Great place for an overnight stay on our voyage. Check-in was easy even though we arrived a tad…read morelate. We did briefly talk to one of the staff, very nice! She even invited us to the ice cream social. Unfortunately we were a bit tired. The pull thru site we parked in was long and very wide, even for a 42 ft fifth wheel with slides in both sides. Good Sam's discount and very reasonable price. Definitely worth the stay.

Well worth the price of $37 for an overnight. Women's showers were clean and convenient. Men's…read morerestroom needs cleaning and maintenance.

Pulled in late last night. Easy after hours sign in - except the slot we selected was occupied (…read morethe couple forgot to erase the availability slot on the whiteboard) So we just pulled into the vacant lot next to them. Only saw the place at night, but seemed very tidy. Easy pull through spots. Clean. Easy to get in and out.

I love this place. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that it's really just a very…read morebasic little park, no frills. But it's clean, friendly and affordable, easy in/out, and it's an Escapees park, so if you're a member, you get a discount. It IS a gravel parking lot with hookups, and it is in the desert, so it gets windy and a little dusty sometimes. But I bet I've stayed here at least five times, and I usually stay for a week because it's a nice little place. Good laundry room on site with reasonable prices. Clean bathrooms/showers. Once or twice I've stayed as just an in/out, but it was because I was in a hurry, not because I didn't like the park. The spaces are generous and the light is always great there any time of year. Nearby Walmart and some other stores, gas stations right across the street and down a block or two. I really like staying here.

The people at this RV park are some of the nicest and most helpful people we have met on this road…read moretrip. Private RV parks are all pretty much the same for us; it is the people who make the difference. Our only issue was that for some reason our water connection leaked, so we left a bit of a puddle. Our resident neighbor made a point of introducing himself with a warm welcome. The lady at the desk was as sweet and helpful as can be, and the propane guy, Jim, was warm, funny, and helpful too. We would come back here again to support and reconnect with the good energy of these nice people.

Do not stay here--they don't care about customers and allow their SIL to evict customers because he…read moreis either lazy or incompetent. We booked 2 nights here and, upon arrival, realized our electric didn't work and the cable connection was broken. The "Maintenance Son-in-law," fixed the electric but said the cable wasn't his job. My husband stated it was BS that the cable company fixed it and the SIL accused my husband of cursing him.They have extra connectors in the front office that they would gladly give to a camper--but staff apparently don't care that what they advertise is non-existent. Beware, they want your money but don't care if they deny you services.. Little Vineyard is right next door and is amazing. Skip Roadrunner as they could care less about you, but worship their Son-In-Law!

We rolled in late at night and the caretaker came out and helped us find a good spot. We just…read moreneeded 50amp and nothing else. They had a bathroom and shower that was pretty nice. Another person came by in the morning and said hi. It was $19 and totally a good deal. Flat spots. Gravel. Pull through. Kinda a cool town too.

Nice RV park. We usually go for something more secluded, but we needed someplace to hook up (not…read moretoo far from an auto parts store) so we could tend to some mechanical issues. Much quieter than I thought it would be and they even had some trees! The folks in the office were friendly and they extended our check out time from 11:00 to 1:00 since our mechanical problems took longer than expected.

We have stayed here many times. Very good for an overnight or week stay. Drop box if checking in…read moreafter hours or if no one is in the office.

quiet neighbors and restful inexpensive monthly living, no thrills but prices are great for fixed…read moreincome individuals, walmart is located 1.8 miles away good walk but the price is worth it

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!

I would not stay here again. The lady in charge is very rude. You can not make any noise outside at…read moreany time. She told us to turn our music off at 3 pm. It was not loud. This place is a trailer park and most of the people live here. She told my husband his voice outside was causing complaints from other guest. We are in our sixties and don't make much noise.

This is not a campground it is a parking lot! It sets in the shadow of the freeway so you hear…read moretraffic all night! There are no tables, no stoves, no covers on sewage connections. Spaces are so narrow you can barely walk between campers! Pull in to sleep, but no place to relax.

This is a great place!! Only here for 2 days, but owners are on site and very friendly! I read…read morereviews of getting in here being an issue, but that is not the case. A one way road can have you getting where you need to be without any problems. Clean areas, pet friendly (we did not bring any), well maintained, and privacy spots. 2 washers and dryers, books and puzzles to borrow, bath and shower if you need it, and minutes from historic downtown ands shopping. Did I mention the Saturday night BBQ? Smoked brisket, chicken, and sides!!! Not what we planned, but was pleasantly surprised. Met some great people, and plan on returning before we even leave. Definitely coming back for rib night.

A quiet, family, run RV park just on the edge of Silver City, New Mexico. This RV park offers…read moreapproximately 25 sites all with water and power. Reservations can be made with an on line form, but at the end of the day all reservations are finalized over the phone. No confirmation emails are provided by this business. Upon arrival we were met at the check-in office by an individual in a golf cart, who guided us directly to our campsite. The campsites are fairly close together, however a row of brush/trees does offer a bit of privacy. At arrival we were also provided the camp guidelines/rules that outline the number of items that are not posted on their website nor were we informed when we phoned for the reservation. A couple of very important items that are not mentioned on the website is that there is only one combined toilet/shower facility for the entire campground. While this may work for big rig RVs. this does not work for many. I think it's very important to note for anyone looking to stay at this location that the single bathrooms/shower is not handicapped accessible should they need that type of accommodation. There are no outdoor fires or charcoal barbecues permitted, even during low fire season, propane only. If you do not have a propane grill, they were offering rentals and/or the free use of a community space for grilling. It should be noted that the owners reside on the property and they had a charcoal grill and charcoal, which is contrary to their own rules. We were also noted at check-in, that once we had checked in, we could not change our reservation and there would be no refunds if we chose to shorten our stay. Having a pop-up camper, we typically rely on campground amenities, such as public bathrooms and showers; this RV park having only one combination bathroom and shower for the entire campground, which also is a little outdated and quite frankly could've been a little cleaner. While limitation of only one facility was not a problem while we were here it did delay our departure, as only one of us could use the facility at a time. While this may work for some, had we known about the bathroom and shower situation beforehand we would not have booked this location. There are a number of washers and dryers available for use with payment. Games, cards, etc. we're available for campers. Other than the washing facilities, games, and a gathering place that was enclosed there's really not many more amenities at this location. There are no nearby trails, bike paths or running paths. Attempts for a morning run through the nearby neighborhood resulted in being chased by loose dogs! The public road to the facility can be a little rough in some spots particularly if you are pulling a trailer. The family was pleasant and they do offer a complementary barbecue on Saturday nights if you happen to stay in the area and there is nice socialization among the camp regulars. It does appear that a number of the campers at this location are here for longer term rentals and have larger campers that do not require use of the public facilities. While there is restaurants and shopping within 10 to 15 minute drive, there is absolutely nothing within walking distance. I would strongly encourage this business to post the information on their welcome documents in the website, so that it's crystal clear for customers as to what they should expect. I would also encourage this business to provide confirmation emails that reiterate the information noted above. I typically rely on reviews for alot of my choices as to where I stay when I go camping. I also hope that the business owners enhance their website information, and pricing structure, to allow customers expectations and what they provide to align.