Stopped in for fuel. The card reader works perfectly fine. I entered 1 for the avgas hose, and that also functioned correctly. Be cautious of the hose spring, as it might puncture a hand. There is no food or beverages available. The bathrooms are nice and clean. They offer two courtesy cars. It's a good spot to rest or wait out poor weather. The airport is situated on a hill. There is no local weather reporting available. The nearby Class D airport might report calm winds, but conditions here can be (and were) quite gusty.

Ensure you have four credit cards available. The fuel pump would not operate until I utilized my debit card.

I had to try three different credit cards for the fuel purchase. What ultimately worked for me was entering '001' instead of just '1' for the hose number.

This is an unattended, low-traffic airport that usually offers favorable avgas prices. The self-serve avgas pump functions reliably. There is a pilot lounge accessible at all hours, equipped with restrooms and a television. While there is no dedicated phone or computer, cellular service reception is adequate. The municipality maintains two courtesy vehicles, though they are currently unavailable due to ongoing insurance and liability clarifications. Ground transportation alternatives are quite limited. The single runway and ramp area are well-maintained. The manager, Mr. Begay, is highly responsive.