We stayed here for one night on our way East. The restrooms are still under construction, but we always use our own. Office was very pleasant but didn't offer cable hook-ups (which are available on the back row). We have a small doxie and the Park wants you to walk pets outside their wall. This is the ditch to NM Hwy 1 and not acceptable. Their long term residents let their pets run loose and don't pick up after them. This is a pet peeve of mine. Not a bad park for a one night stop over. We'd use it again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Ok park for the area. Not too many choices. All gravel sites. Near I-25 so some road noise. Pull thru w/e sites make it easy to get into site. Friendly staff in office. Good water and electric. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

For Socorro, this is a good park, average for a stop over or for a couple days in the grand scheme of things. The staff was very nice. Lots of drawbacks, dusty narrow sites, but if you need full hookups it's worth a stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

County park maintains eight power/water/sewer sites, not all in good repair. Our water spigot sprayed continuously from the packing nut (tried tightening it and failed). Half the spots have wonderful shade trees. Two one-holer restrooms, no showers or other facilities. Soap and paper towels both empty, neither toilet bowl has been cleaned since their ADA retrofit. Large kiddie playground. Concrete table at each site. I would have rated this park as quiet and relaxing if it weren't for the train horns that blow loud and long every 60-90 minutes along the tracks one lot over (happily, not between 11 PM and 7 AM). Hungry mosquitoes. TV reception poor, channels are few (no cable, of course). Park has a "campground host" on site, but he doesn't do maintenance. The three commercial "parks" in town are more like parking lots, adjacent to busy highways. And still this is our choice for the best of a bad selection in Socorro. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.