Pinon D Loop

This park is less of a destination, and more of a stopping point on the way to somewhere else. I was happy about the sites having electric hookups, but the amenities after that aren't so great. The showers are coin operated($0.50 for 4 minutes) and they don't have a proper showerhead on them. It was like standing under a low pressure water hose. At least the water was hot. Also, on top of the campsite fee, you have to buy a daily pass for the park, at $10. So, after reserving a campsite online for just over $38, the bill comes out to $48 + the dollar or so I spent on a shower. A few pros: the sites are all about a mile away from the highway(US-160) so there isn't much noise at night. The sites mostly have juniper trees, which are about 10ft tall and offer some privacy and shade.