Enjoy breakfast every Saturday & Sunday
This road-ready guide whisks RV travelers from Albuquerque’s best red mole stops to hands-on piñon ash–glazed pottery studios, revealing sustainable wood-ash tips, gallery finds, and campsite tricks for serving chile-rich sauce without cracking a bowl.
Upgrade your RV breakfast with blue-corn pancakes drizzled in Cloudcroft green-chile syrup, complete with sourcing tips, altitude hacks, and a 15-minute DIY recipe that turns every griddle into a New Mexico memory.
Experience Old Town Albuquerque’s under-the-radar Candlemas with insider tips on Mass, tamales, accessible seating and easy RV logistics for a February night that shines.
Explore Albuquerque’s cottonwood bosque trails from American RV Resort and uncover melted adobe ruins, Basque heritage, and stroller-friendly loops celebrating the Rio Grande’s forgotten sheepherder cabins.
Swap a routine RV sunrise for hands-on bird banding at Bosque del Apache, where cranes thunder overhead, kids earn “Junior Bander” creds, and fast WiFi back at American RV Resort lets you upload migration data before brunch.
Beat summer crowds at Albuquerque’s National Museum of Nuclear Science & History with this RV-friendly guide to perfect arrival windows, stress-free parking, and a three-hour itinerary the whole family will love.
Discover exactly when and where Civic Plaza’s hidden shadows appear, what shade gear to pack, and how to glide from American RV Resort to sax-soaked summer jazz nights without breaking a sweat.
Turn a four-hour outing from American RV Resort into a family-friendly geocache quest along Trail 55, where ancient turquoise mines, selfie-worthy vistas and offline GPX tips collide under New Mexico’s desert sun.
Discover where to source Albuquerque heirloom blue corn, master RV-friendly nixtamalization, and craft La Salita–style tamales complete with freezer, trail, and date-night twists.
Explore Albuquerque’s smoky mezcal vs bright tequila, quick red-chile infusions, RV-friendly bar hacks, and a three-stop tasting loop that keeps your rig safely parked.
Uncover WPA-era murals inside Albuquerque Sunport’s 1939 TWA hangar—just a ten-minute, wheelchair-friendly detour from American RV Resort with free entry, easy parking, and photo-ready views.
Trade desert dust for the Albuquerque Press Club’s 1883 encaustic tile mosaic with this guide to visiting, photographing, RV logistics, and a statewide tile-hopping trail.
Turn fallen bosque leaves into pressed art on a mess-free micro-adventure from American RV Resort to the Rio Grande Nature Center, blending hands-on science, easy trails and Insta-worthy color in under an hour.
Guided Bosque Bug Safaris near Albuquerque’s Rio Grande offer stroller-friendly trails, dragonfly-filled ponds, and quick access from American RV Resort.
Compare guided paddles and DIY tubing on Albuquerque’s Rio Grande—safety tips, flow rates, costs, and launch logistics—all within 15 minutes of American RV Resort.
Master balloon fabric macro photography at Albuquerque’s International Balloon Fiesta with dawn-to-glow lighting tips, gear protection hacks, and RV-hosted workflow shortcuts just 13 miles from the field.
Under an hour from Albuquerque, this Sandia Crest Botanical Garden guide delivers cooler alpine air, neon wildflowers, RV and stroller logistics, parking hacks, and sunset photo spots for the perfect high-elevation day trip.
Taste Chef Tory McPhail’s “Christmas Berry” bowl—a smoky-sweet swirl of red and green New Mexico chiles plus local berries—nine minutes from your American RV Resort campsite, with RV-friendly recipe, pairing tips, and chile-roasting itinerary inside.
Just 15 minutes from American RV Resort, Albuquerque’s vibrant food truck park serves up green-chile cheeseburgers, red-chile ribs, and kid-friendly bites alongside insider tips on parking, heat levels, and cool-down drinks.
From marigold sunsets to burning urns, this guide unpacks Tucson’s All Souls Procession history, etiquette, family- and RV-friendly logistics, photo tips, and regional alternatives so you can honor loved ones while experiencing the desert’s most luminous night.
Unlock a stress-free nine-mile route from American RV Resort to Albuquerque’s Pueblo Deco KiMo Theatre, complete with symbol-spotting scavenger hunt, golden-hour photo hacks, cultural etiquette, and downtown Art Deco extras.
Just 20 minutes from American RV Resort, Explora’s hands-on Water Flow Patio turns playful splashes into STEM fun, conservation know-how, and photo-worthy memories for the whole RV family.
Swap your RV seat for a VR headset at Albuquerque’s Natural History Museum and unearth ancient New Mexico in 30 dirt-free minutes just nine miles from American RV Resort.
Capture Route 66’s legendary neon along Albuquerque’s Central Avenue with our timed photo route, gear tips, safe parking spots, and late-night taco stops—only 15 minutes from American RV Resort.
Capture oversized full-moon silhouettes at Elena Gallegos just 30 minutes from American RV Resort with our complete timing, gear, route, and safety guide for scroll-stopping night-sky photography.
Discover how our first-ever Ambient Noise Map pinpoints Tramway Trail’s hush-level segments, best timing, and DIY gear tips for a quieter, healthier Albuquerque outing.
Discover Monument Canyon’s rattlesnake dens with a 10-minute drive from American RV Resort, complete with safety hacks, photo tips, and family-friendly trail intel.
Discover how to sip Albuquerque’s signature green-chile tequila cocktails at Little Cleo’s, plan seamless RV-to-bar itineraries, and capture Insta-worthy moments—all just minutes from American RV Resort.
Swap your RV campsite for a 12-minute Lyft to Native-owned Bow & Arrow Brewing, where prickly pear and wild juniper infuse dog-friendly flights, kid-approved sodas, foraging tips and packable cocktails before you roll back to American RV Resort under the desert stars.
Discover Albuquerque’s San Felipe de Neri Church—a ten-minute hop from American RV Resort—where wheelchair-friendly gardens, hands-on pressed-flower demos, and 300 years of adobe history turn a simple stop into your most photogenic, story-packed day trip.
A ten-minute drive from American RV Resort, North Fourth Street’s chile-roasting corridor blends Puebloan horno history, 1950s sidewalk drums and cutting-edge solar roasters, delivering kid-friendly smoke, tasting tips and insider routes to stash your flavorful haul before the season ends.
Discover a free, 1.5-mile self-guided mural walk through Albuquerque’s vibrant Nob Hill—complete with parking tips, snack stops, artist shout-outs and RV-friendly directions from American RV Resort.
Turn a 25-minute drive into 45 minutes of hands-on flight simulation, STEM discovery, and family bragging rights at Albuquerque’s Balloon Museum Junior Aviator Club.
Watch 65-ton sand sculptures rise beside soaring balloons and use our insider tips, photo hacks, and RV-friendly itineraries to savor Albuquerque’s fleeting art giants without tracking desert dust back to your rig.
Plan a winter ascent from American RV Resort to Sandia Crest with our guide to safe NM-536 turns, best parking slots, gear tips, and prime hours to watch thousands of migrating raptors ride the ridge’s thermals.
Local New Mexico Culture When you’re in New Mexico you are surrounded by the culture of the Native Americans from local names to patterns of
Santa Fe Bound Albuquerque is central to so much of what happens in New Mexico. You can spend your whole time in the area and
Santa Fe is More than All Right New Mexico has a lot to offer and you probably realize this, which is why you’ve chosen to
Dinosaurs in New Mexico’s Past You’re visiting one of the greatest parts of the American Southwest when you visit Albuquerque, New Mexico. You will have
What You Need to See & Do in Albuquerque You’re thinking of visiting the majestic vistas of New Mexico and you’ve decided to use the
The Turquoise Trail – Pt 2 We last left off discussing the one of the great American roads and the experience you can get on
The Turquoise Trail “Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything.”
Watching the RV life While you’re spending your time at the American RV Resort in Albuquerque, New Mexico you’ll surely have some downtime. A good,
The Comfortable American Southwest You’re tired of the cold and horrible winters. You’ve been there and done that. It is about time that you spent
Christmas, Southwest Style You’ve decided to get away from the cold for Christmas. Why would you spend a cold winter up north when you could
American RV Resort, is located in the heart of Albuquerque, New Mexico. This city has a long and storied history. Unfortunately, many of the visitors to the city don’t know much about it. However, this is an easy problem to remedy. With that goal in mind, lets peer into the past.
When you travel to the American RV Resort, you are at the heart of New Mexico, Albuquerque. If you’ve never been to the Southwest during the holiday season, you’re in for a real treat. You will have a chance to experience some of our great holiday traditions.
You’re taking the family out to have a good time in the Southwest. You couldn’t ask for a better place to settle in for a night or more than the American RV Resort. One problem though. How to fill the time in the miles along the way? It seems that kids today are content to bury their faces in their devices and ignore everyone and everything around them. Problem is, if they’re doing that why go on vacation at all?
You want freedom and comfort. At American RV Resort, you’ll get it. We offer a number of amenities here that will keep you coming back every time you choose to visit the Albuquerque area. Why don’t we highlight a few of those?
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. The largest hot air ballooning event in the world. That’s why you’ve decided to stay at the American RV Resort, it offers a great place to stay while you are in town at a reasonable rate.
The Best View of Balloon Ascension When you’re staying at the American RV Resort in October you’ve most likely arrived in order to see the
The BioPark in Albuquerque The American RV park is close to the Albuquerque BioPark next to the Rio Grande River. Visitors take in a
Route 66 in Albuquerque The American RV park is near some great history including the bit of American road that was Route 66. In fact,
Six Fun Facts About Albuquerque When you bring your RV to American RV Park, you will be staying in not only one of the premier
Old Town Albuquerque Founded in 1706, Old Town Albuquerque is a wonderful place to spend an afternoon or a day after you park your RV
RVing on TV If you are visiting American RV Park in New Mexico as an RVer, you might be a fan of the many TV
American RV Park Gets Rated! Welcome to American RV Resort’s blog and news! We are using our first post, to post some recent reviews
