This is my first trip to TorC, and my entire reason for stopping here for a few days is this Hot…read moreSprings Glamp Camp. I am a huge fan of soaking in natural hot springs and as a medical professional I know the benefits. Finding the right space is important too. The hot springs aquifer runs under this town and so this camp has 3 spring fed tubs that are available to guests for soaking 24/7. Two are private and a larger one is communal. Guests take turns on a FCFS basis. The camp itself is not big. It's a cozy square courtyard within a privacy wall and they have an eclectic mix of accommodations. There are 6 "stalls" for RVs to back in with full hookups available. It is possible to pitch a tent too. There is a really cool "dome" building and they have a Yurt! They also have three vintage trailers that are awesome and reasonably priced. There are two very nice, clean bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a spring-fed jacuzzi tub. While the neighborhood outside the wall is old and rundown, this camp is a wonderful oasis. Fully gated and secure with no worries here. Out the gate and 5 mins of walking is a great local Taproom and brewery which gets active in the afternoon and evenings. Topping off all this goodness is the camp host, Debra. She is amazing. So friendly and welcoming and focused on making certain all guests are happy and comfortable. If you're coming to TorC, and you love a very relaxing, laidback vibe, this is where you want to stay.

Very clean, relaxing, great service. You can certainly tent camp here but most folks have vans/rigs…read moreor are renting one of the fixed structures. There are 2 very clean bathroom and showers, and 3 big soaking tubs (plus a jacuzzi tub in a bathroom). Location is walkable to "downtown". Even though it was fully booked when we were here, we had no trouble accessing the tubs or bathrooms. Dog friendly also (there are additional fees, however)

This place is amazing! Sparkling clean, newly renovated facility. The hot spring tubs are clean…read moreand the water is 109F as advertised. Jasna and Gaelan are wonderful, attentive hosts. Highly recommend staying here! It's always sunny in Sunnyville.

This place is a true slice of paradise!! Small, friendly, quirky, and love the tubs. Very clean…read moreand well cared for! Nice bathrooms, showers, and laundry that is included in the price. Totally recommend this place!!

We go here when we go fishing at Elephant Butte and Caballo State Parks…read more This RV park is wonderful! You can leave your things out and no one touches it, even leave stuff in the back of your truck! Everyone follows RV park etiquette here because the rules are strictly enforced. And people watch out for each other and report any kind of rule breaking. Like when we did our first RV trip we didn't know you weren't supposed to drive through the site to check it first. And someone reported us. But they didn't throw us out on the spot because we didn't know, it was our first time in a RV. They gave us a break! Very kind people but we follow the rules so we won't get kicked out for sure because it's such a nice place! It's clean, there are walking trails clearly marked. There is a dog area. There are showers and laundry. What else do you need? Oh yes! A small store in the office! They have ice! So go there if you are looking for a place to stay in Elephant Butte and need access to surrounding areas!

We've stayed at Cedar Cove twice now and its a lovely park for our needs. Because of its close…read moreproximity, we spend our days at Elephant Butte Lake enjoying the water sports, and the evenings at Cedar Cove. Some positives - You are allowed to bring a wood fire ring, the convenience store, the bathrooms with showers are impeccable, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The rates are very reasonable and we love to stay in the premium back in sites that include a shaded patio next to your rig. The park is completely gravel and it gets a bit dusty. If you are looking for a nice place while you visit the lake and TorC, then I highly recommend!

Chill, simple RV park..close enough to walk to town, if you dont mind bout 1.5 mile jaunt to town…read morecenter. Best prices for the night in town, friendly people checked us in. Good option for a couple Nights before we headed to White Sands.

Worst experience of my life not just living there but working there was a horrific experience. Very…read moreonly a very selected few can live at this RV park it is not Hispanic friendly. If you are a Catholic I would stay away. The RV park is dirty constantly noisy! Fire hazards in the office no handicap accessible bathroom no handicap accessible laundry. This play should be shut down! I called the fire department to check on its fire codes and the things that were wrong with the entire building and the fire chief ignored me they called the police on me when I tried to show them that there were fire hazards this place should not be state that it is not family friendly dogs are off their leashes people do not pick up their feces if you are miss fortunate enough to be by the dog walk you will be smelling feces and urine your entire time. There are no trees no honorees and no amenities this place does not even sell cokes ice or even the newspaper... There are many people that have been living there for years that have trash night around all over the place stay away.

Great White Bass fishing. The lake is very shallow in the north end which makes it great for shore…read morefishing or even a kayak.

Not super clean but adequate for swimming in summer months. You can rent boats year round for…read morefishing and sight seeing. They have a mix of sandy and rocky beaches so during peak months you better get there early to snag a good spot to set up! The drive is only 90 minutes from El Paso making it the shortest distance to water! Overall enjoyable and we will be back every year without a doubt.

Hell hath no fury like a yelper given bad service!…read more We called around 4:30 day of arrival to ask if they had spots. A nice gentleman told us he was wrapping up for the day and to just get here and pick any open (no reserved sign spot) which is what we did. In the morning we mosy into the office and are greeted by miss chip on the shoulder (COTS), "what you didn't have a reservation?" She says nastily. Then we tell them we'll stay one more night and we're in spot 48. "Oh we need that spot" - there are probably about 50 pull in spots open. Little miss COTS and her sidekick wanted us to pack up, reattach the car, reset to move 1 spot forward. Seriously? We'd told them, if we're going to spend all that effort we'll just go get a spot at the state park and they made NO effort to keep our business. COTS even remarked "Well then ill just check em in and out in the computer. Then she had the nerve to insinuate I was going to run out on the bill, when I said we'd return to settle up. Oh hunny, you have got a lot to learn about how to treat paying guests. Next we told them about google maps and another RV app has them in the wrong location and that we got lost, the woman just shrugged when we suggested they try to contact them to correct their address. Sad thing is we were looking forward to staying here. They have nice level gravel sites with plenty of room and it looks pretty quiet and peaceful.

First this is not the same as Elephant Butte RV . The map location is way off. This park, Lakeview…read moreRV Park is not new. It looks about 20 years old. It is right at exit 63 and I-25. At $18.50 with full hook up it is great for an overnight. No cell service for me but ok Wi-Fi. I was able to get a few over the air TV channels. Close to I-25 but not noisy. Check out the photos and you decide.

Do not waste your money coming here unless you want to spend your family day stranded in the…read moreblazing sun. We paid the entry fee to take our kids and dogs to the lake, followed the main road, and immediately turned toward the water only to get violently stuck in deep, un-warned soft sand. We spent nearly an hour freaking out in the brutal heat, shoveling sand, and panicking with our kids and pets in the vehicle. When I called the park office for assistance? Absolute silence. Nobody answered, nobody was available to help. If it weren't for the sheer grace of a random Good Samaritan who stopped to shovel and pull us out, we would have been completely stranded. What makes this infuriating is the absolute lack of accountability and communication from the staff. The girl who checked us in and took our money didn't say a single word, offer a map, or give any warning about the driving conditions near the water. As a state park, it is incredibly irresponsible not to warn paying customers and New Mexico residents about these massive sand traps. Total safety hazard and zero customer service. Avoid this place.

This is the camp attached to the dam area. plenty of…read moreparking and clean restrooms and portables I didn't see any water fountains. i attached a pic of water level 5 years ago.

I had given this storage business a 5 star review previously. That was all true and then the owners…read moresold the business. The new owners forgot to switch the electricity into their names and the gate to our units was locked for two business days and into the weekend. There was no response on text or through phone calls, no emails sent, no communication. Needs of respect and care went out the door with the old owners leaving. Next, the tenants were called from a restricted number and told to pay with a money order, check, Cash App or Apple Pay and our EFTs and credit cards would not be honored. This was on the 2nd of the month after rent was due. No new contracts were signed and no notice given for these changes. When I was able to reach someone they were extremely rude and said they chose not to care about our lack of access to our units while the electricity was off. There is no skills of empathy or communication. I would never recommend this place to anyone. I can only imagine how it will go downhill from here on out.