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.

Had been dry camping out in the Black Range of the Gila NF and was looking for a dump station for…read morethe septic system on the motorhome. Called a few places in Truth or Consequences without any help or luck. Asked Siri for other locations near me and Arrey came up. I wrongly made an assumption of what I was going to encounter (One in TorC was like the Twilight Zone). To my very pleasant suprise the rate was more than reasonable and as an added bonus, everything at the dump site worked perfectly and was clean. Many sites across the west have no functioning water hose, broken handles on the water valve or located at inconvenient spots in the park. I was there less than 10 minutes. One mile from I-25. Lance was a super friendly attendant.

AWESOME place to stay ! We've stayed several months at a time. New owners have worked hard every…read moreday clearing up the area. Quiet community to be in Relaxed R.V. park with friendly people

We had to spend the night in Truth or Consequences when we had truck maintenance issues. This park…read morewas recommended by the mechanics. The owners could not have been more accommodating and understanding. They gave us peace of mind about a place to stay while our truck was being repaired, and even gave us a ride when we needed to go into town. Wonderful, friendly people!!

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.

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 is one of the nicer rv parks we've been to. Extremely well kept grounds and lots of amenities…read more(nice shower house, pool, dog park and wash, paved paths, etc). This park is perfect for a campers that prefer a tight knit community of regulars and a quiet campsite. The sites are very close together, making it challenging to spread out.

This park is not bad has good hook ups, and water situation. What got me is when we went to the hot…read moretub our 2nd night, and the typical kid takeover was there. The parents were outside, while 5 kids under 6 in life jackets were all in the hot tub/jacuzzi. They were screaming , hooting and hollering, we walked in, and walked our butts out! Why is this such a common theme now everywhere we go? The pool/jacuzzi becomes the babysitter for parents where kids become wild! Yeah NOT OK or normal. The adult paying adults perhaps might want to enjoy the jacuzzi without all kinds of kid urine, and kids screaming!!!! We went back mid week to find the jacuzzi and pool to be awesome, and quiet. The park is pretty chill, and very close to the entry to the Dead Lake Butte. The laundry room is fabulous, and clean with plenty of machines. Overall clean. I don't think where we were put was the greatest spot has a pretty crappy view of nothing. There are other spots in the park where you could at least catch a sunset. I don't know who makes these decisions. Also, I don't know why the phone call prior to our arrival to confirm our arrival. The interrogation and asking all these specifics. Look business around here is dying. What is with the 100 questions? We will never be back. There is just not enough for us to do. We are hikers, and we like to explore. We don't however like to have to travel 50 miles to see something. The hot springs are not enough of an attractant as we know of hot springs superior to this. We also don't like to go to a town where businesses are all closed? It's Labor Day week!!! What? Do you want to be a business or not? Do you want to survive as a town or not? I don't understand the mentality of the businesses. Thank you and Ciao.' ***Buyer Beware*** No matter what deal they offer you...if you stay over 7 days you will be charged for Electricity. Yes....I did not analyze the fine print on the road. I made reservations by phone the old school way. There was no mention of electricity charges. I was advised it's in my email, and when I checked in it's on the check in sheet. Well that's smooth. After 6 hours on the road who is really going to be reading the fine fine print? The email? Ehhhh I'm busy. Made my reservation and I trusted. I'm from a State that literally skins us with cost of electricity. However, when staying in the desert there, they don't charge for electricity until it's been a month stay. This was a lesson. Funny...paying more for power here for 9 days, than we are for our residence for a month. Be aware everyone! Like I said...never back.

The southwest has many great roadside stops. They always feel clean and well kept, and the Fort…read moreCraig rest area is no exception. I was heading south and didn't really need a bathroom break but I thought stretching legs and soaking up the dessert in the area seemed like a great idea. There was only 1 other car on this side of the highway so I almost had the area to my self. It was a nice view out the front side. I could look across to the sister location on the other side of the road and see the people milling about over there. I walked around back and saw the dessert quite flat there. It went to the infinity of the horizon. I had to take a couple pictures. It was a peaceful spot considering it wasn't too far off the highway. I didn't stay for too long, but it was a welcome spot in the middle of no where to shake off the road dust.

Rest stops on I-25 have such cool designs. The bathroom itself is clean with airplane-esque…read moretoilets, and there's a water fountain with a tall enough water stream to fill a water bottle. It's nice to stretch your legs and wander the rest area. There's even a monument out in the distance if you walk around to the back where the semis park.

Highly recommend! I stayed one night in a newly remodeled lovely and spacious kitchenette room on…read moremy way back to ABQ from Riverbend Hot Springs. This is off the main road so it's in a convenient location if you're heading in or out of T or C for hot springs and you don't want to fork out a bunch of cash for the overpriced resort properties. The rate was reasonable and there was a full kitchen with a small stove, sink, refrigerator, microwave, and even dishes and pans for cooking in the cupboards. Dining table too! Nice desert view of T or C out my window so I get how it got it's name. The place was clean with a comfortable bed and wifi. Loved the seating provided out front if you want to sit outside and soak in the surroundings with a glass of wine or coffee.

Super affordable (I paid $100 for one queen bed and a kitchenette. I was pleasantly surprised by…read morethe room, because the outside is rather non-descript. Property staff is accommodating, and gave me my choice of rooms. Nice guy. He also owns the local gym, so he offered me to work out for free during my stay. Rooms are superclean, and really thats all I wanted, a good nights stay in a clean and safe room. All great to me!

What a great tour Curtis put together for us!! Happened to meet the Spaceport America Director on…read moreour tour. Quite an honor. So much information! Don't forget to shop for T-shirts and gifts at https://www.spaceportamerica.com/shop/

We stopped into the Spaceport Visitor Center to check it out. It's small and doesn't have a lot but…read moreit has some cool stuff to play with especially if you have kids. They no longer have any trips to the Spaceport so that's a bummer but hopefully soon. I would give it more stores if there was a There is a nice visitors' center in the front with some friendly people to assist. They gave us a few great ideas like the Passion Pie Cafe which I'll go into in a separate review. For good ideas during your visit to T or C, give this place a try.