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They should add red non-potable water faucets closer to the dump location. I deducted 2 stars for the lack of signage at dump station regarding the dump station fee and potable water, ease of access to known safe potable water, and inaccurate website. It wasn't very busy (, the casino was closed). Ample parking in a safe and secure area is available for cars, trucks and RV’s.

#BLACK MESA NM DRIVER#

The Travel Center, just off I-25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, offers a relaxed environment for both the professional driver as well as family vacationers. The price is good ($20/night for 30/50a electric). Black Mesa’s Travel Center is an oasis for the New Mexico traveler, be it business or pleasure.

This campground is convenient to Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Their website says 'Centralized water and waste station available on property' with no mention of the $10 fee. Perhaps the roaming security guard might ask to see your $10 receipt if they see you using the dump station. Nothing prevents you from using the dump station without paying.

#BLACK MESA NM HOW TO#

I noticed there is some sort of payment machine at one of the two dump stations, but I didn't investigate how to use this machine. We are a Property Management Company, AdobeStar Properties, in Santa Fe NM. The security person also said there is a $10 fee to use the dump station even if you are camping there. The truck could go around you, but that isn't a good situation. The primary coordinates for Black Mesa places it within the NM 87026 ZIP Code delivery area. The latitude and longitude coordinates (GPS. You will be parked in front of a exiting truck while you are filling your tank. Black Mesa is a physical feature (summit) in Cibola County. The location, topography, and nearby roads & trails around Black Mesa (Summit) can be seen in the map layers above.

However, you will have to drive through a truck diesel lane to park near the faucet (the curb is painted red). I found the faucet on the NE side of the building. The store security person (next to the front door) told me there is a potable water faucet outside the Travel Center restaurant. Black Mesa is a high-desert links style layout that weaves its way around and over sandstone foothills on the Santa Clara Pueblo located thirty minutes north of Santa Fe. They said the water is potable, however given the location of the faucets, some people may have used the faucets wash down black water spills or to rinse their black water tank. I asked the clerk in the Travel Center if the blue water faucets at the dump stations were potable water (one in each dump station). If you’re tired of Albuquerque’s urban pavement jungle, but don’t want to drive too far, Black Mesa is one of those rare restaurants that make you feel you’ve gotten away from it all without being too far away.

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