3 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Anthony features several RV parks with full hookup sites, primarily clustered along highway corridors. El Paso West RV Park provides concrete pull-through sites with 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer hookups in a convenient location near Interstate 10. Fort Bliss RV Park, located in El Paso, offers level paved sites with full hookups and accommodates large motorhomes, though military ID is required for entry. Western Skys RV Park in Vado provides year-round RV sites with 50-amp electrical service, though spaces may be limited. "Sites are fairly close. Wifi is good throughout the park, pet amenities need work but for being so close to the interstate it is exceptionally quiet."
Access to dump stations varies between facilities, with most offering on-site sanitary dumps for registered guests. Many RV parks in the region have bathroom facilities with showers and laundry amenities, though quality and cleanliness differ significantly between locations. Near Las Cruces, approximately 30 miles northwest of Anthony, higher-rated options like Hacienda RV Resort and Las Cruces KOA provide more extensive amenities including market services, Wi-Fi, and designated pet areas. Reservation policies differ across parks - while El Paso West and Hacienda RV Resort accept advance bookings, Fort Bliss operates on a first-come, first-served basis. A visitor commented that Western Skys RV Park has "nice flat spots" but limited bathroom facilities, with only one functioning shower that "looked and smelled like they hadn't been cleaned in months."
"This is a Military campground with full hookups and a lot of long term campers. Park is maintained and quiet. There is some road noise from the highway.."
"All pull through sites with full hookups. Picnic tables and bbq’s at each site. Level pads. They’ve planted trees throughout which will provide more shade as they grow."
from $19 - $25 / night
"Clean level sites. Clean secure bathrooms and showers. We had a pull through on the end so it was a terrifically easy in and out."
"This is an RV resort, not to be confused either an RV park. Lots of large pull through sites, a few back in. Water, sewer, electric- 30/50 amp. WiFi, cable TV, patio with fireplace and hot tub."
"Located in Las Cruces New Mexico, Hacienda RV resort is conveniently situated right off of interstate 10."
from $36 - $64 / night
"Easy access off the I10 and very close to town and stores and restaurants . The campground is set up on a hill providing beautiful 180 degree views."
"The owners are upgrading the park ... new cabins, gravel well maintained, nice dog runs (however some people didn't pick up!), great layout for pulling in and pulling out."
"The is a nice, easy access CG with large, level pull through and back in gravel sites."
"This campground is a mix of locals and transient sites surrounded by trucking industry and next to interstate 10. Not your wilderness getaway."
from $44 - $199 / night
"The sites are level dirt, asphalt drives and FHU sites. The price point is excellent (<$50/night for FHU pull-thru). The campground does offer weekly and monthly rates."
"Wifi is good throughout the park, pet amenities need work but for being so close to the interstate it is exceptionally quiet. Manager is nice and accommodating."
from $50 - $55 / night
from $32 / night
"This 55+ park is in town so close to shopping. Good view of Organ Mountains. Park is clean and well maintained. Residents and staff were friendly."
"The sites are mostly back-in and have FHU 50amp sites. All sites are gravel with patios and picnic table. The sites are large and can easily accommodate large rigs."
"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."
"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"
from $32 - $34 / night
"Good place to stop by for a couple days and dump get electric and water for a reasonable price of $44 a night"
from $19 - $40 / night
TravelerWas a little nervous as I have a 27 ft class C plus towing and wasn’t sure about being able to turn around but no problem at all. Great loop drive with beautiful amazing views 360 plus you get to camp next to beautiful cows with horns. Great spot not far off main road at all.
ScoutSmack dab in the middle of town, between a Faniky Dollar and a SaveMart (that makes a great rotisserie chicken. But call ahead) and the site is clean, orderly, and the office is open everyday.
RangerStunning mountain views 30 minutes from White Sands. Narrow, curvy road but well-paved and marked. Wouldn’t want to be arriving to find a campsite after dark, though.
GuideJust north of El Paso. A state park with mostly drive into camp spots. Perfect for tent campers or small trailers. Perfect for my truck and pop up tent. Park office closes at 4pm and the entrance gate closes at 5pm. I was one of only 2 campers for the night on a Friday night. Ranger suggested site C2 and it didn’t disappoint. Very quiet site sitting high on the hill overlooking the valley. You can see the lights of El Paso in the valley below. Beautiful mountains surrounding the area.
GuideGood place to stop by for a couple days and dump get electric and water for a reasonable price of $44 a night
GuideWe have stayed overnight at Sunland several times, not for the casino but because it’s a convenient and inexpensive place to stay when driving to or from our home in Phoenix. The Security staff who manage the sites a super helpful.
I wish the adjacent casino hotel would share their WiFi!
GuideNice! All pull through sites with full hookups. Picnic tables and bbq’s at each site. Level pads. They’ve planted trees throughout which will provide more shade as they grow. Internet is only available in the buildings but they say that’s coming.
ScoutThe restrooms and showers have evidently been under construction for a long time. There only ports potties, no showers.
There should be a refund for misrepresentation of how this camp actually is.
ScoutSunny Acres is right off a main road, but back far enough you don't get a ton of road noise. Sites are big, grassy, and most have trees. The staff and guests of the park are wonderful and so friendly. Definitely a return spot!
RV campgrounds near Anthony, Texas provide convenient overnight stops for travelers along Interstate 10. Located at an elevation of 3,789 feet in the Chihuahuan Desert region, this area experiences hot summers with temperatures regularly exceeding 100°F and mild winters. Most camping facilities remain open year-round due to the arid climate with minimal rainfall.
Visit White Sands National Park: Located about 90 minutes from Anthony, this unique destination features pure white gypsum sand dunes. "We took extra day to visit white sands and experience some New Mexico Mexican food at Andele Restaurant. Weather was perfect in October," shares a visitor at Sunny Acres RV Park.
Explore historic Mesilla: This preserved 19th-century town near Las Cruces offers cultural experiences and shopping. "We took a short drive to La Mesilla and the farmers market in Las Cruces—definitely recommend both," notes a camper from Las Cruces KOA.
Exercise outdoors: Several RV parks offer recreational facilities for active travelers. "The amenities are pickle ball, large dog run, community room, laundry, billiards, and restrooms. We chose this park because of its central location to everything," reports a guest at Sunny Acres RV Park.
Mountain views: The Organ Mountains provide scenic backdrops at many campgrounds. "This 55+ park is in town so close to shopping. Good view of Organ Mountains. Park is clean and well maintained," writes a reviewer at Sunny Acres RV Park.
Clean facilities: Well-maintained bathrooms and amenities are frequently mentioned in positive reviews. "This is a nice park with lots of facilities. Laundry has commercial machines. Full hookups with lots of pull thru spots," notes a visitor at Fort Bliss RV Park.
Pet amenities: Dog-friendly facilities make traveling with pets easier. "It also has three individual dog parks. It's close to hwy 54 so there is road noise, but you get used to it," mentions a camper at Fort Bliss RV Park.
Military-only restrictions: Some RV parks require military identification. "NOTE: Park is only for Active, Reservist, Retired Military members, their dependents, and blood relatives being escorted," cautions a reviewer at Fort Bliss RV Park.
Highway noise: Many Anthony area RV campgrounds are situated near major roadways. "We got put in the last row along the highway. It forced us inside because it was not any fun to listen to," warns a Fort Bliss visitor.
Water pressure variations: High water pressure can damage RV plumbing systems. "Water pressure seemed pretty high, just so happens I lost our regulator and we blew out a hose(thankfully not an RV line)," reports a camper at Hacienda RV Resort.
Check age restrictions: Several RV parks in the region have age limitations. "This 55+ park is in town so close to shopping. Even though this is 55+ children and grandchildren are welcome," notes a Sunny Acres RV Park visitor.
Look for recreational activities: Some campgrounds offer family-friendly amenities. "The kids enjoyed cornhole, basketball, tetherball, and the playground. The store was well stocked," shares a family staying at Las Cruces KOA.
Consider timing: Seasonal temperatures affect outdoor activities. "Hot(it's TX desert🤷🏼♂️)," mentions a Fort Bliss camper, while another notes, "Might be a bit nicer in cooler weather—just way too hot to do much around grounds (BBQ, cornhole, spa)."
Accessibility considerations: RV campgrounds vary in their ability to accommodate different vehicles. "This is a 130 spot park. Totally designed with pulling through in mind. All sites are concrete and full hook up," explains a Fort Bliss RV Park reviewer.
Reservation policies: Booking processes differ between facilities. "It's first come, first serve no reservations. The staff at the office were extremely helpful," notes a Fort Bliss visitor, while others mention, "When we checked in we were told we could only stay a night, despite having made a week-long reservation," at Mission RV Park.
Site spacing: RV parks in Anthony and surrounding areas vary in spaciousness. "Sites are very close together," mentions a visitor to El Paso Roadrunner RV Park, while another notes, "The sites are large and can easily accommodate large rigs," at Sunny Acres RV Park.
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