Western Sky's RV Park

Yes, it’s pretty run down, but it is good enough for a night or two. Full hookups, everything works fine. Lots of full-time people but they keep to themselves. Lots of open desert to walk the dogs. Big rig friendly easy in and out for our 40 foot fifth wheel. Price we paid was with Passport America discount. Some freeway noise but not too bad.

We prefer to rate our stays by what a park can change/improve vs natural issues like “traffic noise” and “cow farms.” Yes, there was some traffic noise but it didn’t bother, and if you want close and easy access to the highway, there will be traffic noise. Also, there are ‘cow farms’ nearby that could cause some consternation depending on the wind direction, but what could this park do about that?

On the other hand, the showers, toilets and laundry left much to be desired in age, utility and cleanliness. Fortunately, we didn’t have need to use any of these. Many older campers/trailers in here as a fact but not a bother. Some of the concrete on pads was in poor condition. We didn’t need/use the wi-fi.

We’d stay here again in similar circumstances. No limit of days using PA discount. This was an acceptable place in our particular circumstances.

I dont how I can begin. I dont like writing reviews that are really bad but this park is BAD.

The positive: It is in a good location. Easy on and off the interstate. They had a breaker for the 50amp service. The man at check in (Juan?) was very nice and polite. We arrived after dark (6:30pm) and I am glad we did not see the facilities during the day or we would not have stayed there.

The negative: Site was ok. Concrete pad was old and broken. But the worst thing about this park was the restroom facilities. Dirty and smelled like sewage (worse than the dairy cow farms that are in the area), toilets had not been cleaned in forever (urine and waste on the toilet bowl and seat and one toilet had been broken for awhile since there were cobwebs on it), the sinks were rusty, old and dirty, and the building was run down too (patched over pieces of plywood, rotten wood, holes in walls, etc. We heard all the interstate noise throughout the night.

I can't believe Passport America would allow this park to be on their site.

I stayed here 3 nights in mid-November while heading west. It was convenient for sightseeing in the Las Cruces and El Paso area. I got a 50% discount (paid $19) for Passport America. They wanted an extra fee for a credit card payment, so I paid cash. The office employee (I don't know if she was the owner) was not very friendly. My site was clean and in good condition, but the property overall was rather run down. I had wanted to use the laundry, but the laundry/restroom building was very dilapidated and dirty on the exterior, and the laundry room door was barricaded. The trash dumpsters were overflowing, with bags of trash on the ground. Most of the campers seemed to be permanent residents. There is a big dairy farm across I-10, but the wind must have been in the right direction when I was there, because there was no smell or flies. The only thing this RV park has going for it is its location on I-10.

I don't remember why we decided to stay here when we were wanting a place to go to White Sands National Monument. I think it was just in the general direction we wanted to go after. Well on the way there from Las Cruces you pass a LARGE cattle farm. I think it might be bigger than the one on the 5 in California. Well if the wind is just right the RV park smells of cow manure.

This park isn't that nice and not well maintained and the attendant was a bit off. I would say this is fine if you are in a pinch, but I would not have paid more than our passport america discount. The bathrooms and laundry were sketchy, we ended up not using either because we were a bit uncomfortable. The good thing about this park is that it was actually quiet. I think it's mostly residents or long term stays. The two stars were for it being quiet, right off the highway and part of passport america.