Siesta RV Park

Stayed one night on a road trip and it worked well for that. Park manager waited for us as we arrived a little after he would normally close. Had everything we needed with great WiFi and a level site. We did not use the showers or other facilities. Park looks to have full timers. Could have been very dusty had the wind been blowing but it had just rained to it was a little muddy.

This is an older, dusty, loved park. The management/staff is friendly and helpful.

$228/week for a laid back, quiet park very near to old Mesilla with full-hook-ups - including cable.

Sites are pull-through dirt/gravel and close, but each site gets their own tree - which may be more of a nuisance than a luxury if you've got a large rig and slide outs. I personally wouldn't recommend this park for rigs larger than 40/42 feet, but it's probably possible.

There are older/permanent rigs in the first row nearest to the bathrooms/laundry/road, but it's cool. Didn't use laundry, but showers were clean, good pressure and hot. The kind I ditch our own rig's kinda weak-pressure shower for (Yes!)

You'll need a water pressure regulator here (maybe that's why my rig's water pressure sucks?)

Park has a dog walk - and a dog groomer on site.

This park is right off the interstate and far enough to not hear the traffic. It is very close to the old town of Mesilla. The town is a must visit. La Posta is a great place to eat. The park sites are small, level and lots of sticker plants. The restrooms and showers are dated but clean. There are a lot of long term guests with trashy RVs.

Lovely spot with friendly staff. Facilities where fine. Quiet spot and on the last row you get a great view of the Organ Mtns. We don't do many RV parks, but this placed us for a day trip to White Sands. I can see why some folks say it is traditional vs the mega plex parks. Did not have great food at Ándeles, just down the road. Great service however. Tons of rig across I 10 at the WalMart, of you just need to sleep.

Nice little traditional side by side RV park, very friendly helpful staff, clean free showers & good laundry facility. The attraction here is its proximity to historic Mesilla with is charming tidy town. A leisurely stroll thru town and a bite at La Posta are a must, definitely walk from the RV park it's not that far. If you are looking for your next stop check out Aguirre Springs BLM ($7.00) the other side of Las Cruces and the mountains.

After a week+ of dry camping in state and national parks, we were ready to run errands in town, plug back into the grid, and do some laundry. Siesta RV was an okay fit.

The RV park is clean and fairly quiet at night with a mix of longer-term residents and folks just passing through. We only spent one night here and pretty much just hunkered down to cross some chores off the to-do list. Onsite laundry seemed like it would be convenient, but it ended up taking 4 hours & $10 to run 2 loads of laundry, after which we just gave up and hung a good chunk of it up to dry inside our bus. (Next time we'll just go to a laundromat.) The park's close proximity to downtown Old Mesilla is the reason to stay here.

Old Mesilla itself is neat - we went out for coffee & breakfast at The Bean and walked around a bit afterwards. You'll see well-preserved 19th century buildings and a range of shops & art galleries. Since we're not really the shop-til-you-drop types, we mostly just enjoyed the scenery and spent some time in the bookstore on the main plaza (they have a great selection).

October 2016. We swung in, set up the bus, and headed up to White Sands which is an easy hour drive from Las Cruces. Siesta RV Park is nicely kept, with incredibly friendly and helpful staff. We took advantage of their laundry facilities which were in great shape. Upon checking out we were encouraged to check out City of Rock State Park on our way to Silver City, which we may have missed and I am thankful we didn't!