We spent a single evening there and enjoyed dinner from their onsite eatery, the cuisine was excellent.

The operation of Grants Journey KOA is efficiently managed, and it features a kitchen that prepares dinner and offers delivery to your location. It provides complete hookups and despite the parking lot ambiance, there's a fantastic hiking trail connected to the park. The "Journey" narrates the geological past of the region - featuring volcanoes, lava terrains, and impressive mountain sceneries. During our one-night stay, we explored this brief trail on four occasions.

This location was amazing (our previous KOA encounters hadn't been the best)! On a journey with 3 children, we appreciated the super tidy bathroom that could be locked! The employees were exceptional and they had an entertaining pancake maker for morning meals :)

We stayed one night at this KOA. The lava trail was beautiful (we've stayed here before). It's lovely in the early morning or twilight. But the bathhouse is really very old, yet clean. The stalls are too small, and the shower stall I was in had a hole in the wall. We'd stay again for the scenery, and I guess deal with the bathhouse.

The staff is friendly and helpful. Because of COVID-19 we have not made use of any of the common areas. The campground is surrounded by lava formations. The views of the dramatic New Mexico landscape are awesome. All of the RV sites are pull-through with easy access. We are on a cross trip taking my Daughter to college and we are staying here during the week so that I can work. The cellular service is good here, I'm getting 18Mbit/s on downloads which makes working remotely feasible for me. The BNSF mainline runs through Grants, NM and trains run frequently. I enjoy the train sounds, but it does increase the noise level. There is plenty of wildlife in the area, rabbits on the lava trail, a wide variety of birds, horse roam the property next door, as well a friendly Tarantula.