€27.777777777778
per night
Estimated price based on 1 car and 2 persons with a tent, camper or caravan.

Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
This campsite can only be booked by telephone. (505) 325-5415
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4 / 5 (9 votes )

San Juan County McGee Park

41 Rd 5568
87401, Farmington
the United States

San Juan County McGee Park is a campsite with 574 pitches in Farmington, the United States, located in the New Mexico region. Dogs are allowed on this campsite.

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Dogs

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Fishing


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Brody Boyer
English (US)
We arrived at the local fairgrounds, convention center, Sun-Ray racetrack and Casino around 2pm. The provided contact number was not functional. I then dialed 505-325-5415, which is the main line for McGee Park, and selected option 3 to speak to the office manager. The office manager was extremely helpful and informed us that we could choose any parking spot and set up as we pleased. After 4pm, a security officer came by to collect payment, which could be made in cash or check. If we wished to pay with a credit card, we needed to go inside the building and make the payment to the office manager. The location had two waste disposal stations but no water supply. I contacted the office manager regarding drinkable water, and she dispatched a staff member to guide us to a water source located near the showers. The worker also kindly collected our garbage.
11 months ago

Anonymous
English (US)
Access was easy and the spots were level with 50 amp service, but water had been turned off due to temperatures. We found a spot and called the main fairground office who told us we could park anywhere and across multiple spots since they are typically back-ins in an open parking lot. There are no bathroom/shower, but they do have a dump station. It is a dusty parking lot, but it did feel safe as security regularly patrols it after normal hours. It’s fine as a jumping-off spot to explore the area, just nothing special and very dusty. Keep your expectations relatively low and you will not be disappointed.
1 year ago

Anonymous
English (US)
Stayed overnight, got in late and left early. Called security to pay. Gate was locked on our way out so we also had to call to get the gate opened.
1 year ago

Anonymous
English (US)
Good Overnight Spot... as detailed in other reviews, there are hundreds of sites across several gravel (1 paved) parking areas. Few trees. The utilities are arranged on welded pipe fencing along the perimeters and bisecting the lots providing fairly tight back-in spots. This is not an issue though as there are only a handful of rigs at any time and you can get permission to park sideways and occupy 2 or 3 spots. We chose an area close to the guard station. Easy access to dump across from guard station.
1 year ago

Alice
English (US)
We were the only camper there. Super nice security and office staff. No water due to weather being below freezing at night. Otherwise we would stay here again.
2 years ago

Lsarnold
English (US)
Not beautiful but met our needs en route to Albuquerque. It is the RV area for the county fairgrounds. Enormous gravel parking lot divided into five sections. Section five is away from traffic noise. We parked along the back fence near the river. Water was not available although set up for it. Called the number on the security booth when we arrived. He came by around 7 p.m. to collect our fee. Felt safe. Did not see washrooms. We were the only ones there.
3 years ago