Aguirre Spring Campground

The road driving in is very curvy but paved. The campground was well taken care of. When we were driving in it seemed to take forever but was worth the time. We got there early Friday morning and in the two trees next to our site was about five or six hummingbirds. This site was close to the bathrooms. There are other sites further dow... more

Tucked back in a canyon with amazing views of the valley and mountains. Lots of bird watching amongst the scrub pine and oak trees. Not at all crowded during our mid-week stay in mid-April. A good variety of sites for trailers, car campers and tents. Site 25 was very level - we just pulled in and were ready to go. One of the cleane... more

We had done quite a bit of research on the campground because we knew the road up was a bit unique. Thanks to all the other Campendium users who posted reviews, their reviews gave us confidence we could get our 31' trailer up the road to the campground. As an added measure of saftey, we stopped at the Camp Host trailer (located a... more

We unhooked our toad from our 33' motorhome and did just fine on the steep, and tight curved road up to the campground. The entire road is paved, so that's nice. The toughest part of the drive is on a one-way stretch, so at least you aren't trying to pass oncoming vehicles on the tight curves. Water is available at the camp host site, ... more

We enjoyed 10 nights with level 10 space awesome Pavilion over there picnic table & bathrooms nearby ( which were the cleanest bathrooms that we have ever seen and I made sure to thank the staff that was responsible for the bathroom upkeep for the awesome job that they are doing on the bathrooms. They were so clean that it looked like... more

When we got to this location, the sign out front recommend no RVs over 23 feet. Since that was just a recommendation, my husband decided to take the road up. We have a 30 foot travel trailer. The roads were windy and long, but it was doable. We found a spot that fit our trailer and truck, and the view was stunning. We were for sure the... more

This was a decent campground with some beautiful views and a few trailheads very close to the the campground. You will be about 30 min from Las Cruces, which is the nearest town for grocery shopping, etc. There isn't much to do in town, so don't plan on spending much time there. Bathrooms were pretty clean, although they did run out of... more

I must have mixed this campground up with another, but was expecting standard BLM dispersed camping. We arrived at about 8:30 at night, and it's a legit campground that closes at 8, so we had to turn around and drive to our next best option.

We arrived the Monday after Easter to find the most trash-strewn campground we've ever been in. Apparently, it was a mob scene here for the holiday, so packed that you couldn't drive through, and 6 cop cars cruising around to keep things under control. The locals use this campground for day use and picnicking, which means that you mi... more

This is a gem! 4-5 miles off US 70 and what a place! Mountains to the South and West, great trails, Bathrooms, picnic tables under shelters, fire pits all you could ask for. Rangers come by each evening and the place is secure. Really beautiful setting. Next time several days there will be appropriate. Stop at White Sands a... more