Nice views of the mountain range and Las Cruces.Just over an hour from White Sands National Park.Sites 13 and 14 have the best views.Average KOA. Really quiet. Staff was nice. So, that was good.Clean campground.Wifi is good and useful enough for work. Goes in and out. Per usual Campground WiFi, not reliable after 5:30 pm or s...moreNice views of the mountain range and Las Cruces.Just over an hour from White Sands National Park.Sites 13 and 14 have the best views.Average KOA. Really quiet. Staff was nice. So, that was good.Clean campground.Wifi is good and useful enough for work. Goes in and out. Per usual Campground WiFi, not reliable after 5:30 pm or so. Sites can be oddly shaped but generally spacious. Gravel sites.Nice stone wall behind the perimeter back-in sites.Gas, groceries (Albertsons) and food within a few miles. Pizza place delivers to site.

Winner winner chicken dinner! Gorgeous views and clean sites. It was a victory all around and I’d do it all again!

In general, it's a KOA, and is packed like sardines. What makes this location an exception is its location on the Picacho Hills, overlooking the entirety of Las Cruces with a magnificent view of the Organ Mountains. If you're going to stay here, you MUST stay at a perimeter "View" site. Anything else will leave you feeling like you ove...moreIn general, it's a KOA, and is packed like sardines. What makes this location an exception is its location on the Picacho Hills, overlooking the entirety of Las Cruces with a magnificent view of the Organ Mountains. If you're going to stay here, you MUST stay at a perimeter "View" site. Anything else will leave you feeling like you overpaid for a rockpad and hookups. There is an outdated playground area for the kids, so there's that. They do have a nice laundry room, the staff are nice and most days we were there we had completely unobstructed views for 180 degrees as people tend to only stay here a night or two and move on. If you stay here, stay for the unprecedented views of the valley and mountains, otherwise, find something shaded, or boondock. NOTE: We stayed during the full moon... absolutely breathtaking and worth the price of a spot here x3. I added photos so you can see what you get.

Love this KOA. This is our 2 nd time staying here and got to stay on the out side edge overlooking the city and on out to the mountains. It is an easy on and off the freeway to and from the road to the park.and the turn off to the park is clearly marked with a large sign. Everything else you need is in the reviews below.

I was fortunate to find this Journey KOA on a east to west coast trip a few years back. First time as a tenter and the last two in travel trailers. Set above Las Cruces with some sites facing the Organ Mountains. The park is exceptionally clean and well maintained. They rake each site post occupation and insure the site is immaculate. ...moreI was fortunate to find this Journey KOA on a east to west coast trip a few years back. First time as a tenter and the last two in travel trailers. Set above Las Cruces with some sites facing the Organ Mountains. The park is exceptionally clean and well maintained. They rake each site post occupation and insure the site is immaculate. The staff was friendly and attentive, clear explanation of the park status, features and rules. We had a pull thru site the was long enough to not unhook our TV as requested. The sites are not a full pad but concrete runners for the tires. our site was perfectly level. If you have a chance go to Mesilla to check out the beautiful town square and eat some excellent Mexican food at La Posta de Mesilla. Oh and they have upgraded the wifi here and they even say to stream all you want. I had no problem streaming with our Fire Stick and computer.

Blown away by this campground. We don’t typically like to stay at KOAs but this one has got to be the nicest one ever! Amazing views of the mountains, clean and well taken care of. The spots were raked before each stay. The sites were large and set up well, however the one thing I did notice was that all Class A/B/Cs pulled in instead ...moreBlown away by this campground. We don’t typically like to stay at KOAs but this one has got to be the nicest one ever! Amazing views of the mountains, clean and well taken care of. The spots were raked before each stay. The sites were large and set up well, however the one thing I did notice was that all Class A/B/Cs pulled in instead of backed in (because of the location of the hookups), which may lack the view that you would get out your back window because you’re seeing that outside your windshield instead. We had an airstream so we backed in like normal and the views are incredible! There is a fenced dog area and a short little dog walk area that goes along the edge of the property. The office staff is very sweet- even let us borrow (for free) sleds and bars of wax to go sledding in white sands! So happy with our stay and would love to return.

The pads are all gravel with a picnic table. Our site was not that wide but very long . Utilities are a bit forward so watch the length of your house. Laundry was clean and 2.00 per wash .

I'm don't stay in RV parks much because I like nature, but I was passing through in the winter so I decided to book at this KOA. Space #4 is huge! They converted 2 spaces into 1. I met the new owner and he has many upgrades in process and more coming. I had a nice view, but the back-in sites have much better views. This space is the fi...moreI'm don't stay in RV parks much because I like nature, but I was passing through in the winter so I decided to book at this KOA. Space #4 is huge! They converted 2 spaces into 1. I met the new owner and he has many upgrades in process and more coming. I had a nice view, but the back-in sites have much better views. This space is the first space in the park and the dog walk starts at the front of the space so there is no privacy. It was level and very clean. It's a must to visit the White Sands National Park.

We needed an easy on/off I-10 thanks to other reviews came across this gem. Had me at level sites, good wifi, clean, and sites big enough to stay hooked up 29.5ft TT and GMC 1500. Boy what a great spot overlooks the mountains. It is mostly gravel but the spots have concrete pads. We had a premium pull through to make sure I didn’t hav...moreWe needed an easy on/off I-10 thanks to other reviews came across this gem. Had me at level sites, good wifi, clean, and sites big enough to stay hooked up 29.5ft TT and GMC 1500. Boy what a great spot overlooks the mountains. It is mostly gravel but the spots have concrete pads. We had a premium pull through to make sure I didn’t have to unhook. There are a few back ins that look big enough to stay hooked up. If you have a big window the views are amazing. They sit on the ledge with a nice wall. Can’t wait to see the sunrise.

Small KOA journey. Great for a stop over. Pull thru sites are big rig friendly without needing to disconnect a tow car. Those sites close together but most in those sites are there just to rest. Campground is only 2 miles from 1-10, easy in/out but far enough no road noise. Best campground WiFi we’ve had on our trip across from PA

The view is the selling point here. By and large this is a gravel parking lot with trees scattered, most spaces are pretty close together however space 19 had a decent front yard. Did I mention the view? Sat outside until late at night just admiring the view from our site. The water hookup is really awkward, all the way at the ...moreThe view is the selling point here. By and large this is a gravel parking lot with trees scattered, most spaces are pretty close together however space 19 had a decent front yard. Did I mention the view? Sat outside until late at night just admiring the view from our site. The water hookup is really awkward, all the way at the front of the site. Aside from this and a lack of grass, a pleasant stay. Bandwidth:Verizon on iPhone 11: 4mbps down, 2mbps up AT&T on Pepwave using external antenna, 7mbps down, 21mbps upPark wifi on Pepwave using external antenna: 36mbps down, 2mbps up

A decent, convenient park. Pull through sites level. Essentially a gravel parking lot with some trees between units (which are close together). Back-in sites have some nice views.

I was just passing through on my way home to Arizona. The pull-through site fit our 45 foot motorhome easily. They have some back-in sites that are very wide and have amazing views of the valley. If I was to stay longer I'd request a back-in site.Most of the park is gravel and dirt so plan to get a little dusty.

Our TT is only 33 long and 8 foot wide. We had enough room for our trailer and one slide out. We had one foot left beyond our slide on one side and about 2-3 feet left on the other. It most definitely couldn’t have been over 15ft wide. No picnic tables but if you were in a close by site in the 50’s, you could go get one and carry i...moreOur TT is only 33 long and 8 foot wide. We had enough room for our trailer and one slide out. We had one foot left beyond our slide on one side and about 2-3 feet left on the other. It most definitely couldn’t have been over 15ft wide. No picnic tables but if you were in a close by site in the 50’s, you could go get one and carry it to your website, although it wouldn’t fit on the side to since our rig and truck took up the whole area, there wouldn't have been room for it. The site also has gravel but the whee are on concrete (but just enough for the tires. Our levels were on gravel so so we still had movement.It also is hard to approach after dark. The KOA sign is lit up but the road itself is not so we had a hard time lining up the road between the two ditches. Nice view overlooking the city. It also has a gazebo to sit and watch the sunset

This is a sweet KOA right outside of Las Cruces. #1 We enjoyed Las Cruces more than we expected. There are some great hikes around. And you aren’t too far from White Sands NP. You could easily do an afternoon trip to White Sands and be back before sunsets. #2 this is a well maintained KOA. And it’s up on a hill so you have views of t...moreThis is a sweet KOA right outside of Las Cruces. #1 We enjoyed Las Cruces more than we expected. There are some great hikes around. And you aren’t too far from White Sands NP. You could easily do an afternoon trip to White Sands and be back before sunsets. #2 this is a well maintained KOA. And it’s up on a hill so you have views of town and great sunsets. I agree with others pick a back in site if you can, It’s all gravel so not a lot of great areas for dogs but a mile down the road is a great river walk/greenway area that goes on for miles,

We paid $45 with the KOA discount card. If all KOA's were this nice and at this price point, we'd take advantage more often. Nice desert park on a hillside but most spots are dead level. Good hookups and decently sized sites. Can't speak for the amenities because coronavirus. Great AT&T and Verizon signal too. Out of las Cruces a...moreWe paid $45 with the KOA discount card. If all KOA's were this nice and at this price point, we'd take advantage more often. Nice desert park on a hillside but most spots are dead level. Good hookups and decently sized sites. Can't speak for the amenities because coronavirus. Great AT&T and Verizon signal too. Out of las Cruces and away from the freeway so a very quiet night but close enough for shopping, dining, etc. Bonus: The place looked like a Japanese garden. The groundskeeper rakes every square inch of the place meticulously. Probably a solid 4.5 stars, if not 5, but we were there about 18 hours and really couldn't experience much. Great overnight, however! BTW, we had a pull through and plenty of room for us to leave the Jeep hooked up.

Really lovely KOA to make camp at for a week. I definitely recommend paying a little more for a back-in view site. The other sites were all pull-throughs that were close together and RV park-ish. The back-in sites are more private and have a great view of the mountains.. the sunrise over the mountains was gorgeous! The park is about an...moreReally lovely KOA to make camp at for a week. I definitely recommend paying a little more for a back-in view site. The other sites were all pull-throughs that were close together and RV park-ish. The back-in sites are more private and have a great view of the mountains.. the sunrise over the mountains was gorgeous! The park is about an hour from White Sands NP.

Stayed here 2/2/20 to 2/5/20. This is only the second KOA I've stayed at, but this was a much better experience than the first one. I needed a stop to dump my tanks, fill up with water, and get some mail, and this place was great for that but was also a beautiful park. I paid a little extra to get the back-in view site and I'm glad I d...moreStayed here 2/2/20 to 2/5/20. This is only the second KOA I've stayed at, but this was a much better experience than the first one. I needed a stop to dump my tanks, fill up with water, and get some mail, and this place was great for that but was also a beautiful park. I paid a little extra to get the back-in view site and I'm glad I did because the view was great. You can see the whole city of Las Cruces below you and the mountains in the background. I will say that the back-in sites were a little close together, but it wasn't too bad. The campground is meticulously cared for and they come around and rake all of the empty sites every day. They also offer propane at really reasonable prices. I paid about $22 to fill a 30lb tank. The laundry and bathroom/shower facilities were also really clean and nice. Everything in Las Cruces is in close driving distance from this campground. It's right off the highway, but I barely noticed any highway noise while I was here. Overall this was a great RV park experience.

We were in a back in on the outer edge with a spectacular view of Las Cruces below. This is a well maintained camp ground with friendly staff and a long dog walking path.. It is up on a hill on the edge of the city. It is a short easy drive to Hwy 10 so you can get back on the road or connect to all the sights.. The KOA is well marked ...moreWe were in a back in on the outer edge with a spectacular view of Las Cruces below. This is a well maintained camp ground with friendly staff and a long dog walking path.. It is up on a hill on the edge of the city. It is a short easy drive to Hwy 10 so you can get back on the road or connect to all the sights.. The KOA is well marked and easy to get to and leave... 6 washers and 3 dryers that worked well.. The showers had glass doors.....We will be stopping here again.

This KOA is a little out of the way but sits up on a hill with great views. The back-in site we were given, #13, had awesome views, the only downside being the public gazebo and path had people walking around our camper quite a bit, especially near sunset. Not a big deal, but we have dogs who tend to bark at strangers, so we had to kee...moreThis KOA is a little out of the way but sits up on a hill with great views. The back-in site we were given, #13, had awesome views, the only downside being the public gazebo and path had people walking around our camper quite a bit, especially near sunset. Not a big deal, but we have dogs who tend to bark at strangers, so we had to keep the door closed so the dogs wouldn't see the other guests walking around.The dog run was good, the restrooms and laundry room were very clean. Wi-Fi worked well enough to check email and browse the web. The only real downside we found is that there is a water treatment pond below the entrance into the park. Sometimes the wind would blow the smell from the pond into the RV park. The further back in the park your site, the less likely you will notice the smell. Despite that, we'd stay here again when passing through the area.

Bad: - Roughly an hour from White Sands National Monument so not very close. -The Verizon cell signal and WiFi were not strong enough to work with video conferencing. Strong enough to check e-mail and make calls. Verizon ( 1.9 download/ 12.8 upload/ 11ms ping) Las Cruces KOA WiFi ( 5.4 download/ 1.2 upload/ 149ms ping)...moreBad: - Roughly an hour from White Sands National Monument so not very close. -The Verizon cell signal and WiFi were not strong enough to work with video conferencing. Strong enough to check e-mail and make calls. Verizon ( 1.9 download/ 12.8 upload/ 11ms ping) Las Cruces KOA WiFi ( 5.4 download/ 1.2 upload/ 149ms ping)Good:- Strong cell signal on AT&T on MoFi router (5.2 download/ 2.8 upload/ 82ms ping) enough to work with video conferencing. - Kind and accommodating staff.- The views are breathtaking! Having a Class A with an office in the front made this park extra awesome! - (Site Specific) We stayed at the patio site with BBQ. The shaded area with an outdoor table and BBQ made dinners with this view amazing! We spent so much time outside after dinner enjoying the view and chatting. - Nice dog walking area.

There aren't many places to camp in Las Cruces, but this KOA is a gem. Situated on the bluff north of I-10 the back-in sites have a marvelous view to the east over the Rio Grande valley towards the Organ Mountains. The campground is far enough from the freeway and surface streets so there is no real traffic noise, and yet just a few mi...moreThere aren't many places to camp in Las Cruces, but this KOA is a gem. Situated on the bluff north of I-10 the back-in sites have a marvelous view to the east over the Rio Grande valley towards the Organ Mountains. The campground is far enough from the freeway and surface streets so there is no real traffic noise, and yet just a few minutes drive to downtown LC and Old Mesilla. However - being on the bluff it can be very windy (and dusty), but don't let that spoil your visit. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the campground is well maintained. Gravel base, a few small trees and utilitarian picnic tables. Campground Wi-Fi not so great! Definitely choose a "view site" for the best experience.

Stayed two nights here in number 9 which included a metal awning, table/chairs, and grill. The views were nothing short of stunning. The showers are well-maintained. We didn't hit the pool. The highway below was a bit noisy here and there. Great KOA.

Nice welcome with your name on board outside the office. The staff was friendly and efficient. The interior roads and sites are a mix of dirt and small gravel – which, yes, follows you inside with a vengeance. It was a quiet park which is a big positive. Our site was fairly level – most sites on the perimeter looked about the same. Th...moreNice welcome with your name on board outside the office. The staff was friendly and efficient. The interior roads and sites are a mix of dirt and small gravel – which, yes, follows you inside with a vengeance. It was a quiet park which is a big positive. Our site was fairly level – most sites on the perimeter looked about the same. The interior sites varied. Some were level some were not. Saw a couple of RV’s on blocks. Site spacing depends on the site. Some were pretty close while others were fairly spacious. Our site was long enough for the motorhome, and we parked the car next to it. The cable worked with a few fuzzy channels. Directv worked fine (until the wind knocked it around). Verizon was 4g 1 bar but we were still able to use our hotspot. Which was good because we could not use WII FI. It kept dropping us. The water had a weird taste and left water marks on faucets and glass. We purchased several gallons of water to drink. There are lots of roaming cats (but hey, they keep the rodents under control!) and birds that like to peck on the roof. Not their fault but the wind blew almost constantly while we were there – like hurricane force. It blew dirt everywhere – both vehicles were filthy. Sites 10-29 have the best view (and utilities on both sides). What a view at night – amazing sunsets and then the sparkling lights of Las Cruces. There are several public areas set up that anyone can visit to take pictures. The park is convenient to downtown and various hikes in the Organ Mountains. It’s a bit on the pricey side but we would stay here again if we have one of the view sites. The views are what would draw us back.

Gorgeous views from this site. Well maintained park and ideal location to go visit a few areas, including White Sands National Park. There was even a guy who washes RVs and trucks on site. Fantastic job!

We called last minute, our site was a pull in, fantastic view thru the front windshield. Some are back in for TT and 5ers.Well raked gravel sites, close but not tight.Staff is friendly and helpful.Laundry is clean and machines all worked.

Very nice KOA, well maintained, clean, quiet a very very nice place to stay.

We only spent 1 night here, but the sites were all nicely maintained and it was quiet. We would stay here again.

I stayed in the back in sites with a view and I think they are the best sites unless you really need a pull thru. Either way, a nice view.

Surprisingly nice views. Very nice showers. Very quiet.

We stayed here a few days to see White Sands National Monument and Las Cruces. It's a great little city, and White Sands was one of the coolest things I've seen. It's worth a stop over. The KOA was clean and friendly as KOAs usually are. The staff was nice and they have loaner round sleds to go down the sand dunes on. That was a nice t...moreWe stayed here a few days to see White Sands National Monument and Las Cruces. It's a great little city, and White Sands was one of the coolest things I've seen. It's worth a stop over. The KOA was clean and friendly as KOAs usually are. The staff was nice and they have loaner round sleds to go down the sand dunes on. That was a nice touch to not have to buy any. The views are good as the campground sits on a hill overlooking the city. The sunsets and sunrises are pretty. The major downside was how cramped it was. It was more cramped than other KOAs I've been in. You were literally on top of one another. There was also no real place to walk the dogs. Behind the park is mobile homes, not really a scenic walk. And a major road in front so you're basically stuck walking around the tiny park and letting the dogs stretch their legs in the also tiny K9 dog play area.I would stop here again for a few days if I needed a place to stay in Las Cruces because of the amenities and good location.Site accessibility (Easy in/out, good sineage) - 4Campground location (Close to Las Cruces) - 4Nearby amenities (Close to everything) - 4Site Privacy (Very cramped) - 1Campground amenities (Clean bathrooms/showers. Propane onsite, clean laundry) - 4Dog friendly (Very small dog park, hardly anywhere to walk) - 2Activities (Everything Las Cruces has to offer was very close but nothing walkable) - 3Cost ($43/night for 50 amp FHU) - 2Staff friendliness (Friendly) - 4Connectivity (Great signal w/out a booster for both ATT and Verizon. Cable with good signal was included) - 5Total rating = 3.3

Large RV campgrounds, although this is on the smaller side, are not our "thing" generally. That being said, this is where we landed when escaping from the tight spot at Percha Dam State Park.Sites are level, gravel is big dog friendly, no sewer smell from the hook-up at all (threads on the hook-up were tight and no odor escaped!) ...moreLarge RV campgrounds, although this is on the smaller side, are not our "thing" generally. That being said, this is where we landed when escaping from the tight spot at Percha Dam State Park.Sites are level, gravel is big dog friendly, no sewer smell from the hook-up at all (threads on the hook-up were tight and no odor escaped!) but ... Spaces are tight, neighboring rigs are right on top of you, roadway isn't paved and for the cost of a space per night the roadway should be paved, the dog off-lead area doesn't have a single tree to provide shade from the New Mexico sun although there are other trees scattered throughout the park. Wifi was reasonably fast although our AT&T signal strength was FAR, FAR faster. Cell reception at the park was not an issue for either AT&T or Verizon.

We stayed here for a couple days while driving to Colorado from Tucson. We stayed in a back-in site which is described as "Awesome views from your site of Organ Mountains, city of Las Cruces, and Mesilla Valley. Daily photo opportunities at sunrise and sunset." Everything they claim is accurate, I woke up extra early both mornings to w...moreWe stayed here for a couple days while driving to Colorado from Tucson. We stayed in a back-in site which is described as "Awesome views from your site of Organ Mountains, city of Las Cruces, and Mesilla Valley. Daily photo opportunities at sunrise and sunset." Everything they claim is accurate, I woke up extra early both mornings to watch the sunrise and the sunset was epic too.The facilities are very well kept, the bathrooms were clean. We didn't use the showers but they looked sufficiently clean as well. Like most KOAs there are some gifts and RV supplies inside. There wasn't a change machine in the laundry room, so get change from the host if you'll be doing laundry off hours.Wifi was fast when nobody was on it, mostly unusable when being used heavily. We had no issues with AT&T and Verizon signals without boosters.The big box stores are on the other side of town, about 10-12 minute drive. Nothing within walking distance as it's on the outskirts of town. Check out the old town area, very cool!

Very well landscaped campground. Neat gravel lots. Definitely pay extra to get a view site overlooking the city, it is worth it. Note, when it says it is a "Pull in/Back out" site, that is not and OR. It and an "AND". You Pull in to the site, then have to unhook your toad and back out to leave. Regardless, the view makes it worth...moreVery well landscaped campground. Neat gravel lots. Definitely pay extra to get a view site overlooking the city, it is worth it. Note, when it says it is a "Pull in/Back out" site, that is not and OR. It and an "AND". You Pull in to the site, then have to unhook your toad and back out to leave. Regardless, the view makes it worth it. Excellent cable tv channels. Good Verizon service.