Gallo Campground

Great camp ground, very clean bathrooms, with motion lighting. Gald to see limit sizes on RVs , tent camping locations large and flat. No generator noise ...hope it stays that way. Camp hosts were very friendly and humorous ! We were fortunate to attend two guide presentations by retiring ranger Steve of 22 yrs experience at Chaco. Weather was great for the 5 days . Hiked every trail in Canyon, mornings were mostly by ourselves on trail.

No shade, windy so come prepared.

The campsite and the park were fantastic. Chaco is one of a kind and a must see...

Wonderful campground. Clean bathrooms with drinking water available. Host was helpful and friendly.

Lots of changes to park since last visit. Bathrooms, water other things that had not been available in the past. Liked the looped road also.

Campground was very well maintained including the bathrooms. Our site had ample parking for 2 vehicles and a large bordered tent square. Rangers and Host very nice. Some trails and historical ruins right at the campground. Others in the park very close.

Fabulous campground to get away from EVERYTHING! This area is very quiet and perfect for star gazing. Bathroom facilities were exceptionally clean. The restroom building also had a utility sink to do dishes (campers) and there was a faucet with a threaded spout so you could attach a clean water hose (RVers). Campsites were flat, well maintained, and each tent site had a raised and filled tent box with built-in metal tie downs. Campground also has plenty of trash, and recycle dumpsters. Bonus was the community book box, really kice camp hosts and trailheads on site. Visitors center is only a few minutes away.

Great camping at Gallo. Quiet and serene. Stargazing is a must! Spend a couple of days exploring all the hikes, it's worth the stay after the long road in. The road from 550 was mostly good. 3/4 of the way in, it gets rough with washboard gravel road. No AT&T service. Bring all that you will need for your stay, there are no services once you are off the main road, which is 21 miles from the park area.

Great dry camping.. really clean bathrooms with flush toilets/deal-breaker.. but I love the desert, so what else can I say!!

We appreciated campfires are allowed. Good restrooms. Felt very safe. Take lots of water Gatorade and food as nothing is available and no cell service. But the trade off of ruins all around is worth it. Visitors Center very informative and open Sat Sun. Being older we took solar lights and set our tents up between two sites so we could walk back and forth. We were confronted by a semi rude rv camper that our lights were not welcomed. I understood so we had to minimize our light. Remember it's preferred as a night light site and as little light and noise as possible is courteous. It's was wonderful get your reservations early sites go fast. Campsites you pay but for Native Americans day passes no fee.