they wanted to forbid any motorized vehicles at any national park. There is a central dump station and water is available there. Fabulous night sky and hiking trails. Be forewarned that if you take the road to Los Alamos in a motorhome or trailer you will be searched and have to open all the contents of your rig to show that you are not hiding Chinese spies. Bandelier is great and the ranger programs at evening are superb. We have camped here before and will again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to stay, of course you need to pay the entrance of the park. Worth staying there, but they need to clean the roads from rocks, and at our time of arrival everything looked poor. In spite of that, worth while. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice, rustic, campground for those who are willing to trade hookups for location. In the mountains near Los Alamos among the tall Ponderosa pines. CG is a short drive to the very interesting pueblo ruins and excellent park visitor center. Back-country hiking and camping trails are available. CG is well laid out with good paved access but no hookups. Centrally located restrooms with running water, AC outlets (charge your battery), and flush toilets but no showers. Dump station with a water tank fill-up point at entry to the CG. When we were there in July, some of the loops had been closed off and the park was nearly empty. The visitor center is at the bottom of a canyon and summer parking there is very limited, so you are required to drop your trailer off in a parking lot just inside the park. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.