Pancho Villa State Park

We have stayed here twice and will be back. Interesting museum on site. Level and spacious sites. We drive to the Mexican border and walk across to The Pink Store for lunch. Great restaurant .

We stayed here for 14 days in April. The middle sites are a little confusing and not well defined. The other con was the dump station was closed. Apparently it had been closed since December & we were not notified. They have port-a-pottys which we used since we couldn't dump. Okay, so now all the pros. It is a really nice park. The museum is informative about the history of the area. The location is just a couple of miles to the Mexican border & the really fun Pink Store. Leave room for the Depot Museum & The Patio Cafe. We will definitely come back here.

The laundromat is located in the self service car wash. In the middle is a white door, that’s the entrance. 1 dollar to wash and .25 cents for 12 minutes to dry. Fairly clean everything worked.

The laundromat is located in the self service car wash. In the middle is a white door, that’s the entrance. 1 dollar to wash and .25 cents for 12 minutes to dry. Fairly clean everything worked.

No dump station or bathrooms. There septic system failed. No time line to fix it. Public notice on there web site.

This is one of my favorite campgrounds and I’ve stayed here several times over the past few years. It is now reservations only, with the exception of 2-3 spots. AT&T signal has increased in strength. This trip I discovered that there’s a small laundromat at the self-service car wash. This was a grand find!

Site 5 sucks.We drove in and were met with the camp post who said that this was the worst site in the camp and why did we choose it. She said we can go down to the non-reserved sites. Even a person drove up to us while we were trying to figure it out and said man you got the worst one here. Polite suggestion: quit renting out site five.

Stayed here for a week. Facilities , staff and campground hosts were very good. Showers require that you have to frequently press a knob to get more water, a feature I dislike so the 1 star deduction. The campsites were excellent, lots of space and the table and shelter were great. Weather was horrible when we stayed here so we generally went to the Big Pink Store across the boarder every afternoon for entertainment. Walking back and forth across the border is easy as long as you have your passport. Already have this campground on my itinerary for next year.

Meh. Level sites, nice and informative host, and covered picnic tables. Didn't cross the border. Border patrol is omnipresent which is a little unnerving. Columbus is barely a town. Pancho Villa museum at the campground was interesting. Horrible showers. Clean but the water comes out as more of a mist. We see no need to return.

Stayed 2 nights in May 2017. Campground has large level sites. Restrooms with flush toilets and showers clean and modern. Host friendly and knowledgeable about history in the area. Be sure to visit museum and Pink Store in Mexico. Park on American side and walk across border to the Store...good food and drinks.