Kirtland AFB FamCamp

Kirtland Air Force Base FamCamp has 88 Full Hook-up sites. They also have a large overflow area for dry camping.Note: This is a Military Campground and you must be Active Duty, Reserve, Retired Military, or DoD/NAF Civilians to stay here.Very nice campground with great camp hosts. Great for the whole family. Something for everyone!

FamCamp is located in Building 24250, near the Eubank Gate. Weekend and after hours a camp host is available. Self-check in is available when office is closed. FamCamp services include restrooms, showers, washroom, dog walk area, picnic sites, dump station, full time staff and after hours host. FamCamp offers the following sites Full hook-up with electric, water, and sewer. Level sites with a huge number of drive thru sites. Nice place to stay.

I lived there for 9 months. The price is great. When I stayed it was $16 per day. You have to get special permission to stay long term. If you do stay longer than two weeks, it's likely you will have to move spots. The front office, Janet, is a nice lady and helped me out quite a bit. Washing machines/dryers are often broken but there are only four each so they get used a lot. There is a nice dog park. The wi-fi is terrible. One side has more trees and grass, the other side is all gravel. Personally, I liked the gravel side better. It was quieter.

Define Camp has decent bathroom facilities the new side that they put Facing East has 50 amp hookups and will not trip the breakers like the old side so if you have a unit that is 50 amps go to the gravel side there are no trees but the bathroom is newer and again 50 amp logos

Reserved a spot 2 weeks prior to arrival. Got there and it was full, the camp host told us to park in a spot that was being redone. Had a huge hole we had to maneuver around. No shaded spots, all spots are gravel and most unlevel. Guest washroom/bathroom is dirty, has stainless steel toilets like a prison would have and to top that off its is not air conditioned or even swamp cooled. So if you use the restroom be prepared to sweat, and taking a shower would be like a sauna. Not worth it. Would rather have boondocked.

The front office is rude and not one washing machine is working. Wi-fi is nonexistent, even at 2 am. Pay a few extra dollars and stay at a better facility.

Nice place but the was not informed whether they have wifi at checkin.....however, if you can't find the place, call. The lady that talked us in was extremely nice! We unloaded the 5th wheel and spent the rest of the evening in old town Albuquerque! Came back for a peaceful night sleep with no disturbances. Wish I had asked about wifi....

Sites are fine, level. The wifi did not work and there weren't many people there this time of year. The bathrooms were horrible. The showers need a good cleaning. I cannot believe a military base has an RV park with substandard conditions like this.

Not much of a bargain. Most spots are dirt or gravel. Bathrooms and certainly the one shower for men smell bad and almost unfit. Can be noisy. After all its an Air Force base. But it's $16 a night or $126 a week as of 7/ 2018.