Lordsburg KOA

For what is important to me, I'll give it 5 stars. Not new or fancy but we'll kept. Clean, level, easy access, large sites, affordable, relative quiet even though I-20 nearby. Friendly management, well stocked office/ store. Mc Donald's, Dollar Store, Gas, grocery nearby. Tour nearby Shakespeare ghost town of you have time. I'll be bac...moreFor what is important to me, I'll give it 5 stars. Not new or fancy but we'll kept. Clean, level, easy access, large sites, affordable, relative quiet even though I-20 nearby. Friendly management, well stocked office/ store. Mc Donald's, Dollar Store, Gas, grocery nearby. Tour nearby Shakespeare ghost town of you have time. I'll be back...

Clean, secure spot just off the Interstate. You go through a sketchy part of town, however, the KOA is secure and quiet. Decent WiFi- just a clean stopover on our way to White Sands.

Stayed for 1 night. Very clean and quiet campground. Although every once in awhile, you can hear a train horn waaaaay in the distance and maybe a rooster in the morning but that made this place very serene. Large level spots in which we were able to leave our truck connected to our 45’ fifth wheel with all slides out. We would stay her...moreStayed for 1 night. Very clean and quiet campground. Although every once in awhile, you can hear a train horn waaaaay in the distance and maybe a rooster in the morning but that made this place very serene. Large level spots in which we were able to leave our truck connected to our 45’ fifth wheel with all slides out. We would stay here again.

Not far from the freeway, but not too noisy, this little campground is very clean and the owners accommodating. Greeted by both a gorgeous sunset and sunrise, would definitely recommend for a one-night stay. Neighborhood heading into the park looks a little run down, but the camp feels safe and well kept.

Perhaps it was the sparse amount of RV's but the Wifi was blazing fast. Clean and the staff very accommodating in this Covid 19 era. Trees provided some precious shade.

Good for a night on you way some place else. Right off the I-10 for the most part so easy on, easy off. we originally wanted to stay at Veterans Park and boon dock, but it was closed due to covid i assume. so this was right down the street. All ammenities are closed due to covid at this park, but it was here when we needed it. Blaz...moreGood for a night on you way some place else. Right off the I-10 for the most part so easy on, easy off. we originally wanted to stay at Veterans Park and boon dock, but it was closed due to covid i assume. so this was right down the street. All ammenities are closed due to covid at this park, but it was here when we needed it. Blazing fast internet. Did not even need to use our hot spot. Which is really surprising, have never found fast internet like this being it was wireless and at an RV park. Most RV park internet sucks.

The showers were very nice! Much cleaner than the ones at Paradise RV Resort in Sun City (1000 Trails), where we just spent 3 months. All sites are pull-throughs, ours was very level. Most sites have at least one tree. All gravel. Easy on and off from I10. Staff was very friendly. Sites are close together, but we were only staying one ...moreThe showers were very nice! Much cleaner than the ones at Paradise RV Resort in Sun City (1000 Trails), where we just spent 3 months. All sites are pull-throughs, ours was very level. Most sites have at least one tree. All gravel. Easy on and off from I10. Staff was very friendly. Sites are close together, but we were only staying one night, so that didn't bother us. Restaurant within walking distance, had great food. They do have a pool, obviously closed down this time of year.

Very nice staff. All gravel and dirt camp. Don't pay extra for a premium site... there is no difference except length. Premium spots do not have concrete anything, not even a concrete patio. Very expensive for what you get .

We stayed here one night in October. It was a gravel lot. There were no OTA channels and the WiFi was weak. Cell service was decent.

We stayed here for 3 nights in March of 2019. There weren’t many sites full. The man in the office was really nice. Our site #12 was a pull through, wide, level and all gravel. We had FHU with 30/50 amp, cable and great Wifi. Verizon 4G was 5 bars. Most of the sites are pull through as well. It’s right off of Interstate 10 and th...moreWe stayed here for 3 nights in March of 2019. There weren’t many sites full. The man in the office was really nice. Our site #12 was a pull through, wide, level and all gravel. We had FHU with 30/50 amp, cable and great Wifi. Verizon 4G was 5 bars. Most of the sites are pull through as well. It’s right off of Interstate 10 and there’s a small grocery store in town. The laundry as well as the entire campground is very clean. We would stay again.

Easy in and out, the most flat site we've ever had! Nice hard-packed gravel and dead nuts level. A little bit of highway noise and some trains rolled through in the morning. We spent one night passing through the area, perfect for what we needed. Site was long enough for our 40 foot MH and tow so we didn't have to unhook. Sites are...moreEasy in and out, the most flat site we've ever had! Nice hard-packed gravel and dead nuts level. A little bit of highway noise and some trains rolled through in the morning. We spent one night passing through the area, perfect for what we needed. Site was long enough for our 40 foot MH and tow so we didn't have to unhook. Sites are pretty close together and no privacy in-between if you're planning a longer stay. Friendly reservation and check-in process, clean and tidy place. Good Verizon cell signal.

Nice park just off the interstate. Fairly level sites, just had to raise the front a little bit. I needed extensions for both electrical and water. I think a little pricey, but nice safe place.

we were headed to Boondock at Granite Gap for some wild camping in New Mexico. Headed west from El Paso, I figured we could get gas in Columbus along NM 9, and as usual, I was right. 87¢ worth of gas. The little Fina station sold us the last 1/3 of a gallon they had. It was 90 miles to Animas, the attendant told me, "but you'll be ...morewe were headed to Boondock at Granite Gap for some wild camping in New Mexico. Headed west from El Paso, I figured we could get gas in Columbus along NM 9, and as usual, I was right. 87¢ worth of gas. The little Fina station sold us the last 1/3 of a gallon they had. It was 90 miles to Animas, the attendant told me, "but you'll be lucky to make it there before they close," a fellow gas purchaser joked, looking at our slow moving VW Bus. So we detoured north to Deming and had lunch. As the Interstate opened up before us, the wind went howling heavier and heavier, and the rain came in waves from the sky. There it was, the KOA sign. I gave in. Our electrical was shot and needed repaired. It was freezing cold. "Are you sure you want a tent site?" She asked, an Asian woman running the KOA. "It's only two dollars more for a Kabin."It was $30 more actually, but we went for it. An older couple in a Eurovan took our tent spot and we got cozy in a cabin. The bathroom was painted bright yellow, brand new coat and right over any insects or snots wiped on the walls. The game room was just a broken pool table. The showers were hot. Were we interested, we could have walked to town, which was small but not dead. I say it every time, and break my own promise, that I'll never stay at a KOA again. But I will. Hopefully not this one. The curse of New Mexico strikes us again.