Road Host RV

Stayed in late November for a night. Was very hard to get to due to construction on the road. Easy to get in sites. Area is a large open area with lampposts as markers. Great sunset but wasn’t there long enough to do anything else but sleep. Did use the showers which are a portable trailer type with toilets and washer and dryers. Park looked clean but it was out of season so not very busy. For me it worked for a overnight stay.

Easy to get to. Huge spaces. WiFi/internet forget about it. They shouldn’t even advertise they have it. This place is 5% full and I can’t even get email.

A disappointment for a KOA. When I mentioned the poor wifi and that, even though connected to the cable outlet at my site, I was told "our guests told us they'd rather have wifi than cable." Really? I responded that I thought most people would want both. Then I was told the story - they had poor cable and poor wifi and decided to try to have better wifi at the expense of cable. Mind you, this is a KOA that has an expectation of certain standards! The "campground" is a vacant, graveled lot behind Camping World with not one tree or shrub - just gravel. A shower/toilet/laundry trailer has two unisex bathrooms for the whole site (over 100 spaces) which include the showers, and two/two washers and dryers. That's it. The showers are on/off - more "on" gives you hotter water but it changes with each flush and the operation of the washer. They say there is a dump station - nope, you "dump" at your site. Tent sites? in the gravel behind a fence - like you're penned in! This is a perfect example of skimping on infrastructure and using the KOA name to attract users. Whoever "owns" this location is fudging with Corporate! I mentioned this all, in a matter of fact manner, to the very kind and friendly people in the office trailer and they told me "This is a 'KOA Journey' - not a regular KOA". Well, on my journeys I'm going to have to ask the KOA just what they really are! Having used KOA for years - they started in Montana -this is our most disappointing experience - ever - with the brand.

This is definitely a 1-night stay place. Really, the only game in town. The bathroom showers needed some serious cleaning. The bathroom mats were dirtier than than the shower. Checkout is strictly enforced. As we were leaving the campground at 11:59 a.m.; after some early morning shopping for provisions; we noticed that a campground worker was giving us the stink eye. We stayed here January 2019

This park is exactly as advertised. It is a large gravel parking lot, huge level spaces that mean you don’t need to unhook. Views of the mountains, far enough from the highway that it is somewhat quite, the park itself was quiet with very few seasonals. Good wifi and antenna TV. AT&T signal was good. We did not use the facilities. We stayed in a 38’ fifth wheel. We would stay again if passing through. We would also stay a few days to tour El Paso as this park is close to everything yet feels safe and remote.

Stayed here two nights, big gravel parking lot, staff was very nice, great view of the mountains. Everything is very clean and tidy.

Stayed here 1 night. The spots are gravel. Our host was very friendly. The WiFi worked great and is free. Recommend for an over night stop.

Stayed here one night. 2/22/18. Only real option for camp ground in the El Paso area. It's 25 minutes north of downtown. Use exit 0 off I 10 right on Texas New Mexico border It's behind camping world. Wi Fi free. See other reviews all accurate.

It's basically a gravel parking lot with full hook ups. Sites were not too close. The laundry was clean. The 2 available bathroom/showers needed to be cleaned better but weren't too bad. Registration host was very friendly and so was his tiny dog Lilly. Easy on & off from I-10. Nice view of mountains. Felt safe and it was quiet. Walking distance to Camping World.

Ok you are in the desert and the KOA is a big lot. It was quite all night and this is New Years Eve 2017. The have fenced in play are for kid and right next to it is a large are for dogs. It's very nice and the sites are kept very clean. It cost close to $40 a night and we have a class A 38 ft. Enjoy and we would stop and stay again.