Everyone arrived at Stop 4 of our Rolling Rally at Enchanted Trails RV Park and Trading Post in Albuquerque NM by early afternoon.
The office and trading post.
The sites are level and gravel with full hookups or you can choose a water and electric site only if you would like.
They have the usual amenities like pool, hot tub, rally room, restrooms, TV room, and even a laundry. They also have some unusual sites like this hubcap tree. Considering how bad I-40 is, I'm sure they didn't have trouble finding them. I lost a front hubcap on my RV on the way here.
The park gave us a very nice rally rate but the really unusual part of this RV park in addition to the trading post is the display of antique trailers. The office gave me the keys to all of them so our Meet and Greet was a tour of the trailers. Such fun.
If you were looking for a much smaller trailer to tow behind a car like this, here you go.
Or if you were a full-timer, this might have been more your style.
Anne could picture herself living in this one.
Airstreams were just as popular back in the day.
All set to take off on Route 66.
Everyone was now ready to eat and what better place than the nostalgic 66 Diner.
We definitely wanted to get our kicks on Route 66.
Lots of great choices on the menu here.
They even have an old fashioned outside menu.
I should mention that if you join their Route 66 club, you get a coupon for an old fashioned milkshake the next day i your email. Just saying in case you pass through Albuquerque. And, be sure you plan to have it there because they bring it in the big metal container which fills the soda glass about 1 1/2 times. You can always get a to-go cup if you can't finish it.
Nostalgic sign display out front.
Back at camp, we were treated so some beautiful sunset views.
This wasn't my first time at this park and it won't be my last.
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