Escapees Dream Catcher RV Park

We pulled in right at closing. The host was very helpful and friendly. The park was very clean. The showers and toilets only have curtains instead of doors. Only downside is the noise. Truckers idled right outside the park and the was some freeway and train noise. You can get free Wi-Fi at the hotel next door. $18 is the Escapee member rate. Non members pay a couple dollars more.

This was an easy in easy out pull through park through escapees, we paid $20 for the night. The restrooms and laundry rooms were very clean and park employees were very nice. They have rights to the hotel next door but unfortunately the pool was not open which i was looking forward to. They also have a really nice dog run there that is fenced in. Would stay here agin if we came back this way.

Perfect nightly stay park. Large sites, gravel, pull thrus, laundry and showers. A nice desert oasis while crossing the US on 10. Lots of great restaurants in town and close to Mexico (30 miles). Clean laundry and showers. Be there on Tuesday night and go with a group for Taco Tuesday at the hotel next door.

We came to Deming to be close to Puerto Palomas so that we could get dental work done and get new eyeglasses/contacts. Since we are Escapees members, Dream Catcher was our first choice. We had driven over a month earlier to scope it out from our camp hosting site in Cloudcroft and were very impressed. The staff was friendly and very informative, the park is clean and well kept and the location was perfect. We came in on a Sunday and ended up staying 11 days because my dental work was going to require follow up visits.
We have a large rig (44 ft toy hauler and dually truck) so the wide open, flat spaces were great for us. Our dogs absolutely adored the dog park with fluffy grass and shade trees. They looked forward to visiting several times a day. We attended an ice cream social the evening of our arrival and then joined the staff and several guests at Taco Tuesday at the Quality Inn next door. We had a view of the Florida Mountains and the sunsets are breathtaking. The town of Deming is quaint and friendly with all the major fast food restaurants, a super Walmart, Tractor Supply, Dollar Stores, and local establishments. Some of the must-see things in the area are the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum (it is something special and has a very extensive collection of exhibits), the Diaz Farm where you can buy fresh produce, cheeses, candies, nuts, and other yummy farm fresh foods (the prices were crazy good), Rock Hound State Park (a short drive and breathtakingly beautiful), Puerto Palomas, Mexico (affordable dental, medical and eye care, prescription meds and of course lunch and shopping at The Pink Store. Safe and efficient border crossing, we literally parked 30 feet from the fence and walked across. Returning is made easier with a passport or passport card, but a birth certificate and photo ID works also. We have both AT&T and Verizon phones/hotspots and I work online, so we were fine with the cell phone and internet coverage. You can also use the pool and wifi at the Quality Inn next door. The only negative (if you can call it that) was the highway and train noise. But most of the time our AC was running and it was not a bother. We had a great experience and will definitely be back!

Quiet with friendly staff. Deming is a nice little western town. It was free because I am an Escapees member and had a coupon. Walmart is close enough with plenty of places to eat. Gravel lot (basically) with full hookups. Good for a stopover maybe a eek or so. Beyond that and the gravel would get old. No picnic tables. Good cellular all around.

A wonderful park. Not fancy, not too much attractions, but extremely nice, clean, everything in working condition. Made and looked after with love, you'll see it in my short video. https://youtu.be/NwoAAEcRLfI

We always plan on Staying at the Dream catcher Escapees RV Park. Easy access off the 10 Fwy. The park is very affordable and always clean with level sites. There's a nice dog run, laundry room and clubhouse. Great value for Escapees/Xscapers! This is our go too one or two night park passing through Demming NM.

I planned to stay 2 months but the price was so good, I ended up staying 4. Monthly rates are $225 plus electric for Escapee members. I paid about $50 in electric each month during the winter. The bathrooms and laundry were clean. They have a large lending book and video library. It is next to a highway and rails so you do here noise from that. But it wasn't never so bad I couldn't sleep. There are were low airplanes. I wondered if there was a military base nearby. One note if you are going to be in the RV park when rain is in the forecast: avoid the last row. After an overnight rain, I had 1-2 inches of standing rain all the way around my trailer. It drains fast (about 36 hours) but it's a pain to get your feet that wet. There is a nice dog park with grass but the rest of the park is gravel which, I know, some pets and don't like to walk in. But overall, a nice place with lots to do in the area if you are willing to drive a bit, although if you have time be sure to check out the free museum in Deming. It's the best museum run by a historical society that I've ever seen.

We stayed here last minute because we had a check engine light come on on our Silverado 2500HD. Currently operating at 50% capacity. Spacious sites. Walking distance to a dealership that works on almost all makes and models of TV. Perfect for us to get the truck looked at, an oil change and a tire rotation and have the truck back at the RV Park before sundown.

I am an Escapees member. The nightly rate I paid is based on the reduced weekly rate for members. I have stayed at other parks in the system. This one is different in that there is no residential community. The park is very close to the freeway and nothing more than a large gravel parking lot with power poles and water spigots at each site. There are some long term lease sites with storage sheds at the back of the lot. Boondocking along the freeway side and back in sites along the other side.

All this is apparent from looking at Google maps.

The dog run was totaled by a semi truck and has not been fixed, so there is no secure place to exercise your dog off leash at this time.

Their "interpretation" of the covid 19 restriction to operate at 40% capacity, does not mean that you will have empty sites on either side of you here. There are size limits for some sites. I am under 30 feet, but they put me in a large pull through and then placed a very large motor home next to me. I was told that size dictated placement. I asked to be and was moved. The spirit of the governor's order, to socially distance the living spaces, is not apparent here.