The name Cuervo Mountain RV Park was conceived with "family" in mind. The origins of the Anaya family go back at least 400 years. In the early 1900's my great uncle, Abel Anaya, owned several hundred acres of land in the immediate area and had over 4,000 sheep that roamed the countryside unabated by barbed wire fences all the way to what is now known as Los Alamos, New Mexico. 

 

My grandparents, Basilio and Miquelita Anaya, owned over 2,000 acres of grazing land to raise sheep and ultimately cattle. This property is within close proximity of it's prominent landmark, Cuervo Mountain,  and is clearly visible from the RV park. 

 

Our logo mimics the outline of these mountains and was designed by my sister, Jean Anaya Moya, who is a well known and accomplished artist in New Mexico.  Jean's artwork can be found all over the nation in some of the most well known historical museums. 

 

To further acknowledge "family", the road (Ella Dora Road) which accesses the RV park is named after my grandmother, Ella Dora Phillips.  Ella Dora was an inspiration to us all and will never be forgotten!  When the land was subdivided and registered with Santa Fe County, we affectionately named the subdivision, "The Lands of Mary Ann Anaya", after my mother who is dearly loved and taught us all the true meaning of "family".

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When you arrive, we sincerely hope that you will feel completely at home, while experiencing all that Cuervo Mountain RV Park has to offer.  When you leave, we trust that you will have become part of our extended "family" and will return over and over again to say "hello".

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