Wild West RV Park in Van Horn, Texas is a small park close to Highway 10. It’s fine for an overnight or two, but probably not much longer. It is mostly dirt with a little gravel and very dusty. The sites are long enough for big rigs and they have 50 amp FHU which is great. There are not amenities to speak of except for laundry and ...moreWild West RV Park in Van Horn, Texas is a small park close to Highway 10. It’s fine for an overnight or two, but probably not much longer. It is mostly dirt with a little gravel and very dusty. The sites are long enough for big rigs and they have 50 amp FHU which is great. There are not amenities to speak of except for laundry and restrooms. The main reason we wouldn’t stay here again is because of all of the spars (sharp spiny burs) all over the ground which has made this a difficult place for our dogs, not to mention painful. For videos on this park and others, check out our YouTube channel: Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure.

Clean bath house, hot water, laundry, full hookups, good WiFi

Nice, long pull throughs; easy in and out. Easy check in. Manager recommended a great place to get our tire fixed. Easy. Would come back.

Pull throughs short hook ups are towards the center or closer to the front of the sight. If you have dogs there are a lot of sand spurs puncture vine thorns not dog friendly. The dog park is full of them. We stayed here in a 26” travel trailer and will look elsewhere next time.

The sites were all pull thru, level with full hookups, really no shade, the staff was friendly and helpful, the bathrooms older but very clean, laundry worked fine. Downside: you can hear the traffic from I-10 and there is a train that passes a few times a day with a loud horn. Upside: there is some really wonderful, tasty Tex-Mex rest...moreThe sites were all pull thru, level with full hookups, really no shade, the staff was friendly and helpful, the bathrooms older but very clean, laundry worked fine. Downside: you can hear the traffic from I-10 and there is a train that passes a few times a day with a loud horn. Upside: there is some really wonderful, tasty Tex-Mex restaurants nearby; Lizy's and Gilberts. Also gotta visit the charming El Capitan Hotel, bar & restaurant.

Second time stopping here on our drive through west Texas. Big sites, mostly level, pull through. We don’t even unhook since it’s just a place to sleep. The highway and train tracks are not far but we’re never bothered by any noise. Very clean bathrooms! And strong WiFi.

Pulled in late with no reservation, used their convenient outdoor checkin system. Heard one train go by but otherwise pretty quiet for the proximity to the freeway. Met the owners in the morning as we were packing up to leave, very nice people. Would definitely stay again.

This should only be used as an evening stopover when traveling I-10. It is horrendously noisy with the traffic on I-10 and the trains that pass by blowing their horns. It's cheap though, and perhaps the best option out there in west Texas.

My experience was pretty much like that of the other reviewers, a good place to stay at a decent price. Our pull-thru was compacted dirt, level, and the hook-ups and the wi-fi were better than average. I will definitely stay here again when in this area.

Good overnight stop. Friendly staff checked us in and told us to pick any open site. 15% Military discount, plus 10% for Good Sam, AARP, and AAA. $27 regular rate, but we paid $24 for Military. Free WiFi and cable. There is some freeway noise and a train track nearby. There must be train silence from midnight to 7am since the train d...moreGood overnight stop. Friendly staff checked us in and told us to pick any open site. 15% Military discount, plus 10% for Good Sam, AARP, and AAA. $27 regular rate, but we paid $24 for Military. Free WiFi and cable. There is some freeway noise and a train track nearby. There must be train silence from midnight to 7am since the train did not blow its horn during that time, so you can get a good 7 hours sleep. Giving it a 4 star for the little bit of noise and that they do have goat head weeds that are very sharp and get stuck in your shoes, so just be aware of that. Would stay here again.

Stayed here during our trek from Tucson, AZ to San Antonio, TX. This was about a halfway point and a good pit stop. Large pull through spots with cable, WiFi and FHUs. Little road noise and an occasional train. A large amount of campers look to live/work in the area.We left the next morning without issues. There’s a Pilot and ...moreStayed here during our trek from Tucson, AZ to San Antonio, TX. This was about a halfway point and a good pit stop. Large pull through spots with cable, WiFi and FHUs. Little road noise and an occasional train. A large amount of campers look to live/work in the area.We left the next morning without issues. There’s a Pilot and Loves truck stop in the town.

Stopped in just to dump the tanks. $10. First I used site 26, somethings wrong w the sewer. Then went to #25.

A kind gentleman named Moises and his wife Lully own this RV park. Moises greeted me upon arrival and we walked to the office so I could check-in. He asked for my name and then began writing it in a large book. It immediately became clear that there was no record of my reservation. This was quite surprising given that I had called ...moreA kind gentleman named Moises and his wife Lully own this RV park. Moises greeted me upon arrival and we walked to the office so I could check-in. He asked for my name and then began writing it in a large book. It immediately became clear that there was no record of my reservation. This was quite surprising given that I had called 2 months earlier to make one! Luckily there were plenty of spaces available. Moises had mentioned that they bought the park recently so perhaps they are just learning the ropes. He has added a nice dog park and planted quite a few trees. We stayed in dirt pull-through full hookup site #41 and it was level. Good water pressure and the 50+ cable channels were nice. At first the free wifi was slow but on our last day it suddenly became blazingly fast. It turns out that a fiber wifi system upgrade was completed on our checkout date, so this should bode well for future guests. My AT&T phone had 2 bars and the hotspot wifi worked ok. Park bathrooms and private showers were super clean. Office has books so we donated a few of ours for others to enjoy. The McDonald Observatory and Guadalupe Mountains National Park are about an hour away from this park. We visited both during our stay and they were awesome. Warning: loud trains blow past this place 24 hours a day so make sure to bring your earplugs!

As the other reviews have mentioned, this is a clean and level RV park for a quick overnight stay. You get to pick where you want to park and it’s all open area. Laundry facilities.... it’s what we needed and it took HOURS! Only 2 washers and 2 dryers, one of which didn’t dry at all. The train that comes through is super close ...moreAs the other reviews have mentioned, this is a clean and level RV park for a quick overnight stay. You get to pick where you want to park and it’s all open area. Laundry facilities.... it’s what we needed and it took HOURS! Only 2 washers and 2 dryers, one of which didn’t dry at all. The train that comes through is super close and blew its horn twice in the night. Lots of freeway noise.But it is a very clean and easy on/off RV park for an inexpensive overnight during a long haul across the state. They accepted Good Sam and gave a small discount. WiFi and cable worked too, which was a plus.

We called in advance and were told they had plenty of sites available, and they did. The park has two sections and the one "across the street" had plenty of room for our rig and the car on the dolly. WiFi was a little weak but workable for us. Everything looked clean and in order.

We had made a reservation over the phone for our one-night stay, but when we pulled into the park, they didn’t seem to have a record of it. The gentleman at the office simply wrote down our name and phone number in a guest book, took our payment (he honored our Good Sam membership based on just my word that we had one), gave me a very...moreWe had made a reservation over the phone for our one-night stay, but when we pulled into the park, they didn’t seem to have a record of it. The gentleman at the office simply wrote down our name and phone number in a guest book, took our payment (he honored our Good Sam membership based on just my word that we had one), gave me a very basic map (no individual sites were on the map), and told us we could take any of the pull-through spots across the road (a small access road splits the campground in two). So it worked out, but I wonder what would have happened if the campground had been full.The sites in the section are on hard-packed dirt with some patchy grass, are level, and long enough to leave your tow vehicle attached to your fifth wheel (we have a 37-foot fifth wheel). In addition to the full hookups, they also provided cable TV, although we didn’t use it.The park does have a small fenced dog run, but the gate latch didn’t work so you couldn’t full secure it, so we kept our dogs on-leash while in there. That was one of the few places we could walk the dogs and not have them pick up sharp little burrs in their paws: all the grassy areas along the road and near the dumpsters were full of them. So really not a great place for dogs.The other big negative was the noise from both the road and the nearby train tracks. The trains blow their horns as they approach town, and there’s no real way to drown them out.On the positive side, the Verizon cell service was robust. The one speedtest I did with my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna, pointed north, showed between 50-75Mbps down and 17Mbps up, more than enough to stream TV. I didn’t remember to do a speedtest with my AT&T phone (it was a long day due to a major detour on our route).We used the bathrooms once, when we first arrived, and other than being pretty dim given it was still daylight they were adequate. Each had two shower stalls.

We found this gem after a disheartnening experience at Big Bend Ranch State Park. After driving up to Van Horn from Presidio, we called Wild West to see if they had any vacancies for the night the staff was super kind and informative, both during the call and upon arrival. While our Honda Pilot couldn’t compare to the rigs inside the p...moreWe found this gem after a disheartnening experience at Big Bend Ranch State Park. After driving up to Van Horn from Presidio, we called Wild West to see if they had any vacancies for the night the staff was super kind and informative, both during the call and upon arrival. While our Honda Pilot couldn’t compare to the rigs inside the park, we still enjoyed the wide pull through and the water spigot right next to us. Our price was cheaper because we were just a car and we got to choose our own spot. If you have a TV, they have tv access and they offer free wifi. They also have laundry access for $6 and their bathrooms are very clean. We would caution you if you are easily awoken by highway noise or train noise, but it was fantastic despite the noise. If we’re ever on I-10 in this area again, we’ll definitely stay here!

Super nice people. Great restrooms and showers. They put us across the street, which had really wide sites. Great water pressure. Excellent WiFi, and super cable. Easy in and out from the freeway. Sites are all dirt. We are a 40' RV towing.

This December, we were on that long, long haul down I-10 and looking for a place to stop for the night. There are several similar campgrounds in town, but I'm glad we opted for Wild West RV Park. It was a delightful surprise with just about everything you'd need for a stop.PROS:- Immaculate bathrooms. They looked newly remodeled ...moreThis December, we were on that long, long haul down I-10 and looking for a place to stop for the night. There are several similar campgrounds in town, but I'm glad we opted for Wild West RV Park. It was a delightful surprise with just about everything you'd need for a stop.PROS:- Immaculate bathrooms. They looked newly remodeled and were SUPER clean!!- Super easy access to I-10- Nice long, LEVEL, pull-thru spots (you won’t even need to unhook your toad)- Full Hook-Ups at all the sites- Terrific price at $27 (plus an additional 10% discount for Good Sam or 15% off for military)- Slick, easy-to-navigate website with all the relevant info- 4 bars Verizon LTE- The young man who checked us in was super nice & he told us to pick whichever open site we wanted (giving us more than enough room to maneuver our rig)- They have a fenced pet area with a shaded bench to sit on, doggy poop bags, and even a trash can so you don't have any excuse not to pick up after Fido- WiFi, TV, and laundry (however, we didn’t use them on our brief overnight stay)- They had a one page flyer with the bathroom codes, TV channels, and even a list of the local restaurants- This RV park was exceptionally clean!! You can tell the management really tends to this place and takes pride in it. There wasn't even a scrap a paper/litter in the campground (a rarity in windy West Texas)- Simplified after hours check-in process if you arrive late. It's posted on the office door and on their websiteCONS:- Yes, you are going to have some road noise or the occasional train come by. It's right next to I-10. But so are ALL the other campgrounds in Van Horn. So it's really hard to avoid or even complain about it. OTHER THOUGHTS:- Overall, this place is a real gem and super clean. All the water spigots were insulated for the cold winter nights and where else are you going to get FHU for $27/night? - Van Horn is only 10 miles from from the Mountain / Central Time Zone border. So, you are coming from the west (AZ or NM), be prepared to lose an hour on the clock right before you get there. Don't worry if you miss their normal business hours though. The park's after hours check-in process is posted on the office door.- There's no online booking through their website. But honestly - I doubt they need one. The campground was only 50% full, someone actually answered the phone when I called, and they have after hours payment instructions. The majority of the people staying here seemed to be one-night stopovers too. After all, it's not like Van Horn is a major tourist hub.

Nice little park for a two night stay. The bathrooms have been upgraded and the laundry was clean and acceptable. We parked in fhu site but didn't use any services since we had plenty of solar charging, therefore only paid their tent site fee. The main cons were--three blocks off the freeway and close to active train tracks. Stayed her...moreNice little park for a two night stay. The bathrooms have been upgraded and the laundry was clean and acceptable. We parked in fhu site but didn't use any services since we had plenty of solar charging, therefore only paid their tent site fee. The main cons were--three blocks off the freeway and close to active train tracks. Stayed here 11/25/20

We stayed here on our way thru Texas. Very reasonable for a single night,m. Spacious sites. Cell service I could complete remote work on. Could be a good launching pad to Guadelupe NP, Carlsbad Caverns NP and a stayover before Big Bend NP. Satisfied on all counts.

Fantastic pull-through spots with 50amp, cable, wifi, water, sewer. Level gravel, fenced dog run. We did not have unhook the car trailer and it was easy to off load it at our site. We feel this gem is overlooked for some of the other parks. For us it was perfect. I really appreciate the detailed reviews from other before us as...moreFantastic pull-through spots with 50amp, cable, wifi, water, sewer. Level gravel, fenced dog run. We did not have unhook the car trailer and it was easy to off load it at our site. We feel this gem is overlooked for some of the other parks. For us it was perfect. I really appreciate the detailed reviews from other before us as we too may have not stopped. Great employee.

Great overnight stop along I-10. Level gravel sites. They have a small dog park. Very little grass anywhere for the furry members of your family.Staff is great and very accommodating. They live on site so they are very accessible. If for some reason The are not there, you can pick yoour own site and pay with the envelopes provide i...moreGreat overnight stop along I-10. Level gravel sites. They have a small dog park. Very little grass anywhere for the furry members of your family.Staff is great and very accommodating. They live on site so they are very accessible. If for some reason The are not there, you can pick yoour own site and pay with the envelopes provide in a small box by the office.

PERFECT stop for an overnight along I-10. Easy access, the park is simple and clean, full hookups (50-amp, Wi-Fi, and even cable). Super cheap and easy. If you arrive after hours you just fill out a short form and slip it in the mail drop with your credit card number and pick any open site. There aren't many amenities, but who cares? $...morePERFECT stop for an overnight along I-10. Easy access, the park is simple and clean, full hookups (50-amp, Wi-Fi, and even cable). Super cheap and easy. If you arrive after hours you just fill out a short form and slip it in the mail drop with your credit card number and pick any open site. There aren't many amenities, but who cares? $26 per night with Good Sam discount for a perfect stop with everything you need. Love's is right down the road. Wish more parks were like this!

Great place to recharge a few days or just an overnite. Long pull thrus no need to unhook. Select your own site. We stayed here during the C-19 crisis to recharge on a long journey. No face to face with office needed all registration info and pricing outside then slip thru door. Good wifi, cable, cell service. Trains run pretty r...moreGreat place to recharge a few days or just an overnite. Long pull thrus no need to unhook. Select your own site. We stayed here during the C-19 crisis to recharge on a long journey. No face to face with office needed all registration info and pricing outside then slip thru door. Good wifi, cable, cell service. Trains run pretty regularly but were no bother at all. We did not unhook, but walked around facility for some exercise, nice and quiet and easy access to I-10. Would definitely stay again. Offer Good Sam, AARP, AAA discount as well as Military.

This is now called Wild West RV Park. Dirt, level, lot, FHU’s, and easy I-10 access. Beautiful new bath/showers. Staff very friendly. Pick your own site. Not much to do in town. Good place to come off boondocking & get hookups to dump tanks, replenish, etc.

Fast wifi, great cable tv w/ lots of chanels, friendly staff, NO interstate noise.

New owners, new name. Good Sam discount. Easy to get to, fairly close to I-10, Noise not too bad. FHU site with cable and good WiFi. Good tasting water. All gravel park. Long pull thru site, I didn't have to unhook.

We got to pick our own site. The ppl in the office were very friendly

Wild West.Easy, friendly check-in; we basically picked whatever site we wanted. FHU. Restrooms and showers were clean and good. Level sites. Easy access off and back on to freeway.

Note: under new ownership/management so it's no longer Desert Willow RV Park, it's now "Wild West RV Park".Perfect place to stop for a night or two if you're traveling down I-10. This is your basic no-frills RV park, simple and clean. Just a big red gravel lot with hookup pedestals. Good bathrooms and free wifi and cable.

Easy access, full hookups, clean bathrooms, friendly staff. Wish there were more of these! Great WiFi & cable!

Not sure you can ask for more in an overnight stay. If there were more like this I wold not stay at Wallyworld or CB so often.Inexpensive, clean, easy in /out, friendly, quiet (well there is a train nearby but doesn't go by too often). Passport America rate listed.

Nice clean park. Great for overnight. Full hookups. Clean laundry room. Trains run all night but not bothersome.

Easy stop off I-10. Flat gravel lot with full hookups, WIFI, and cable. Price paid was Passport America and cash. There is an additional 50 cents for credit.

We had been heading for a Texas State Park in the area, only to discover that their campground was closed for repairs. Since all we needed was a place to sleep, electricity (for the heat), and to take on some water, I was looking for a low-cost place to stay. Desert Willow hit the spot.I wouldn't recommend this as a destination. ...moreWe had been heading for a Texas State Park in the area, only to discover that their campground was closed for repairs. Since all we needed was a place to sleep, electricity (for the heat), and to take on some water, I was looking for a low-cost place to stay. Desert Willow hit the spot.I wouldn't recommend this as a destination. It's basically an open field with hookup. But what hookups! There's the usual electric (20, 30, 50amp) and fresh water and also a sewer/dump. Add to that free cable TV and a fairly decent Wi-Fi.The office hours are 2pm to 8pm, which means that even if you arrive late in the afternoon or early evening, you'll be met by someone in the office. The gentleman who checked us in was very friendly and we felt welcomed.Although this park is not directly next to I-20, it's close enough that we could hear some traffic noise periodically. There was also a train that went through in the wee hours, blowing its horn the entire way. Nuisances, but nothing to really complain about.There's a really good grocery store just a couple of blocks away. Stop at Porter's to pick up whatever you might need.Posted rate is $25.00; we paid $22.50 with a discount for AAA. The man in the office told me the same discount applied to AARP.

Date of stay: 1-1-19Cost: $22.50 with GS discountCalled ahead to see if any sites were available and also if anyone would be in the office. Gentleman answering phone said he would be out of office after 5pm that evening and not returning until 2pm the next day. He would make sure an after-hours packet was in the box and told u...moreDate of stay: 1-1-19Cost: $22.50 with GS discountCalled ahead to see if any sites were available and also if anyone would be in the office. Gentleman answering phone said he would be out of office after 5pm that evening and not returning until 2pm the next day. He would make sure an after-hours packet was in the box and told us what the fee would be with GoodSam discount. He told us we could choose from leaving CC info, a check or cash in the envelope to pay for the site (we chose cash) and immediately past the office, were the restrooms and laundry, just after the building itself, we would see a couple of new trailers and then a couple of open sites to pick from….that would put us very close to the bathrooms, all had good 30amp service, which all we needed for a one night stop.We found the envelope, filled out the paperwork after backing into the closest site as he had indicated. Walked back to office to “deposit” the payment and paperwork checking out the restrooms along the way. They were clean and warm… while we did not actually use the showers, they too seemed clean and almost homelike. The campground seemed to be reasonably full of longer-term campers… but was very clean and well laid out. While it is not directly on/off the highway, was not difficult to find. Local grocery store (Porters) was close by, well stocked and reasonably priced. Doubled back thru town and stopped at Love’s gas station right on the way back to getting on the highway, very convenient. While we only drove thru town, it would have been fun to walk… many Route 66 era places to check out.Overall impressed with this place and the price…. Money well spent.

Inexpensive, level lots, FHU, Drive thru (on the main site, has an overflow that is back in). Free cable that was good and free wifi that actually worked. The way the sites are laid out, every site has line of site to broadcast antenna. Download was 1.36 mb but with booster got 5.98, sufficient for streaming HD YouTube. Sites were a li...moreInexpensive, level lots, FHU, Drive thru (on the main site, has an overflow that is back in). Free cable that was good and free wifi that actually worked. The way the sites are laid out, every site has line of site to broadcast antenna. Download was 1.36 mb but with booster got 5.98, sufficient for streaming HD YouTube. Sites were a little close but still enough for slides and awnings. Easy on and off interstate but far enough not to hear road noise. Several trains passed through at night but not so loud as to be a problem. Friendly staff and old but clean restroom and showers.

Stayed early Jan 2019. Passport America price. Great internet, clean, and safe. Hwy and train noise.

We stopped here for two nights so we could have electric (it was in the 20s at night and got barely above freezing during the day), get water and dump our tanks. The gentleman in the office was very nice. There are two areas, one on the lot with the office and one across the street for larger rigs. Unfortunately it was so cold that...moreWe stopped here for two nights so we could have electric (it was in the 20s at night and got barely above freezing during the day), get water and dump our tanks. The gentleman in the office was very nice. There are two areas, one on the lot with the office and one across the street for larger rigs. Unfortunately it was so cold that the water spigots were frozen. That being said it was a nice stop for what we needed. We couldn't really hear the interstate and the trains didn't go by that often to be annoying. Wifi was great and we used it instead of our hotspot. We would definitely stay here again.

Clean sites and clean bathrooms. Just perfect for an overnight while moving to the West.Sites are all gravel and we had a back in site. Had no reservation and no problem finding a site. But they told us had quite a lot of reservations so better reserve since only 2 spots available.

We were passing through TX and we stopped in Van Horn because of the reviews and numerous RV parks. We stayed for a week because we only travel on the weekends. I called around for prices and this place was about $80 cheaper than the other park across the street. Very nice staff and quiet except for that damn train.

Like many reviewers, we stopped in Van Horn between destinations.... there isn't much along I10 in Texas, but at least the traveling is easy. This is a Passport America park, and it's $13.50 cash or $14 credit card for FHU (including WiFi and cable TV). It is really just 2 parking lots of very level pull through sites, but our site w...moreLike many reviewers, we stopped in Van Horn between destinations.... there isn't much along I10 in Texas, but at least the traveling is easy. This is a Passport America park, and it's $13.50 cash or $14 credit card for FHU (including WiFi and cable TV). It is really just 2 parking lots of very level pull through sites, but our site was easy in and out and so level that we didn't bother to unhook for the first time ever. The gentlemen that took my advanced call (to make sure they could fit us) and checked us in is extremely pleasant and helpful, and we didn't use the laundry or bathhouse so I can't speak to them, but they are available. The park is less than a mile off the highway, and the town/park is located in close proximity to a train. Yes it's a bit noisy, but it's also terribly convenient and great for easy overnight.

Missed the main entrance but could easily squirrel around and backup.Clean no frills park with full hookups, level sites and good gravel. There is a train and some road noise but slept right through it all. WiFi worked good. Women’s bath and showers are clean and tiled. Cable TV. Stayed at a very reasonable price of $13.50 with PA. W...moreMissed the main entrance but could easily squirrel around and backup.Clean no frills park with full hookups, level sites and good gravel. There is a train and some road noise but slept right through it all. WiFi worked good. Women’s bath and showers are clean and tiled. Cable TV. Stayed at a very reasonable price of $13.50 with PA. Walking distance to El Capitan Hotel.Definitely would stay again when in the area. There are a few pickers/stickers that get in your pet’s paws but can mostly avoid them.

This was a good stop for us after spending 8 days in Big Bend. We were able to get laundry done and catch up on lots of work. Good internet, level gravel sites and friendly staff. There is some train noise but that doesn't bother us much. There's not much to do in Van Horn with the exception of a few small restaurants and a grocery...moreThis was a good stop for us after spending 8 days in Big Bend. We were able to get laundry done and catch up on lots of work. Good internet, level gravel sites and friendly staff. There is some train noise but that doesn't bother us much. There's not much to do in Van Horn with the exception of a few small restaurants and a grocery store but if you dont need much than this is a good spot. Lots of single night stays as it's easy on and easy off both the highway and interstate. Price noted is the Passport America rate.

Other than the occasional train toot, it was quiet, and very well maintained. Nice, helpful owner, good price for full hookups and the bonus of cable and very decent wifi.Nice little town too... called around and one of their mechanics got us in asap when we realized we had a trailer light issue when we were leaving.Overall, excell...moreOther than the occasional train toot, it was quiet, and very well maintained. Nice, helpful owner, good price for full hookups and the bonus of cable and very decent wifi.Nice little town too... called around and one of their mechanics got us in asap when we realized we had a trailer light issue when we were leaving.Overall, excellent value and good experience.

This is a smallish park with two “areas”. The sites near the office are a bit shorter and more cramped. Once you pass through an opening in the fence there are longer sites which feel a little more open. There is no privacy, no trees. Sites are gravel/grass and kept in decent shape. Our site was perfectly level. There is a nice man tha...moreThis is a smallish park with two “areas”. The sites near the office are a bit shorter and more cramped. Once you pass through an opening in the fence there are longer sites which feel a little more open. There is no privacy, no trees. Sites are gravel/grass and kept in decent shape. Our site was perfectly level. There is a nice man that checks you in and then you are free to pick a site of your choosing. The park is between train tracks and the interstate so don’t expect a quiet night. We parked in the area furthest from the office and were not able to use the WII FI. Directv satellite worked fine.

We got here and used our Passport America discount paying only $14 for the night which was well worth it. The spots were large and there was a lot of room between them. THere was also free cable! The spots were nice and level and the bathrooms and laundry room was super clean, very nice owners also. All in all a great spot to spend the...moreWe got here and used our Passport America discount paying only $14 for the night which was well worth it. The spots were large and there was a lot of room between them. THere was also free cable! The spots were nice and level and the bathrooms and laundry room was super clean, very nice owners also. All in all a great spot to spend the night.

Nice stop off I-10 Easy pull in/out. Large rigs have no problem. Trains frequently...level parking. Clean...

As long as you're not expecting to sit outside and enjoy the scenery in your lawn chairs, this place is fine.Level, pull through sites. Spacious since most of the spaces are left vacant until about 6/7pm when folks pull in for an overnight before leaving 9/10am the next morning. If this park somehow filled up, it would be crammed l...moreAs long as you're not expecting to sit outside and enjoy the scenery in your lawn chairs, this place is fine.Level, pull through sites. Spacious since most of the spaces are left vacant until about 6/7pm when folks pull in for an overnight before leaving 9/10am the next morning. If this park somehow filled up, it would be crammed like my college studies.Red dirt which could get dusty if windy. Awesome cable package (I have come to appreciate cable more than I ever did before living in an RV). Good access to the rest of the small town. Office opens at 2pm, but if you arrive earlier just pick a spot and set-up. Several trains per day (and night) - hey this town was founded around that damned railroad - but not too obnoxious. Ear plugs work wonders.

All the RV parks in Van Horn are basically gravel parking lots. We opted for this one because of the Passport American rate. The park is bisected by a local road. If you stay on the office/restroom side of the road, you might have a shade tree. We opted to say on the other side of the road because of the ease of getting in and out....moreAll the RV parks in Van Horn are basically gravel parking lots. We opted for this one because of the Passport American rate. The park is bisected by a local road. If you stay on the office/restroom side of the road, you might have a shade tree. We opted to say on the other side of the road because of the ease of getting in and out.We didn't use any of the facilities, so I can't speak on those. But we did make heavy use of the cable TV and the WiFi. Both were excellent. We had over 40 channels of cable, including HBO. With the park half full, the WiFi was plenty fast. Be prepared for blowing dust if it is windy.All in all, for $13.50 a night, we would definitely stay here again if in the area.

Rate was for cash and using Passport America. This is a very clean, no frills, campground. Convenient pull through with good hooks ups. We were originally going to stay only 1 night, but it was so convenient and nice we stayed longer. Yes, there is a train which goes through town but you would hear it anywhere in town. Office, lau...moreRate was for cash and using Passport America. This is a very clean, no frills, campground. Convenient pull through with good hooks ups. We were originally going to stay only 1 night, but it was so convenient and nice we stayed longer. Yes, there is a train which goes through town but you would hear it anywhere in town. Office, laundry, dog run and bathrooms very clean. Owner warned us about dust storms and we did get to experience one. Would definitely stay here again when going through the area. This RV Park has SUPER Wifi! The BEST all winter! Also they have cable TV at the sites. You get a local channel listing when you check in!

We were looking for a place along highway 10 that we could stop and do a day trip to Carlsbad Cavern National Park and Guadalupe National Park. We looked on passport america and this had a decent price and was where we needed to be. When we got there I was a little skeptical. There was nothing nice about it. The guy who checked us in w...moreWe were looking for a place along highway 10 that we could stop and do a day trip to Carlsbad Cavern National Park and Guadalupe National Park. We looked on passport america and this had a decent price and was where we needed to be. When we got there I was a little skeptical. There was nothing nice about it. The guy who checked us in was very nice and asked us later how we were doing. We got situated and after awhile a lot of nice class A's pulled in. All doing the same thing we were or just stopping because it was so easy to get to on the 10. We felt safe and it was quiet. We needed to do laundry. My husband insisted we check the laundry room. I again said why, but I did and they were the nicest machines we have come across. They looked brand new and of course, everything went fine. $1.50 to wash and $1.50 to dry. It is a big park, they have more sites across the street and he let us choose where we wanted to park. I would definitely stay in this park again.

Easy access off the highway. There is some road noise (when truckers hit the rumble strips) and the occasional train. We came in late after a 500-mile day and the proprietor stayed late to welcome us and make sure we had everything we needed. There isn't much to the place, but it is clean and well-organized. The wi-fi is among the ...moreEasy access off the highway. There is some road noise (when truckers hit the rumble strips) and the occasional train. We came in late after a 500-mile day and the proprietor stayed late to welcome us and make sure we had everything we needed. There isn't much to the place, but it is clean and well-organized. The wi-fi is among the best we have encountered in 3000+ miles of travel.