Little Vineyard RV Park

Driving across the country and made a reservation, sight unseen, at this place. I was a little nervous because it had no reviews on campendium. Now that I'm here, I'm not sure why! I am here on a Tuesday and it is a very quiet park. I loved that the pull through spaces have a nice slant to them and the picnic table is placed out of the way. It was very easy to get to, the park is very drivable and wide, and I feel safe here. You hear a little highway noise but it is right off I10 so... I am getting 2 bars for ATT.

If you want to come for NM, there are several reasons to do so. But if you want to meet the friendliest, kindest, most informative people in NM, look no further than this place.

We just needed a place to stay for one night and Little Vineyard was perfect. We arrived late afternoon on a Sunday and had plenty of sites to choose from. The ladies at the front desk were friendly and helpful. I asked if there was a site with shade and we were guided to a great shaded site with no one nearby. All sites are level, gravel pull throughs. Our dog, Scout, enjoyed the dog park ( so many things to sniff!!). The pool and hot tub were clean and just the right temperature. Though the highway and train were nearby we were not bothered by noise. Would definitely stay again.

We stayed overnight on October 12, 2017. This is a great little park. Sites are spacious, extraordinarily large. Not much shade. The bathroom is fantastic and lot’s of hot water with extremely clean showers. Dog park is great. People very friendly. It is by the highway but the noise is very minimal.

Fantastic personnel, spacious, CLEAN, excellent laundry facility, relatively quiet considering I-10 and railroad farther North. Bingo, poker, ice cream socials, always friendly gatherings. WiFi throughout.
Best RV park inside city limits!

stopped here without reservations and was welcomed with open arms 😁
gave me a shaded site without me even asking
water hydro sewer included

clean bathrooms
laundry
propane on site
pool and spa
doggie parks
playground
free coffee from 07:45 a. m.
free wi-fi andcable

GREAT PARK
HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Here for a month due to Covid-19. Primarily all sites are pull through with full hook up, 30 & 50 amp available. Clean rest rooms with showers, reasonable laundry on site. Mail service and UPS deliveries are convenient. Propane is available. Staff is very friendly and accommodating.
Some highway and train noise.

We stayed here in late October for just one night. We were travelling from Phoenix to Albuquerque, and had not made reservations because we weren't sure how far we'd get that day. About 4 hours before we arrived, we decided Deming would be our stop and we were able to get reservations at Little Vinyard.

Granted, we were late in the day, and "beggars can't be choosers", but considering we saw many open spots (it's a pretty big RV part), the fact that we were place DIRECTLY under one of the few street lamps scattered around the park was truly awful. Unfortunately, we didn't really register this fact in our minds when we first were parked, and really saw the impact when we went to bed and the light was blaring through our vents! Our bedroom was lit all night. Truly awful; not sure why they would place lamps in such a way. Also, about every 4 spots has a picnic table. We received a spot WITHOUT, even though we saw nearby sights with tables and no lamps. So maybe we were punished for not reserving earlier.

All this could be corrected in a future stay and we could chalk it up to bad planning/communication. HOWEVER, the site is VERY near the interstate. We've stayed near interstates before and not had any real issues, but with the blaring light...we noticed. And then there are the trains! It felt like the trains (I think there were 4 that night) were passing right through the park itself. So in the end, my wife and I got a terrible nights sleep.

The folks we interacted with were VERY friendly. The park is a little rundown, but has plenty of amenities from what we saw . On our site, the electric and water worked great. Sewer was right there. It has all the pieces you could want, especially for a brief stay. But I think if we stop in Deming again, we'll look further up the road to get away from the trains and interstate noise. And if we DO stay here again, we will insist on a spot away from that godawful light!!

We stayed here for one night during a multi-day trek from Arizona to Texas. The grounds of the resort are nothing special: the entire park is a flat gravel lot with no trees or vegetation to speak of. In the back row, the pull-through sites are pretty close together: we might have been able to deploy our awnings, but not with much room to spare.

That said, it had everything we needed for a brief stay and more. Each site has a cable TV hookup (which we didn’t use) and the standard picnic bench. You can walk dogs along the fence on the east and west ends of the park, but there is a dedicated off-leash dog park with an airlock-style gate that is well lit at night. There is a free-standing bathhouse building in the middle of the campground (which we didn’t use), and there’s a decent-sized indoor pool located just behind the office.

The office is small but has a few grocery items typical of a gas station store including bags of ice, and some RV essentials They also sell/perform propane refills. The lady in the office pointed out a number of the local restaurants that had delivery service - delivery right to your campsite - so we took advantage of that to order dinner from the local IHOP.

They provide WiFi, but we didn’t connect to it because the cell signal was decent. The best speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our one-night stay was around 14Mbps down and 5Mbps up, which was enough to stream TV that evening with an occasional pause. The one speed test I performed on my AT&T phone showed 40Mbps down and 6Mbps up.

This campground is one of four (nearly all next to each other) along Pine Street. Looking at them as we drove by when we left, I didn’t say anything that made me think any of them were better than Little Vineyard, which was apparently voted the #1 RV park in Deming.

We stayed in pull-through full hookup gravel site #91 and it was level. A staff member escorted us to the site so that was nice. I called the office twice after check-in to explain a few minor issues and both times the maintenance team responded right away. Excellent service! Our only complaint was that the sewer connection was almost a foot off the ground. Horrible design folks! They need to cut the pipe and bring it down lower. The 50 free cable channels were great but the free wifi was spotty at best. My AT&T phone had 2 bars and the hotspot worked ok. Posted speed limit of 5 mph is mind-numbingly slow and it is strictly enforced. We drove our tow car back after running some errands one day and a bespectacled dark-haired guy with a mustache promptly swerved his golf cart in front of us. He then took tremendous glee in scolding us for going too fast while displaying maximum smart aleck attitude. Give me a break! The RV park next door has a 10 mph speed limit which seems much more realistic. We enjoyed the heated indoor pool. Laundry room machines were well-maintained and also a great deal at only $1.50 for 40 minutes of wash time and $1.00 for 45 minutes of dry time. Local restaurants are not allowing dine-in but the office provides a list of several that offer delivery. We ordered twice from the Cactus Cafe and their food was outstanding. We especially enjoyed the ribs and also the sausage platter. Highly recommended!!!

Pretty similar to all the RV parks in the area. No views as it pretty flat in the area with a couple of mountains in the distance.
Clean, nice people, and it looks a though there are numerous “long term” RV’rs here.
They have a security guard who drives around in a golf cart. All gravel. Clean rest rooms and laundry facilities apparently cleaned daily as they are following the Chop Suey Fluey protocols at the moment. Indoor heated pool as well.
Plenty of restaurants and a good groceries store - Peppers.
Plenty of spaces.
If it were more than just a gravel parking lot, I would have rated it higher.