Great time tubing down the river. My wife and I had a great time. Saw wildlife, birds, and finished…read moreso relaxed. It is a river so be prepared to navigate using common sense. David our tour guide checked us in and helped us to get in the water onto our tubes. Great time!

I went on three different expeditions with this company. The first, a trip from Radium Springs to…read moreLa LloronaParkk on the river ,which I would not recommend. That stretch of river is very hot and has a lot of bugs and no shade. It was 100F out, as it often is in June, and when we reached the pull-out, we were unable to get hold of the guy to pick us up and had to call a friend to take us back to our car! The owner, David, literally said he had fallen asleep. Giving the company another chance, the second expedition was a float on Caballo Lake, with storytelling, in the evening. That was ok, although we didn't stay for the campfire afterward. The third time we went with the outfitter, we were just doing a float from La Llorona Park to the Calle del Norte bridge, at the end of which, it was impossible to steer toward the take-out, we had to get out of our tubes to not continue floating downstream, it was very hard to get my footing, I lost my inflatable water bottle, and I would never feel comfortable traveling with this outfitter again. People drown in the river--the current can be more challenging than you think.

Call the day we needed a spot and I was given a space number and was texted a brochure with a map…read moreof the park. We were greeted by the park Manager.

Came here for a state meeting and decided to get the camper going once again. Sites are a little…read moretight but manageable! Front desk is the same guy running it fora long time and super nice! Grounds are clean and very well managed. Price is good! All hook-ups work without issue. There are a few folks that appear to be annuals. Very friendly and good security not that it's needed. I'll be here until Sunday so if anything changes, I'll edit. If no changes- highly recommend!

Stayed here for 5 months, staff is friendly, they are closed on the weekend. Park is small and…read morepeople have been there for a while. Our spot we rented had a pole teather that went right through the middle of our parking area, so we could park but not use our awning. Laundry room is clean and pretty cheap. $2.00 for washer $1.50 for dryer. There is only 4 of each though. They also have a rec room with a pool table and bookcase, tv and couches. Dog park is sand, but they do provide lots of doggie bags and cans. They are pretty strict on the no fences for dogs and 6foot leash at all times. Our site was backed up to the main road and it's super busy, cop cars speeding by with lights and sirens on, ambulances, ATV and side by sides speeding and loud music. Super loud road, we tried to get a spot in the back but unfortunately we were put on a waiting list which was long, since people stay there for years. The worst part of the entire stay is the dairy farm being less than half a mile from the rv park, the wind changes and it smells like the cows are inside your camper, the amount of files were disgusting. Never ending flies that would swarm you if you sit outside, and your dogs. Overall this is a okay park if you are okay with smelling cows at random times and files all the time. But there is hardly any availability, for people to stay one or two nights, they only have a couple open. The workers do patrol on golf florets all the time and even drive through the rear of sites.

Zero, if I could! Beware! You had better stay at Road Host RV Park behind Camping World in…read moreAnthony,TX, you will not be sorry! If you want to deal with honesty and truthfulness, large spaces, and not packed in like a can of sardines.... Cleanest showers, restrooms, and laundry mat, I have ever saw! Was a traveling nurse in NM and Road Host is the best! Laundry $1.50, dry clothes for a dollar, best clean and largest dog parks ever(four)! If you do not have money to throw away... electric included in your rent....

A godsend!! A few hours before I had to leave for El Paso airport, my car's tires blew out. Did I…read moremention it was in the middle of Labor Day weekend? There were three of us, with significant luggage. L&M to the rescue! I couldn't believe how quickly they were able to help us. The owners are wonderful and the prices are reasonable.

I had an absolutely amazing time on the wine tour with Stephanie. So much so, that I plan to go…read moreagain at least once before I leave El Paso. Stephanie's humor and historical knowledge is a wonderful addition to an already enjoyable tour of local wineries. She gives you several options to choose from for each stop, explains the perks of each, and has so much knowledge about the area and each winery that you learn so much during the drive. I suggest this opportunity to anyone and even suggest the open bus option that allows other guests to attend, because you just never know who might join you and add to your fun! I'm looking at you, Ben! Thank you, Stephanie, for a lovely time!

Wonderful day with Stephanie. Tour was informative and "tasteful"--particularly tasteful. Great…read morewines of Mesilla Valley. We highly recommend.

Beep beep. RoadRUNNER Transit is the public bus system for Las Cruces. It is a relatively modest…read moreoperation as there are only 8 routes. All but one of the routes leave out of the bus hub at Mesilla Valley Intermodal Transit Terminal. This is also where the transit office is located and where regional buses arrive in Las Cruces. The buses are very clean and orderly. Took a day trip to Mesilla and the buses were on time. Like other smaller bus systems, the bus does not operate on Sundays and on major holidays. However, the city changed to a zero-fare format a few years ago, which is great for city residents with limited transportation options for getting around and deserves an extra star.

Too many bus stops without seating for disabled persons and injured persons, most persons who have…read moreor are trying to be paperless, do noe run around with booklets, so proper times for all bus routes should be updated frequently, being most persons have their phones or devices of some sort with not necessarily your booklets readily available.

Really beautiful scenery and good picnic areas and restrooms. It is just a quick drive from Las…read moreCruces and it's worth seeing as the mountains are beautiful.

I camped here for a change of pace while driving across country on I-10. I found this place by…read moresearching yelp for campgrounds from my iPhone ap while on the road. Great find! There are a couple of things you will want to know if you find this the same way I did. First, note that the map/directions that this yelp site gives you will NOT take you to the campground (it takes you to what must be a BLM office in Las Cruces). UPDATE: I submitted the correct address (Aguirre Springs Road) to Yelp. If that is the address that shows up, it is correct. The Marquess Street address is the incorrect one. These are the directions copied and pasted from the Aguirre Spring website: Location / Access The Aguirre Spring Campground is located on the east side of Organ Mountains, east of Las Cruces in Dona Ana County. Take U.S. 70 for 14 miles east of the I-25/U.S. 70 interchange in Las Cruces, then turn south on the Aguirre Spring Road (1.1 miles after San Augustine Pass) for six miles. At mile 4 the road becomes a one-way loop and climbs steeply. Next thing to note is that the only facilities are toilets. They were clean and well kept. These restrooms do not have sinks or mirrors. There are no showers and there is no water at the campsites. You can fill up your water containers at the campground host's site which is right on Aguirre Spring Road as you start driving in. The sites have picnic tables and grills and some have fire pits. There is a loop of campsites that are off to the right of the camping pay station. Those sites are pretty close together, and there were several families camped up there, but they are right at the base of those gorgeous rock mountains. I bypassed this loop and drove down the road a little further and camped in a spot on the left a little ways passed the hiking trail (which is on the right). I loved my spot. I pitched the tent under shady tree. A restroom was close-by. I went for a trail run/hike the following morning. A very well spent $3!

This is the main bus station in Las Cruces as well as the home of Roadrunner Transit, the public…read moretransit system in Las Cruces. This is essentially the bus hub in the city as FlixBus and NMDOT Gold Line buses stop here as well. If you need to connect between bus routes, you can do so here. The Roadrunner Transit building is handy if you need to use the restroom or want to buy a day pass. And it is easy to catch the right bus as each stop is clearly marked with the route number.