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This KOA is conveniently located one mile from I-10, overlooking the amazing views of Las Cruces, Mesilla Valley, and nearby mountains. Many upgrades have taken place over the last year, including Wi-fi with which you can stream and zoom, paved streets and a new playground. Choose from breathtaking view sites, big-rig friendly pull-thru sites, KOA Patio Sites with fire pits, Tent Sites or one-room Camping Cabins with refrigerator/freezer and fire pits. An RV wash area (Care Camps donation encouraged), 24-hr laundry and heated pool (seasonal) will complete your visit. Many come for one night and end up staying longer. Visit La Mesilla, known for its rich history and great cuisine. Shop for local specialties, chilies, and pecans at the popular farmers' market in downtown Las Cruces. Other area attractions include White Sands National Park & Missile Museum, Spaceport America Visitors Center, and the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. Pool: Mid May – Sept 31st. Max pull thru 85 ft.
**Campground **
**Unique Yurts & Retro Campers **
Vacation home rentals
No hassle, self check in
**WIFI **
Family owned & operated
Our campground offers the full range of accommodations including:
> Primitive campsites
> Water & Electric (20-30amp) sites
> House Rentals - 2 BD/2BA , sleeps 6-8 guests
> Yurt Rentals - sleeps 6 - 8 guests
> Camper rentals - sleeps 2 - 6 guests
Please see our website for full details on all that we have to offer. https://www.gleatherland.com/
$5 - $60 / night
$32 - $34 / night
Relax and enjoy yourself in our comfortable shipping container homes located just a short drive from the nationally famous Hueco Tanks State Park!
$75 - $150 / night
Scout
Needed a quick place to get out of snow storm in New Mexico - 30 amp no other connections - nice lady - gravel and ok Wi-Fi
Guide
Only five miles from Hueco Tanks SP. Has all the amenities, tons of primitive campsites, RV sites (electric/gray water & potable water hookups), yurt rentals and camp trailer rentals. Primitive sites are only $5/person nightly. Quiet desert scenery surrounding!
Guide
We stopped at this KOA for one night while passing through New Mexico. We had a great view of the valley below and our site had everything we needed--full hookups. We were pretty close to others but that's not unusual for a KOA. Nothing wrong with this place but not a luxurious campground.
GuideWe stayed in a yurt. It was really cool. It was in the 40s outside and was warm inside.
You have a beautiful view of Hueco Tanks, which you could almost walk to, as well as the Franklin Mountains.
The owners of the property are very nice and accommodating. Would stay again!
We reserved our stay on Airbnb.
GuideRemote desert camping with plenty of amenities. From primitive camping for $5/night to limited RV hook-ups (gray water, fresh water, electric), yurt & trailer rentals, to a beautiful home Airbnb. Only 5 miles drive to Hueco Tanks & 20 miles from East El Paso. Quiet nights with low light pollution for amazing stargazing opportunities!
GuideHueco Tanks is a very small Texas state park and we couldn’t get a campsite. We were extremely pleased with what Gleatherland offered us. Great hot shower, internet, a dump station and campsite hook ups for our RV. The hosts are very friendly and accommodating. Really enjoyed our stay and the Ranger tour of the pictographs in the park that is so close by.
TravelerWe came off season and it looked like everything was closed up but we found the primitive camping that we were looking for and then were greeted by the host within 5 minutes.
They allowed our stay since we are fully self-contained, with a porta potty and carrying our own water. Host is very congenial.
ScoutSuch a wonderful place. Clean, affordable. excellent wifi is provided. The site is clean and orderly. geometry dash meltdown
TravelerEasy access to the road and both I25 and I10. Sites are gravel and semi level. Park manager wasn’t the nicest.
TravelerWe needed a place to stay for the night on Dec.31. We called many places but it was all booked due to 25% capacity limit from Covid. This place had 1 spot available and the staff was very friendly.
Nothing really special about the site. RVs are very close together. Seems like there are quite a few long term RVers around. We had few people come up to us and wanting to chat. Had one elderly gentleman knock on our door to chat.
Water pressure was a bit high but with a regulator it was fine.
Wifi was decent! Faster than average KOA. Verizon had full bars but was still a little slow for some reason.
ScoutThe park itself is beautifully maintained, with lush green spaces and well-manicured sites that offer plenty of room for even the largest RVs. Each site is equipped with full hookups, which made our stay comfortable and convenient. We were particularly impressed with the cleanliness of the facilities, including the restrooms and laundry area, which were always spotless. I also get help from africanmag
LegendSpacious gravel parking, limited shade, have bathrooms, showers, convenience store in front
LegendThis is a small RV park just west of ElPaso. It’s older and could use some maintenance. Sites are level, but very close to. Lots of dust. (This is the desert , so maybe expected) 30/50 amp, water & sewer. Free WiFi and Cable TV No dog park. No pool There is a convenience store and grocery store.
Scout
Went there with my family on our first camping trip. I loved it. We were graced with rain, which the awesome park rangers Matt and Mr Ochoa said would bring the place to life and it was so true! This site gifted my family with amazing memories.
TravelerLoved the hiking and petroglyphs here— also enjoyed the self guided tour. Campsites were really nice with beautiful sunsets — downside was how many goat heads were right near where you park so hard not to bring them in. But overall really enjoyed it here, dog was bummed about how limited the dog use area was.
RangerThis is an active and protected archeological site. About two or three miles before the park, you will be stopped and questioned regarding your intent. The attendant then radios the park registration desk to inform of your pending arrival. Once registered, you will be sent on to a 10 minute orientation delivered by a volunteer offering lots of information about the park.
The level gravel campsites are spaced well apart and have plenty of natural landscaping for privacy. The sites have cabanas over the picnic tables, nearby trash disposal and on site water and electric are available. The bathrooms with showers are well maintained and clean.
There are many hikes to interesting archeological sites and unique geological formations, but (understandably) dogs are not allowed on those trails. There is, however, a trail that circumvents the park where dogs are allowed. The park has many day visitors who come to hike the well maintained, rocky trails.
My original intent was to spend just one night, but I stayed for three. January, 2021.
Travelervery cool historical and geographically interesting location. campsites back right up against the north mountain. didn't use the showers, but bathrooms were clean and heated
RangerThis was supposed to be just a rest stop. We had so much fun and did so much mountaineering that we never rested! Climbed to the kiva cave and saw ancient pictographs and amazing wildlife. Nice clean sites with good power and water. Restrooms fine just a little dark. Staff was helpful and just awesome! Wi-fi available but not at our site. Signal too weak
GuideIt's an incredibly beautiful place, so unexpected. It is kind of a pain to get access to hiking the trails (must be on the waiting list/or with a guide) but so worth it.
Ended up spending a week here (tho the price was a bit steep) But the family was down with the flu and it was a beautiful place to recover.
Hot showers. Quiet site at the end of the loop, birds chirping and incredible views. The history of the place is amazing.
GuideGreat small campground! Very clean and quiet. As driving in sites on right have more brush and are more shaded. Ones on left more open and flat, but have less shade. Rangers are helpful. Mandatory orientation and check in for hikes as they only allow so many people in at one time. Bathroom with showers very clean.
GuideLots of hiking and caves
GuideIt is on a Native American Reservation. Has wild mountain goats roaming right next to your tent and has off path trails that lead to incredible views
GuideSome trails only have a metal chain on the bottom making it feel very off the path
TravelerI love it here, great educational and heloful Rangers.
there are great caves, bouldering, and cave paintings.
RangerHueco tanks has so many climbing and bouldering from beginner levels to more advanced. The area has so many historic spots which cave writing and drawings. You must watch a short video before you go in that teaches you a bit more about the site, and gives some great details.
ScoutNice place to visit and stay for a night or two. Wish they would allow pets...
GuideCant get in between the hours of 8am & 10am, unless you have a online reservation to even just stay for the day. Closes at 5pm sharp.
First come first serve
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