Juniper Campground (NM)

Conveniently located in Bandelier national park however there is no shade in these campsite. Trees are not very hot and elevation doesn’t help to subside the heat. The bathrooms were not operating at the time of our visit which was one of the reasons we chose these campgrounds.

Restrooms were very clean. Pls install solar shower stalls like those we experienced at Moraine Park Campground at Rocky Mtn Natl Park.

Great campground! The group site was large and had everything we needed. The surrounding Bandelier monument was gorgeous (do be mindful that though the campsite is dog friendly, the trails within the monument are not).

The campground is in a beautiful location. The facilities are well maintained and the staff was friendly.

Beautiful location, with easy access to the hiking trails, short (10 minute) drive to the Bandelier visitor center & cliff dwellings, or to the small community of White Rock, for gas, and other services. Campground hosts and rangers were all friendly and helpful.

It was a beautiful site, sadly could see the smoke from the fire in the Jemez but the view from the nearby ridge was quite spectacular. Restroom was close, clean and spacious. Sites were far enough apart to provide privacy.

There are few national parks that we visited that have RV sites that are nestled in the woods. Bandelier is an AMAZING place! The stars were fantastic, the park, the trails, the cliff dwellings, and the campground. The sites were relatively private and still had a shared restroom. We can't wait to go back here!

We originally reserved Coyote Loop site 42 based on looking at the campground map on Reservation.gov. When we arrived, we found that not only would our 6-man tent not fit on the site but we would be wedged cheek-to-jowl between the only two other campers in the entire Coyote Loop. Since the NPS really needs $, I drove back out to the highway to get cell signal then made a new reservation for Coyote Loop site 49. It was excellent. It had both morning and afternoon shade, plenty of room for our tent and lots of space to just settle in without risk of being too close to anyone else. The restrooms were very clean, the big dumpster was convenient, but the water taps were off because of the drought (we were self-sufficient for water so that didn't really mater to us). We spoke with a couple of Park Rangers who told us that other than holiday weekends, it is usually a very quiet campground.

Wonderful place- close to Valles Caldera and museums in Los Alamos. Great facility.

It was a lovely campground. The amenities were fantastic - water spigots, a nice table, bear cabinet and a bathroom! It was wonderful.