RV Parks near El Paso, TX

Whether it’s a quick overnight or a full weekend away, El Paso sits within easy reach of dozens of RV parks and campgrounds. We rank every option by actual drive time from the city, so you can match a destination to the hours you’re willing to spend behind the wheel — then narrow it down by the amenities that matter, from hookups to pet-friendly sites.

31 campgrounds listed. (Distance is approximate.)

Within drive time3 h

Showing 24 of 31 campgrounds.

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
39 mi · ~0.7 h from El Paso
Rates on request
- Tent sites
The Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument was established to protect significant prehistoric, historic, geologic, and biologic resources of scientific interest, and includes four areas: the Organ Mountains, Desert Peaks, Potrillo Mountains, and Doña Ana Mountains. The Organ Mountains are a steep, angular mountain range with rocky spires that jut majestically above the Chihuahuan Desert floor to an elevation of 9,000 feet. This picturesque area of rocky peaks, narrow canyons, and open woodlands ranges from Chihuahuan Desert habitat to ponderosa pine in the highest elevations....
Aguirre Springs Campground
43 mi · ~0.8 h from El Paso
$5/night
- Tent sites
The high wall, needle-like spires of the Organ Mountains curve dramatically around a semicircle of Chihuahuan Desert habitat at the Aguirre Spring Campground. The campground, nestled at the base of spectacular cliffs, overlooks the Tularosa Basin and White Sands National Park. Alligator juniper, gray oak, mountain mahogany and sotol are a few of the abundant plant species here. Seasonal springs and streams occur in the canyon bottoms, with a few perennial springs that support riparian habitats. The Aguirre Spring Recreation area includes a scenic drive along Aguirre Spring Road, two National R
Las Cruces KOA
43 mi · ~0.8 h from El Paso
Rates on request
Las Cruces KOA offers camping 43 miles from El Paso, TX. Rates are set by the operator; see the official site or call for current pricing.
Aden Hills Off-Highway Vehicle Area
45 mi · ~0.8 h from El Paso
Rates on request
- Tent sites
The Aden Hills Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area encompasses approximately 8,700 acres of Chihuahuan Desert scrub environment characterized by low mesquite or creosote-stabilized coppice dunes, and a variety of dropseed grasses, yucca, and cacti. The Area was designated in 1993 as a place where off-road/cross-country travel would be allowed. The Area is used up to 2 times per year for an organized motorcycle race, which is the BLM approves through a special recreation permit. The Area is also a venue for periodic ATV/UTV training provided by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.
Red Sands Off-Highway Vehicle Area
61 mi · ~1.1 h from El Paso
Rates on request
- Tent sites
The landscape within the Red Sands Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area is primarily mesquite coppice dunes that range from one meter to several meters in height. There are over 100 miles of trails that have been developed by users. Although the trails are utilized during organized motorcycle races, other users are allowed to drive cross country if they wish. Currently there is one race per year that the BLM authorizes through a Special Recreation Permit, usually in February.
McGregor Range
64 mi · ~1.2 h from El Paso
Rates on request
- Tent sites
The McGregor Range includes over 606,000 acres of withdrawn public lands on the west side of Otero Mesa. These lands are jointly managed by the BLM and the U.S. Army, in accordance with the Military Lands Withdrawal Act of 1999 and subsequent McGregor Range Resource Management Plan (2006). The range is open to the public when authorized by the Army through a "Fort Bliss Training Complex (FBTC) Recreational Access Permit." The range is closed to the public during training exercises. After receiving a permit, you must receive permission to enter the range on a case-by-case, day-by-day basis....
Slide
92 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$123/night
- Tent sites
Just two miles from the village of Cloudcroft is this idyllic campground accommodating groups up to 90 visitors. Take advantage of the views of the Tularosa Basin or bask in the sun on the wildflower-dusted mountain meadow. A network of trails surround the campground, where you can look for deer, elk, and many types of birds. T
Aspen
93 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$123/night
- Tent sites
At an elevation of almost 9,000 ft., campers at the Aspen Group Area can expect cool, crisp, mountain breezes coming off the steep Sacramento Mountains - perfect for an escape from the scorching desert valley below. The campground is surrounded by mixed pine, fir, and plenty of white-trunked aspen trees, with a high likelihood of blue skies above.
Black Bear
93 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$123/night
Black Bear is perched atop the scenic Sacramento Mountains of south-central New Mexico, near Alamogordo and Cloudcroft. The site is surrounded by the aromatic pine trees and aspen groves of Lincoln National Forest. The group area is conveniently connected to a network of hiking and biking trails. Bring your camera and binoculars for the chance to spot elk, deers, birds, and even black bear.
Deerhead
93 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$32/night
- Tent sites
In El Paso, TX, Deerhead is a campground suited to RV and tent stays. On-site amenities include tent sites. Roughly 93 miles from downtown El Paso. Expect mid nightly rates. It operates in El Paso, TX. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Call or visit the official site for the latest rates and open dates.
Sleepy Grass
93 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$30/night
- Tent sites
Sleepy Grass is a campground based in El Paso, TX. On-site amenities include tent sites. A short 93-mile drive from El Paso center. Nightly pricing falls in the mid range. It operates in El Paso, TX. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Reach out to the host for pricing and booking details.
Pines
94 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$32/night
- Tent sites
Set in El Paso, TX, Pines serves road travelers with campsites and RV hookups. The property provides tent sites. It operates in El Paso, TX. A short 94-mile drive from El Paso center. It is rated mid for nightly rates. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Contact the operator for current rates, availability, and reservations.
Lower Fir
94 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$123/night
- Tent sites
Lower Fir Group Area is a high-energy and highly popular group campground in the Sacramento Mountain area. The site is set away from public roads, so that outside noise is non-existent, leaving only the sweet sounds of rustling aspen leaves. The campground sits within the Lincoln National Forest, which spans 1.1 million acres of undisturbed landscape. Spend your days exploring the mountain trails, or head west for a day trip to White Sands National Monument, the world's largest dune field of pure, white gypsum sand. Bring your camera and binoculars for the chance to observe wild elk, deer,...
Apache
95 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$32/night
- Tent sites
Apache sits in El Paso, TX, providing campground accommodations for travelers. On-site amenities include tent sites. It operates in El Paso, TX. Roughly 95 miles from downtown El Paso. It is rated mid for nightly rates. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Contact the operator for current rates, availability, and reservations.
Silver Overflow
95 mi · ~1.7 h from El Paso
$28/night
- Tent sites
Silver Overflow is a campground based in El Paso, TX. On-site amenities include tent sites. Roughly 95 miles from downtown El Paso. Nightly pricing falls in the budget range. It operates in El Paso, TX. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Call or visit the official site for the latest rates and open dates.
Kingston
107 mi · ~1.9 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
KINGSTON CAMPGROUND (Campground) First come, first served. 14-day stay limit applies, dogs on leash in the campground, no ATV/OHV use in the campground, no hunting or shooting in the campground. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round
Iron Creek
111 mi · ~2 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
IRON CREEK (Campground) New Mexico Highway 152 between San Lorenzo and Kingston has steep grades and numerous tight turns. Trucks without retarder breaks and/or longer than 40 feet in length are prohibited. Trailers over 17 feet in length not recommended in campground. A 14-day stay limit applies. The following are prohibited within the campground: OHV/ATV use, hunting, target shooting, pack/saddle stock. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round
Upper Gallinas
111 mi · ~2 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
UPPER GALLINAS (Campground) New Mexico Highway 152 between San Lorenzo and Kingston has steep grades and numerous tight turns. Trucks without retarder breaks and/or longer than 40 feet in length are prohibited.Trailers over 24 feet not recommended in the campground. A 14-day stay limit applies. The following are prohibited within the campground: OHV/ATV use, hunting and shooting, pack/saddle stock. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round
Railroad Canyon
111 mi · ~2 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
RAILROAD CANYON (Campground) New Mexico Highway 152 between San Lorenzo and Kingston has steep grades and numerous tight turns. Trucks without retarder breaks and/or longer than 40 feet in length are prohibited. A 14-day stay limit applies, The following are prohibited within the campground: OHV/ATV use, hunting and target shooting, use of pack/saddle stock. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round
Three Rivers Petroglyph Site
113 mi · ~2.1 h from El Paso
Rates on request
- Tent sites
The Three Rivers Petroglyphs are outstanding examples of prehistoric Jornada Mogollon rock art. The basaltic ridge rising above the Three Rivers Valley contains over 21,000 petroglyphs, including masks, sunbursts, wildlife, handprints, and geometric designs. The number and concentration of petroglyphs make this one of the largest and most interesting rock art sites in the Southwest. A rugged 0.5-mile trail (Petroglyph Trail) begins at the visitor shelter and links many of the most interesting petroglyphs. Another short trail (Village Trail) begins on the east side of the picnic area and...
Sam Tobias Memorial Campground
120 mi · ~2.2 h from El Paso
$125/night
- Tent sites
Set in El Paso, TX, Sam Tobias Memorial Campground serves road travelers with campsites and RV hookups. On-site amenities include tent sites. Nightly pricing falls in the premium range. The campground is set in El Paso, TX. About 120 miles out from the city center. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers. Contact the operator for current rates, availability, and reservations.
Sapillo
128 mi · ~2.3 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
SAPILLO (Group Campground) There is little to no dead and down firewood available in the area. Visitors are advised to bring their own or use charcoal or propane for cooking. A 14-day stay limit applies. Dogs on leash. Target shooting and hunting are prohibited in the campground. Pack out your trash - Do not deposit trash in fire rings. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round
Rocky Canyon
129 mi · ~2.3 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
ROCKY CANYON (Campground) First come, first served Sections of Forest Road 150 can be very rough, especially through Rocky Canyon - high clearance 4WD vehicles are recommended. First-come, first-served. A 14-day stay limit applies. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Open year-round, but winter road conditions may limit access.
Mcmillen
129 mi · ~2.3 h from El Paso
Free
- Tent sites
MCMILLEN (Campground) Little to no dead and down firewood exists in the area, so visitors should plan ahead to bring their own or use charcoal or propane for cooking/heating. During particularly cold, wet winters, the campground may be periodically closed due to hazardous ice buildup. A 14-day stay limit applies. The following are prohibited within the campground: OHV/ATV use, hunting and shooting in the campground, and stock animals. All stock feed brought onto the Gila National Forest must be certified weed free. Year-round

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