Located just east of El Paso, this was an overnighter for us as we trekked across the southwest. The campground is located behind an Exxon station (which looked pretty seedy). The restrooms were icky. The shower curtains were filthy. The check-in was quick and easy at the Exxon station. No disturbances during the night. Not bad for one night as you cross the desert. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pull-thru's are tight fitting for large rigs. If you have over 40 foot pulling a trailer watch out for tree limbs and water pipes. Good for 1 night stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Some of the pull through sites were kind of short. The guy at the convenience store where you check in, seemed nice to me. He said that I could take any site I wanted. We picked an open pull through and had no problem fitting in or driving out. This was just an overnighter for us so we didn't need the bathrooms or showers. Hookups seemed fine to us. Very convenient to the I-10. I would not say this was a destination place, but for a place to sleep, it was OK. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stopped at this park for an overnight stay. The office is located in the service station convience store. We were told to just find a spot. The clerk was not friendly. Some of the slots were poorly designed. Some of the electrical hookups didn't work. The restrooms were covered with litter. We will bypass this park in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Trailer Life listing shows this campground to have Wi-Fi but they don't. The sewers are so far back that it takes more than 20 feet of sewer hose, therefore we didn't use the sewer. Most of the occupants appeared to be semi-permanent. We only stayed one night and then moved into El Paso. The person at the desk indicated that the park had just been sold; maybe it will get better, maybe not. We will probably not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park 2 years ago, and for a RV park associated with a gas station, it wasn't too bad. However, this trip we were disappointed. The sites were difficult to get into because picnic tables had been left out in spaces. Electricity did not work at one site. The overall sense was one of less attention to maintenance. While the spaces are mostly pull th roughs, many are not very long. On the plus side, sites are level, and some have full hookups, meaning sewer there too. Not all spaces have sewer. The park was fairly quiet and walled off from the gas station and associated motel. There is a small restaurant on the site too. We ate there two years ago and found the food disappointing, so did not eat there this time. A good place to stop if you're on the I10 and just want to stop for the night, but not scenic and a little shabby. We camped here in a Motorhome.