Sunrise RV Park

We called this RV park shortly before 7 PM after abandoning our previously reserved spot at City of Rocks State Park due to inability to get level in a terribly sloped site. We were desperate for a place to stay that night, and this one had great reviews on Campendium. The manager, Wayne, answered the phone quickly, and informed us that the office was closed, but we could take any open site and settle our bill in the morning. We found the park easily using Campendium's directions. The sites were fairly level, gravel, and had full hookups. The park isn't anything fancy, but it was quiet, conveniently located along our route, and a great value for only $20 a night for full hookups. It appeared to be mostly full-time residents, but the park was fairly well maintained. There were some RVs that were clearly just passing through as well. We spoke to some long-time residents who were very friendly, and gave us recommendations for local restaurants and shops. There was on-site laundry with new, modern, coin-operated machines, and our clothes dried quickly. Wayne does exchange bills for quarters. The on-site bathrooms and showers were very clean also. Close to a Walmart for essentials. Would stop here again if we travel this way in the future.

Typical high desert campground - flat, mostly level gravel lot. No frills here. Some traffic and train noise, but not bothersome. Staff was helpful, friendly and laid back. Some full time residents who were friendly, helpful and welcoming. They suggested a local restaurant for dinner. Sites are pull through, double wide and long enough for us to park unhooked with our 27 foot Class C and 2-door Jeep Wrangler. There are 50 and 30 amp sites. We only needed the electricity for our stay and cannot comment on sewer or water. There is a restaurant and bar on site (The Happy Camper), which the locals also say is a good place to eat, with fish on Friday, and hang out. All this for $20. We will stay again if passing through Deming.

We needed a place for a one-night stay about half-way between destinations and Deming was it. Great reviews on Campendium for this little place so we gave it a try. You just can't beat this price for full service. We had hot showers, did laundry in modern washing equipment, had reliable electric, water and sewer hookups and friendly hosts. Also quiet for a good night's rest.

Wayne is the perfect Host with the most! 87 years young and he does a great job keeping the park up! We needed a one night stay and for $20 you can’t beat it in the middle of nowhere! It might look a little rough but seriously it’s a gem! A lot of friendly full-timers! The restaurant/bar behind the park is great! They had a taco truck in and it was delicious! We’ll stop again if coming through!

This RV park was a late decision overnight start for us. It was easy to get in with our fifth wheel and Dually truck. Hook ups were easy. It did freeze overnight which was a challenge but it was our fault that anything froze. The office staff are very friendly. We paid at the late arrival kiosk. The diner around the back had a limited selection but wonderful food. We will definitely stop again.

We only stayed one night while traveling I-10. Nice employees, clean laundry room with new washers and dryers, flat gravel pull thru site with full hookups (the electric pedestals look new and checked out ok by our surge suppressor). Quiet neighbors but I did hear a train and a little highway noise. The sites aren’t fancy but it’s perfect for a night or two.

When you're just driving thru, this is a great place. Sites are level, clean and everything is orderly. There are mostly full timers living here but they are very nice and happy to stop and talk while walking their dogs. If the office is open go in and pay the $20 per night, otherwise slip it into the box right there by the office. Just come in a pick a site. FHU, can't be beat.