Siesta RV Park

Came here for a state meeting and decided to get the camper going once again. Sites are a little tight but manageable! Front desk is the same guy running it fora long time and super nice! Grounds are clean and very well managed. Price is good! All hook-ups work without issue. There are a few folks that appear to be annuals. Very friendly and good security not that it's needed. I'll be here until Sunday so if anything changes, I'll edit. If no changes- highly recommend!

I found this spot out of the blue, I had to find something fast. Since my first spot that I had lined up with for 3 Months fell through. I was told I couldn't move in the day I was arriving at my original spot. A few hours later I found this spot.They welcomed my whole family (3adults 1child) and my two Labradors. At first was a little concerned about what my trailer looked liked the day I arrived (had 4 blown tires traveling here and was dirty) before I moved into my spot I found a place to wash my trailer. After that we moved in.They offer 24/7 showers, bathroom, and coin pay laundry at the front by the store (store has its own hours). The place is very cleaned up compared to the last park I stayed at. While I've been here, they have been updating the gravel at spots as it clears. Was really fine gravel now has more Re painting the decorative fences between spots. Doing good trimming on the trees and plants in the area.

We ended up staying at Siesta RV Park because all of the other RV parks were full in town. This was not my first choice, as some of the reviews scared me. But, overall I was pleasantly surprised. Deb at the front desk was very knowledgable and caring. Bathroom, Showers, and Laundry Room are open 24 hours a day, and the hot water stays hot for long showers. It is an older park, but everything was clean and working. Cable hook up was easy, lots of channels and WiFI faster than most RV parks I have stayed in. There are a few small pot holes that could use some work, and park benches are old and could use a touch up, but the positives definitely outweighed the negatives. We will be back.

We arrived late, around 9:30 pm, and initially had some issues hooking up our electricity and had to jerry rig it to keep it in but it worked out ok. We left a voicemail letting them know there was an issue and the next morning the manager Mike called and said that they wouldn't charge us for our nights stay. That was so nice of him! He was sincere and accommodating! Everyone here is very friendly and I would recommend to anyone looking for a place to rest. Thank you Siesta RV Park and Manager Mike for your hospitality!

The location is ideal. You are very close to Historic Mesilla and all the great restaurants. The RV park is quiet because it is away from any major highways or railroad tracks. It is an older park but lots of work being done to upgrade things as bathrooms and showers need some work. WiFi is very strong. Highly recommend

This place is showing its age, however, it has great views and full hookups for a wonderful price. The water pressure is high, so use your water pressure regulator for hookups. Each RV spot had a tree and most had a picnic table. It is in a great location that is just outside Old Mesilla. We biked very easily to Old Mesilla for the farmers' market on Sunday morning. The manager, Mike, was very friendly and helpful. It has dated laundry, bathrooms, showers (also great water pressure!), and a small shop - all of which could use an update, however, everything worked fine. Over all, I consider our stay there a good one.

Used the tent campsite while passing through on our way to Phoenix. We arrived after the front office closed, but there was a station upfront with a site map and their rates according to the vehicle/space. The people we met along the way were very friendly and helpful as well. The campsite was easy to maneuver and offered outdoor seating and air conditioned restrooms, showers and coin pay laundry.

It was a very clean, gorgeous RV park. The manager was there to greet us after hours and was so kind! I'd love to go back and highly recommend!

Not sure what all the negative reviews are about but this place is great! I'm traveling across the country from the West to East Coast in a van so have seen my share of RV and camp sites. The first thing that impressed me was the friendliness of the owner, Mike. He is genuine and helpful and makes you feel welcome instantly. I also love the location. It's less than a mile walk to Historic Messina with cute little cafes, restaurants, wineries and shops along the way. The bathrooms and showers are clean and there's an area to do laundry. The park is low-key and is in the middle of the desert so shame on bad reviews about lack of trees etc. This isn't Northern California.If you're looking for a place to stay close to Las Cruces and Messina then this is a great option. Thanks Mike! I'd stay here again if passing through.

We were desperate, and this was the third recommended RV Park to try for (told to us by a merchant in town). Yes, we were desperate, so we settled for here. We would have rather dry camped in a WalMart parking lot. All they had left was without sewer hook-up. We took it. They did have a dump station though. The park is OLD, small, the spaces are tight, the parking area is small to minute pieces of gravel, that come in with every step you take. Constant brooming or vacuuming. The outside is in need of landscaping, picking up and disposing of shear JUNK around the park. I wonder, "CAN'T you see the needless clutter all over the park?" On the positive side, Big Mike, is one of the nicest and friendliness hosts in the business. A big shout out for Mike. My suggestion, put some money and manpower into this park! Start by cleaning it up, replace the ratty picnic tables, the broken down and in need of paint decorative (?) short fence between spaces, remove ugly trees that have been cut back to nothing, so that the RV's can safely enter and exit, pull the weeds, remove dead bushes all over the park, pave the sites, remove all the stacks of dried up old lumber just strewn around, plant some southwest plants in appropriate areas, replace your old RV park signage out front, and get a groundsman to walk around and clean up, daily! And while you're at it, move out or refuse to store old ugly camping trailers of all sorts. That really brings down and deters future campers, that have some class.