Cactus RV Park, Tucumcari NM
Cactus RV Park, Tucumcari NM, May 1, 2010
Cactus RV Park is an old 40 site park along the now dilapidated Historic Route 66 frontage in Tucumcari New Mexico with basic gravel sites and full hookups. It's nothing fancy but is quiet and clean and handy to a decent restaurant and the Dinosaur Museum. Some sites are nicely shaded.
- Cactus RV Park is an old 40 site park along the now dilapidated Historic Route 66 frontage in Tucumcari New Mexico with basic gravel sites and full hookups. It's nothing fancy but is quiet and clean and handy to a decent restaurant and the Dinosaur Museum. Some sites are nicely shaded.
- Verizon cell phone service is available here with a weak signal but there is no Broadband service.
- Locate Cactus RV Park on my Night Camps map
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Nights I've camped here
- Friday, April 30, 2010 - Cactus RV Park, Tucumcari NM
- Image: Cactus RV Park, Tucumcari NM, May 1, 2010.
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