Dispersed Camping off Corralitos Rd on I-10

It’s not a bad place. I’m all by myself and easy to pull in. There’s some ruts you gotta look out for but it’s pull through. I mean easy to come and go relaxing hot. It’s not a bad place. You’re right by a gas station little expensive don’t have very much food there just a lot of merchandise.

A bit of highway noise but it appears the 2 track road goes further back. Ok overnight spot

Close to the highway. The highway noise wasn’t too bad. The place is a little trashy but that’s expected when the place is close to a town. We were the only ones there that night.

I have a class c rv pulled off paved road onto dirt not worried about getting stuck some what level but nice could go back further but ok here

In the chill of November 2023, I found myself drawn to the desolate expanse of Dispersed Camping off Corralitos Rd on I-10, near Las Cruces, New Mexico. There, amidst the haunting shadows of dead horses scattered like forgotten relics, I lingered for a mere half-hour. This eerie spot, shrouded in mystery and decay, whispered secrets of forgotten tales amid the howling winds. A grim reminder of life's fragility, nestled just off the beaten path, where the line between the living and the dead blurs into obscurity.

This area is about 20 minutes west of Las Cruces. It's directly off the highway and is a gravel/dirt area. There aren't really any sites, more just areas to pull a vehicle through. Large enough for any kind of camper (RV, Trailers, ect). You could also tent camp if you wanted.

This area was nice to stop for the night because I was getting tired. Lots of highway noise, and the area is a bit trashy. For a stop to rest and eat, it worked perfectly. There is a gas station nearby, but the area is dispersed, so there are no services. Verizon service was good.

If you want a free site that you can spend a few days at, there are some great dispersed campgrounds on the east side of Las Cruces. They have hiking trails nearby at the Orange Mountains.