A gem of an rv park! Clean and well maintained, full utilities, pull thru. Serene and beautiful…read moreenvironment. Welcoming owners and excellent customer service. Highly recommended!

Stayed here 3 months. Great clean park, clubhouse, laundry. Just a short 2 miles off hwy 180,…read morequiet and a great place to stay. The owners are great people who aim to please their guest. A short drive to Deming and not too far to Hurley, Bayard and Silver City. They even have some trees.

This RV park is amazing, it is for 55 and older,the bathrooms and all the facilities are the…read morecleanest we stay in the USA ,I would recommend this place and if I travel in that location again most definitely I would stay there again. Happy travels

Excellent rv park...level..clean..easy access for any size rig. Friendly owners...stop by at 5:30…read morewhen he plays his accordion outside in patio. Quirky fun art everywhere.

This is the premier location and headquarters for car and motorcycle racing / events in the…read moresouthwest. Sure, racing isn't for everyone, but if it is for you, Arroyo is where you need to be involved if you live in El Paso TX, Las Cruces NM, Phoenix AZ or any of the surrounding areas. Yea, there are tracks closer to Phoenix, but what AZ does not have is an actual organization that sanctions racing events and seasons. In fact, to reach the entire southwest, Arroyo hosts 8 motorcycle races per year (season). 4 here at this track, and 4 in AZ at their local tracks. So if you want to actually race, Arroyo is your HQ for the entire southwest. The track is owned and operated by fellow racer Roger. He is hands down the greatest racer and event host there is in the region. Fair, knowledgeable, approachable and a great mentor. He will ensure ever Rider is taken care of, every vehicle taken care of, and every event ran smoothly catering to the customers needs. I can go on and on, but just trust me, Roger is the real deal and anything he hosts is the real deal. The community here of racers is beyond amazing. Nobody treats anyone with disrespect or holds it against you if you're "new". In fact, they take you in and everyone does their best to share parts for vehicles and advice for success. Whatever you need, they have your back on and off the track. It's truly a blessing to have such a great group of people surrounding you while you experience such a fun sport. From 1/4 Mike drag races, to Law Enforcement vehicle training, from private track days to sanctioned AMA motorcycle tracing, from car racing to just learning and licensing processes - and even parts on hand for sale as Roger is a distributor for many racing companies, look no further than Arroyo! Go check them out on Google, Instagram and Facebook for the latest in events and memberships! Tell your friends! This is the place to be for good, SAFE, family racing fun. It's much better than riding motorcycles in the dangerous streets where the cars are not looking for your safety. Let's move all of our racing off the highways and on to a sanctioned and professional safety and fun oriented track where it belongs

I did 2 things today I haven't tried before. The 1st was going to a Motorway Go-Kart race. My…read morenephew is a racer and our family went to show our support. We went to the Arroyo Seca Motorway in Deming, NM, and got lost going there so be careful because everyone else also got lost even with maps. The track had porta-potties (and were clean) and it was cool that we were able to get so close to the track. They were going at least 65 mph and it was exciting when one passed another or crashed. It was professional with weight machines and a videographer on the track racing with them. Both my father-in-law and nephew were racing and they had fire-resistant suits on which probably was hella hot. My father-in-law said his hands and arms were tired because the carts didn't have power steering. It was a family event and little kids as young as my son's age were racing! Come check it out as it was free to visit the track on race days. Arroyo Seco Raceway (575) 494-4794 20030 NM-549, Deming, NM 88030 https://maps.app.goo.gl/zEx6RoLbHMFYCrvX8

Rock hunting here was way more fun than we expected. You find one rock and think, "Okay, this is…read morethe perfect one," then two minutes later you spot another even cooler piece nearby. It turns into a treasure hunt fast. Love that Rockhound State Park lets you literally take a little piece of nature home with you. We grabbed a few really cool rocks and had such a good time exploring the area. Definitely a fun and unique stop if you're passing through the area.

Came for sunset , but the sign states closed at 4pm. But the gate was still open ?…read more So I don't know if the sign was wrong or what. Too risky , in case they closed the gate and we were locked in ! Checked out the sunset just outside. Will need to come for the sunrise. Overall a beautiful view.

A state park we visited for the day in New Mexico during our stay at Rockhound State Park…read more It has full hookup sites as well as a day use area. It is on the site of an area where several million years ago, a volcanic eruption threw numerous large boulders on to the landscape. The park has driving areas and hiking trails around and between these boulders. We spent several hours waking through and had lunch in the park at the picnic area. We had a good time exploring the park and recommend a visit if you're in the area.

Great little park. The visitor's center is interesting and the city of rocks itself is a really…read morefun place for kids and adults alike to hike, climb and explore. In between the rocks are plenty of oak trees and shady spots where you can get out of the sun. There are plenty of beautiful views as well. I can tell it'll also have good dark sky viewing but didn't get to that on my visit.

Sick place to go chill, on a date or with the family. Starmax is right across the street.read more

Is that... a dinosaur? Yes, yes it is…read more Voiers "Pit" Park used to be an gravel pit that was mined and discarded. When the city took it over, they turned much of it into a modern amphitheater and included a mile-long walking trail (woo hoo!) and added a small gated area with several dinosaurs. Lots of parking, some picnic shelters and a nice view of the "lake" that filled in the gravel pit. [Review 17483 overall - 92 in New Mexico - 1001 of 2022.]

A very nice, albeit small park to Remember the fallen from wars, conflicts and attacks all around…read morethe world and the nation. The display here and the additional display in the Mimbres Museum cause a lot of reflection about our history and those who got us to where we are. I pause at length and I am very grateful to be here.

My better half and I wanted a daytrip by motorcar, and the initial plan was to hike in the Spring…read moreCanyon-Rockhound State Park area. To obtain more information, we needed to stop at the valuable visitor's center first. There, the woman in charge, Brandy, gave us a plethora of information but urged us to visit this dynamic museum first to get a more well-rounded understanding of the area. It was easy to find--the classical structure is a former armory & home of the New Mexico National Guard. Following the posted directions, we entered this building from an easy ramp down, through the door into a brightly lit space. Immediately, we were greeted by the caretakers who gave us a map and ushered us on into the displays, saying "Everything here has been donated." What an amazing array of donated history, made even more impressive with how it had been arranged--not a bit of space was wasted, even items hanging from the ceiling. Yet it was not chaotic or did anything seem out of place--very impressive. I was particularly interested in the military room, specifically with the Norden Bombsight, which was noted in "Unbroken". Another area of great interest was the lace & quilt room on the second floor (take and elevator or steps with good handrails), where the word "TAT" has an exact meaning related to the intricate patterns formed in delicate lacework. I work with numerous high school students about where they see their future, and a some of them are quite interested in working "tat" or "tattoo". Now I'll be able to give them a bit of a connection, that "tat" also describes very precise clothwork, which looks like skin tats. Anyway, this museum is FANTASTIC and free; run by volunteers and donations. We both made deposits in the box. Adjacent to the building is the Veterans' Park, especially for the Bataan Death marchers who came out of Luna County; these, along with other military members are remembered and honored. I was impressed with one of the armaments on display is a "touch" unit, and saw a pair of children sitting in the bombing seat of a howitzer. Ironic that in war/combat, it is an instrument of death; but here in a small space of honor, it is an instrument of joy, delight, & distraction. I loved it. This is certainly 5-star, and gets my "Wheel of Approval!"