Park located about 16 miles from Interstate. Large, level graveled sites are about 1/4 acre each. Beautiful dark night sky. Great sunrise views of nearby mountains. Quiet. Overnighted here. Pleasant staff. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an outstanding remote RV park, which for us served as a great base camp for birding the east side of the Chiricahua Mountains. Not your typical RV park by offering such a large site. We camped in a level site by the duck pond, which provided us with a number of birds to view. The Wi-Fi was excellent and fast. The staff is friendly, helpful and they take great care of the place. The roads are dirt, which adds to the rustic great away from it feeling. This place grew on us each day and we liked it more each day. The only reason I did not give it a ten is the owner has plans for more improvements. So on our next visit perhaps it will get the golden score of ten. We we will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Rusty, the owner of the place was very helpful when we checked in. She even directed us to our camp site. Boy, talk about being out in the middle of nowhere; this is it. The sites are very fine gravel and adobe clay and possibly could become muddy in a rainstorm. The hookups were fine but the water pressure was a bit low. Beautiful scenery. We were lucky to be here to see the full moon coming up over the mountains. If we both hadn't been sick with colds, we would have availed ourselves of the surpbe birding in the area and the geocaches hidden around here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice, under-utilized park. Very friendly folks running it. Not great for kids, but fantastic if you like quiet out of the way places. Escapees rate of 50% off. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
If you want the feeling of coming home, Rusty’s RV Ranch in Rodeo, New Mexico gives you that feeling. The owners are very friendly & helpful and take real pride in their quiet park. The campground is located in a valley with spectacular 365 degree scenic views of the Chiricahua and Peloncillo Mountains surrounding you... fabulous, colorful sunsets and sunrises. The campsites are huge (1/4 acre) that gives you privacy and the sensation of the vastness of the area. The Wi-Fi is very fast and free. The washroom and laundry room are very clean. Stargazing is magnificent, not a lot of lights to harm your view. A very pet friendly RV Park with a great area to run your dog freely. The only downside to this place is it's proximity to amenities, so stock up on propane and supplies before coming because Wal-Mart is about 60 miles away and propane is about 15 miles away. This is our second year staying at this RV Park and it did feel like coming home. The daily rate was $12/day plus $2/day for electricity when using Passport America ($24/day regular rate). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A positive exception to the cookie-cutter campground. Huge sites on the high desert with great views of the Chiricahuas. Very friendly staff, nice office and very clean laundry. Free and very strong WiFi. Two ponds with ducks and fish provide relief to the desert environment, but be aware this is windy country. A great place to base for visits to Cave Creek Canyon and some of the country's best birding. Make sure you're stocked up on groceries, because it's a looooong way to any town of size. We'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
If you need a Wal Mart close by or a great restaurant, don't come here. But if you want beautiful sunsets and sunrises. A star-studded sky at night. Solitude. Wildlife. A great staff. A site on a quarter of an acre, then this is the place for you. WiFi was great and we had good cell service. We were sorry that we couldn't extend our stay but will definitely be back. Though situated a ways off the interstate, the park is an excellent place for a night, a week or longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Passport America rate makes this a great deal, but it's a nice place to stay anyway, and the owners' family is super nice. Great mountain views plus peace and quiet. Just realize that there's no TV nor cell phone reception for now, and only one bathroom. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A gem of a park. 1/4 acre sites....need I say more. Very clean and well kept new park with friendly owners. This is a nice park to just chill out and enjoy the peace and quiet. Off of I-10 aways but worth the drive for solitude. Good place for birding and watching the stars. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We enjoyed this park -- and the nearby mountains -- so much that we extended our stay several times. The park is new and short on amenities (or we would have given it a higher rating), but the owners are putting in improvements and it should considerably nicer next year. At present it's an expanse of desert with 200-foot pull-throughs and huge amounts of space between sites. Landscaping is minimal, but there is a duck pond where birds gather. There is a tiny store in the office (the next closest are also small, in Rodeo and in Portal) with cold drinks, a nice laundry, and one toilet/shower. The office closes at 5, and so does the laundry. Wi-fi is free, and the well water is the quality of bottled water. The nearby Chiricahua Mountains are great for hiking and birding. The owners are the nicest people you'll ever meet and were a real joy to get to know, and they give us confidence that they'll turn the park into something special. They're planning to make it especially friendly to visiting amateur astronomers who bring their telescopes. It became our home for a week and we very much enjoyed our stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We enjoyed first class service at this camp. The owners went out of their way to ensure that we were comfortable and that we would return, which we plan to do this year. The washrooms and laundry were immaculate, appliances were new and cost $1.00 per use, clean sweet water from a 300ft deep well. Our site was 200ft X 50ft and the scenery is magnificent. We have no negatives at all We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.