The good-it is at the entrance of Carlsbad Caverns, wifi is strong. The bad-spots are close…read moretogether and you are placed next to neighbors even when the rest of the park is empty. The park is very tired, amenities and park ground were not maintained. Fine for one night.

The plus: very close to the Carlsbad cavern national park. So if you need to wait inline to get…read morewalk-in tickets, this is the place to park your RV. The negatives: it's a long list. Started with the person taking the call to make reservation, unfriendly (though the staff onsite was ok), DIRTY bathroom and shower, insulations on the ceiling were on the floor, NASTY shower floor, very dark, everyone is close together, because there isn't a place to put your stuff in the shower, you bring a chair but then RV surrounding it can see us (my daughter kept screaming there was a person on the RV watching her). Glad we didn't have coins to do laundry, because it was dark and the surrounding just felt really unsafe. I will NOT recommend this place (especially for the money) unless you need to go to Carlsbad cavern to wait online for tickets.

I had biketoured through this amazing community three years ago (JAN 2018) on my beloved…read moreDoublevision, and after overnighting at the city park, enjoyed a much-needed brekkie at the fabulous Spanish Angels Cafe before leaving the village. This time (01DEC2021), I had "aged out" and am now reliant upon my eBikeKit-assisted CruzBike (model S40), which enables me to continue my biketouring with help from an eWheel. I needed a site that had a 110v outlet that I could recharge the eBatteries. I contacted Diana at City Hall (915.964.2344), who gave me Mr. Chacón's number (432.940.6658), owner/operator of the excellent E & I RV Park, and gave me the requisite permission to overnight there. I also had access to the outlet to make the essential recharge connection. It was FANTASTIC! I highly recommend this site for an inexpensive camping experience, and it certainly gets my coveted "iWheel of Approval!" Worth noting is that this wonderful community is some 15miles/24kms North of US62-180 on FM1437, and is at a lower elevation than most of the surrounding area. It is similar to White Sands National Monument in that the cold seeps up from the ground, and unless you have a pad/layers, you'll chill to the bone! In fact, there is nearly a 20F air temperature difference from US62-180 to Dell City. Also, it's quite interesting to not just take 1437, but make a round trip on the "agricultural loop", which junctions back with 62-180 further East/closer to the salt flats--important if you are continuing to Guadalupe Mountains National Park or Blue Origins Launch Site one.

Really nice guy, clean space, quiet. Really enjoyable, would recommend and will definitely come…read moreback.

If you are traveling with children, there are a lot of things for children to do including a large…read morerec recenter, giant chess and checkers.

So we are paying normal price, but the Internet is down and the pool is closed ....100 degrees…read moreoutside. The lady at the counter isn't overly helpful either. The grounds look neglected and the "dog walk" is basically walking down a gravel road next to some dried up grass. There really isn't anything around at all, without traveling 20 minutes into town. After looking around, there are so many better options at a better price and with better amenities. The only positive thing I can say is easy to get in and out of the spots.

First off, the visitor center has a water filling station, nice restrooms and amazing employees…read more Their gift shop is really small compared to other national parks but they have a good variety of items to choose from. This park is on mountain time- remember that- even if your phone keeps jumping back and forth between the time zones. I hiked the Guadalupe Peak Trail and oh my goodness such an amazing hike. I started early and made sure to have plenty of water. When I was coming down, I was a little surprised by how many people were starting the hike... in June at the hottest time of the day. Make sure to be prepared and enjoy all the breathtaking sights.

So I spent part of the week here exploring and I really enjoyed my time here. It is the smaller…read moreNational Park in Texas on about 85,000 acres (compared to Big Bend National Park which is 800,000 acres) but still plenty to explore. This park is more for folks that really like to hike, explore and camp. There are a few entry points into the park but there really is no scenic routes through the park. You are expected to park somewhere and walk to your destination instead which I find very interesting to do (can see alot more too). I've visiting the frijole ranch that had a small museum inside explaining the history of the park. Attach to it there are a few trails you can take off to do. I did the smith springs and it was very pretty to see. Once you manage to get up the hill there were some seats and rails you can hang onto and relax while watching the spring. I also did the Guadalupe Mountain Peak trail, which is the highest peak in Texas. That one takes about 6 to 8 hours to hike (round trip) and it had amazing views. There was also a mark at the to there you can take a picture too which was cool. Definitely need to be prepped to do this or any of the hikes (water, food, first aid, hiking stick and good hiking boots). The Salt Basin Dunes were also really nice to explore but expect to do half a day here. That one you drive over dirt road to get to but very nice views of the mountain. It also had a place you can use the restroom and sit down to eat. The place is exactly what you expect...alot of sand hills you can climb but very soft and cooling (just watch your step). I didn't get to explore all the park since there was a government shut down and closed one of the trails I wanted to do but overall It was definitely worth the trip to visit. I plan to come back next year when it's not too hot (best time for fall colors and cool air for tough hikes). I would absolutely recommend anyone to at least check this park out at least once in your life. Make sure do your research and bring what you need.

We have stayed here a couple of times over the past few years. We were always impressed with the…read moreeasy access and the long sites. It has been a couple of years since we have been here and unfortunately what a difference. The office area is very dusty and messy. Site 19 is an unbelievable eyesore. A toilet sits outside and a homemade shower that is falling down. Come on, Mountain View owners, you can do better. What you allow will continue and worsen.

Someday this park is going to have it all! There are 102 sites right now. They have small pens for…read morehorses and the largest dog run I have ever seen at a campground. There are laundry machine (bring quarters!). They have at least half a dozen private bathroom/showers with scalding hot water and great water pressure. There's an ice and water dispenser, plus a hoop and mini-court for shooting baskets. $40 for rigs 30'+, and $30 for 30' and under. If you arrive when the office is closed, you can put the money in an envelope with your site number and put it in the drop box. Otherwise you can pay by credit card at the office. They do not have a website so no online reservations or payments. They are installing 100 more sites and remodeling the main building to have a camp store, an exercise room and an entertainment room complete with a ping pong table and foosball table. The dog run is on the side closest to the big new Chevron gas station. So are the horse pens but they are further back. The gas station plays music 24/7 so the quieter sites are on the other side of the camp. Say "hi" to Gail. She might be the lady who checks you in. If you're from Minnesota she's got strawberry rhubarb bread for you!! ($3 small loaf, $5 large)

Great part, clean and level! Lots of spots and easy to get to. Making this the new go2 rest stop on…read moreour long drives from San Antonio out west. Nicest lady running the joint too!

Beautiful very clean and quiet little RV park right off the 10 freeway. Very nice and accommodating…read moreteam.

Great Rv Park for the size! Full hookup all parking spaces are level concrete pads, nice space…read morebetween RV's. Park was extremely clean the Manager is super sweet and accommodating and a very secure park for the price! We would definitely stay again if passing through!

A must stay if you want a clean friendly park. We felt like family there. Mary and Jon really…read moreoutdid themselves on the structure of this small RV park. Security gate keeps you feeling safe and the laundry and showers are kept very clean. If we are ever back in the area, there is no where else we would stay!

Nothing fancy but it's clean and the manager is super friendly and helpful. Everything from getting…read moreinformation on rates and availability to checking in and out was super easy. Full hook up pull through sites for reasonable rates, laundry room, propane refills on site, close enough to Pecos or Carlsbad for shopping. We stayed a couple weeks and would have stayed longer but work took us elsewhere.

From the owner: Hwy 285 RV Park and Propane is an clean, convenient and affordable RV park in Pecos, TX. Our pet…read moreand family-friendly facility offers covered RV spaces, on-site propane, on-site propane, dog-run, a convenience store and more. Just a 15 minute drive from Orla, and 5 minutes north of TX-302 on Hwy 285, our RV park offers daily, weekly, monthly and corporate rates as well as short and long term RV parking spots for groups, families, and oil field workers. Find, reserve and rent online or stop by and let us show you around your new community!

There's not much around for dining options. I used yelp and was able to find local eateries and a…read morenice brewery. The campgrounds itself were affordable. They had everything I needed for my short stay. Make sure you check out the caverns while here. They are majestic.

I made reservations 6 months prior to arrival. Reservation said 1:00 pm check in for Spot D05. I…read morearrived at 1:05 and was told check-in was at 1:30...website still says 1. I was told my site was ready, but was moved to Site M1...probably the worst site in the park. Power box next to rig that hums constantly, and located next to the main road. No shade or grass anywhere. Don't plan on sleeping late. Permanent residents start driving by at 0400, then a constant flow of traffic. Front desk personnel will give you bad information about the Caverns. The pool is small, enclosed, and swamped with children. The dog parks are pathetic, but do provide poopies bags. I had an Amazon order delivered, advised via after hours phone call, the order was made for D05. I asked for a return phone call to acknowledge this...not received. I went to the office. Find a different place to stay to visit the Caverns. Not a restful stay.

Sam of all Trades? Yeah right, I can tell you what she was…read moregood at, being unresponsive during pre-planning, not taking the correct notes, forgetting tasks, and hitting the bar where by 6:30 PM we were warned she was going to be cut off. We asked her to leave our wedding, she didn't get the hint the first time and had to be followed out. Professionalism is measured by your ability to do your job, and taking ownership if something went wrong. She hasn't done either. You should never bad mouth my bride or any bride and her family during the wedding to the guests. We have had several calls from our guests where she was talking negatively about us. It's disappointing when the one person who caused drama, things to go wrong and a bad experience is the one you hired to prevent that.

Worst experience of my life…read more From the beginning she made many promises. She was only hired for day before and day of with 40 hours planning before. We never did the planning it was just awkward text messages of too much information on her own health. She was not prepared for rehearsal nor took notes as she got the days wrong on when my other vendors would be showing up. When I asked my vendors she was also "very hard to work with and all over the place." Day of I was busy getting ready while she partook in the open bar, i was sent pictures from the bar owners. I have had many people call me about her bad mouthing myself and my mother for asking her to complete her tasks. She dropped our cupcakes. Pulled the head table down and called for a decorator 45mins away to come fix it. By dinner time she was so drunk the bartender said she was cutting her off. Chairs were not moved to tables from my ceremony as I asked. Several people at my wedding had to tell her to be quiet for bad mouthing me and saying she got paid already. Shes a complete fraud with an old buisness license. She called my venue owner after and tried to get him to ask for more money for her for holes in her dress. Stay clear of her nothing but trouble. Unprofessional and dressed inappropriately.