Hacienda RV Resort

We were here only for 3 nights on our way to Tucson in January 2015. It's a nice clean RV park. The pull through sites are separated by fencing and landscaping to give some privacy but that also means the camping side feels a little tight. Since we didn't have any neighbors during our stay it was ok but I would feel cramped if we happened to be here during a busy time. They have a long dog park area at the edge of the resort. It's almost like a water runoff area but it works great for playing ball. After one full night of rain though, the dog park was unusable due to the inch of standing water. The campground host was very nice, the landscaping is well done, and the sites are gravel and level. There isn't a lot of traffic noise even though it is right off the highway. They probably have a fair number of activities for their guests but since we were there during New Years Day, there wasn't much happening and it felt a bit like a ghost town so it's hard to evaluate what it would be like when busy. We would do a short stay here again.

This is easy access from the interstate. That being said, you can also hear the interstate traffic all day and night. It didn't bother us, as we sleep with white noise. This was a quiet park, other than traffic noise. No rowdy campers while we stayed. The office is very nice. Office staff members were all very nice, as were the cleaning crew, and maintenance crew. A gift shop with local products was within the office building. We bought some green chile salsa and some red chile sauce - YUM! Really nice outdoor area off the office building with chairs and tables (shaded and sunny), a babbling fountain, and a large fireplace. There is a very large hot tub fully privacy fenced with nice shrubbery that is open 24/7. Laundry facility is large and clean. Indoor showers and restrooms were also nice. Each shower is it's own room with a sink. Our site was very hard packed pea gravel that was spotless when we arrived. Minimal leveling required. We kept commenting that even up close it looked like concrete. There are fences between each group of pull-through sites. You are doubled up with another unit facing the opposite direction, but the sites are so wide that you can nudge yourself over to get a little extra space and still be able to put your awnings and slides out. In fact, we were able to park our JK beside our widebody bus! Easy approach and departure. Good amperage and water pressure. They pick up your trash each day when you place it on the curb. We don't have a dog, but noticed that the dog run is pretty nice. Do not confuse it with a dog park - it's a dog run. It's really long and grassy. Even though you're right in the city, the stars were beautiful. Also, the location is great - Historic Downtown Mesilla is less than a mile. Wonderful restaurants, cafes, breweries, wineries, and shops are easily accessible. We kinda fell in love with Las Cruces - perfect weather, not too big/not too small, and SO much to do in the area: White Sands National Monument is a must! Drive up to Truth or Consequences (1hr) to tour Spaceport America (so interesting and informative) or soak in a hot spring, eat at Sparky's in Hatch on your way back home, hike Dripping Springs, take a four-wheel drive trail to a ghost town, etc.

After a bad day at another local park, this was a welcome change! What a nice little gem this is, if you're just traveling the Interstate and need a quick stopover, or staying for a while like we did. You can tell this was designed by an RV'r. 80% Pull Through, with the most level gravel we'll ever see. They run a screen through like you see in Baseball after each RV leaves, so it's perfect for the next guest. The bathrooms are great and showers are individual rooms, clean as a whistle. There is a small gym, Hot tub, and nice lounge area behind the Main building. Full laundry, all machines worked! The Main Building also has a beautiful small gift shop with local salsa, etc. No onsite groceries, but a 2 minute drive get's you across the highway to a huge Walmart, There is a really nice RV shop within a few hundred feet if you need a repair, or parts.
The best part of this park for us was the proximity to Mesilla, where we spent much of our time riding our bicycles to. A nice historic town with small shops, eateries, St Clair Winery where I had the best damn meatloaf! and without a doubt the best barber shop " Cheeky Chaps" . We also took a trip to Hatch, but bypassed Sparky's and ate at another local restaurant, and of course got some fresh Green Chili Power that will hold us for the next year! The only downside I can see is there is noise from the Highway.

This one of the better parks we've stayed in. It's location is great very near Old Mesilla. The entire park was spotless. Garbage picked every morning at your site. The office/clubhouse was quite upscale and offered comfortable sitting areas and a small store. Staff was courteous and even provided menus from local restaurants for our preview.You can walk to a Walmart super store from the park. Laundry room and bathrooms were spotless and all washers and dryers worked. (There's a first). Wi-Fi was solid and only occasionally slowed.

The staff are friendly, the park is very clean and the dog park is great. I would have rated it 4 stars if the sites weren't so close and the freeway noise at night. The noise wasn't a problem and the pull through sites do have a privacy fence on one side so that is nice.

The location is great and Las Cruces is a nice town. Easy day trip to White Sands Natl Monument and WS Missle Range Museum. Went to Hatch to buy chiles and took scenic drive back on 180.

Great breweries, loved the Spotted Dog and Peakcho Peak! Lots of great restaurant options too. Check out the Bosque state Oark nearby and the great paved beauty me trains along the Rio Grande.

A week just flew by!

I won't go into too much detail (see our previous review). Still a great place to stay, and visit the area. This time we went to White Sands. A fun trip for sure. 5 Stars all the way

This is a clean, well-managed park in a great location. The spots are plenty big, with privacy walls between the spots. The staff is friendly, and the park store has lots of great salsas and sauces and local products.

There is no swimming pool.

This is one of the few places in this area that allows kids!

The park is within walking distance of the cute little historic town of La Mesilla, which has a lot of fun little restaurants.

There is also an RV store just a block away, in case you need anything for your RV.

Internet was in and out the whole time, when it worked it was blazing, but just went away for long stretches.

This isn’t an awful RV Park. Easy access to the highway, shopping and a cute town called Mesilla.

We had a back-in site with full hookup. Not a lot of space between you and your neighbors.

Sites are level and clean. Trash pickup every morning on the curb.

Would not want to stay here for a month but a few days was not bad.

Most expensive place in town - although the rates across town in every park appear to have gone up by at least $10/night in 2018. If this place was in another town, there is no way in all get up that it would be able to charge $46/night. But here in Las Cruces...

We had some engine work done over at Borderline International after staying in Las Cruces at Siesta RV Park for a before the work. (We also liked Siesta - but it is a completely different type of park) We called Hacienda at 5pm on a Tuesday night and asked if they had a space for a single night and they said 'yep, come on over'. So we did.

FHU, cable, WiFi (didn't try it though), pull through gravel sites with some privacy fencing/bushing in between sites.

Outdoor hot-tub situation, outdoor communal fireplace (with free firewood), dog walk. More road noise here than at Siesta, but nicer set-up (especially for big rigs) here.

We felt very swanky for the evening - keycards to access hot-tub/showers/bathrooms. Also, cat treats with 'cat rules' for the park upon check-in. That was a first. Maybe we should stay at 'swanky' places more often. (But remember, this is Las Cruces version of Swanky)

This campground was a convenient stop for exploring the area around Las Cruces including White Sands National Monument. This place stood out to us because of the level of service they offered. While many RV parks refer to themselves as "resorts," we rarely agree with the label. And while we wouldn't say this place was a resort either, it did offer some nice features that set it apart from other commercial spots.

The campground very much qualifies as a "parking lot campground." It may be a very nice parking lot, but it is still a parking lot, with rigs parked right next to one another. There are privacy fences between some of the spots, which does help to a degree, but either way, you are right next to your neighbor. The site quality was very good. The staff grades the sites before each new guest arrives, so they are always nice and level. Everything, from the utilities to the landscaping, is well maintained. The roads within the park are wide, level, and easy to manage.

Customer service was really excellent here and the feature that made this place stand out for us. The office is in a very nice building with large sitting areas, a gift shop, a coffee bar, and a "concierge" area - complete with information on local attractions, discount cards, and maps. If you have a dog, they give you a separate welcome packet complete with rules and requests, a pick-up bag, and a treat for your pet. You can leave your trash bags by the front of your site and they will pick them up and dispose of them for you. There was a nice little pet area for dogs to run around in, and a very nice looking pool/hot tub area. When I inquired about getting propane, they gave me a map, showing me the location of a private dealer nearby, and explained which route to take with the RV. They were just very helpful and it felt like a "nice" place.

Overall, while this is not the type of environment we love to camp in, we thought this was a well managed, well maintained, commercial campground and would certainly stay here again if we found ourselves back in the area.