Prehistoric Trackways Dispersed Camping in the United States

We arrived at this location on a Sunday, approximately at 2 in the afternoon. Our 30-foot class A vehicle didn't face many difficulties entering, although there were a few depressions on the road that needed caution. The area was primarily occupied by individuals engaged in off-roading activities, but they had dispersed by the time we were ready for our evening meal.

3 years ago

During our journey to Arizona, we halted for a night and it was an ideal stopover. We noticed a few other recreational vehicles, but the majority were transporting all-terrain vehicles. We had conversations with a few individuals, who turned out to be decent folks. We observed a law enforcement officer patrol the area a few times. We were on high alert due to the infamous reputation of Las Cruces, however, we didn't encounter anything out of the ordinary.

3 years ago

Used by the locals as a parking lot for off roading. Be prepared for the entire camping area to be filled full of trucks on the weekends because they are all going off roading. They will only be there for a day at a time. Not really used as a campground by anyone.

4 years ago

Not too far off road. Good roads in Quiet, rugged desert beauty. Clean. No facilities. Great TMobile. Marginal Version

4 years ago

We were hoping to see prehistoric tracks. In talking with a hiker he said you had to hike for at least 1 1/2 miles up the trail. As my husband is disabled, the trail was too difficult. The road coming in had 2 major dips that were from washouts. As we are a 38 ft rig pulling a 10 foot trailer, we would not do this again.

4 years ago