Cactus Patch Campground

Pine Cliff Resort

Campgrounds & RV Parks

16 reviews

Cactus Patch Campground Introduce

Cactus Patch Campground offers a unique and inviting camping experience nestled in the beautiful landscape of Las Cruces, New Mexico. This campground is designed to cater to both RV enthusiasts and tent campers, providing modern amenities while preserving the natural surroundings. The site features flat concrete pads for RVs, covered picnic tables, water and electric hookups, and a clean shower house with a nearby dump station. The campground's layout ensures privacy and stunning views, making it ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat amidst nature.

One of the standout features of Cactus Patch Campground is its well-maintained facilities and thoughtful design. Each site offers its own covered area with picnic tables and shade-providing vegetation, ensuring a mix of comfort and seclusion. The presence of fire rings and concrete slabs adds to the camping experience, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the outdoors while enjoying essential amenities.

While not entirely remote, the campground provides a peaceful environment that balances convenience with tranquility. Guests can choose between different loops, such as Greasewood or Cactus Patch, each offering distinct features tailored to RVs and tents. This flexibility makes it an excellent choice for various camping needs.

Scenic Views: Unobstructed views for breathtaking sunsets and sunrises.
Affordable Rates: Competitive pricing for a high-quality camping experience.
Maintained Facilities: Clean, well-kept sites with friendly hosts offering firewood for sale.

Cactus Patch Campground is more than just a place to stay; it's an experience that combines comfort, convenience, and nature. Whether you're traveling through or looking for a local camping spot, this campground offers a welcoming environment for all types of campers.

Customer Feedback: Visitors consistently praise the campground for its cleanliness, well-maintained facilities, and friendly hosts. Many highlight the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views, making it a top choice for their next adventure.

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Customer Reviews

3.0

16 reviews

J D

Apr 04, 2022

This camp ground is one of the nicest setups I've seen for a state park. Flat concrete pads for the RV to sit on and covered picnic tables. Water and electric hookups, with a dump station and a clean shower house. There's isn't a bad view either. No obstructions make for beautiful sunsets and sunrise. Price is good too. I will definitely be using this facility again when in the area.

Michele D'Angona

Oct 08, 2018

Awesome campsite are maintained, clean, well kept. The hosts are lovely and kind people who have firewood for sale. You’re not necessarily out in the middle of nowhere but it’s really quiet which I can appreciate. I had been driving for hours and was in need of a campsite before it got dark. The sites each have their own covered area with picnic tables and plants/trees, some shade and privacy with the vegetation. The site also had a fire ring and concrete slab. You have a couple choices within the loops depending on whether you have an RV or are tent camping: Greasewood or Cactus Patch and I believe there is one more loop but for RVs only.

Debbie Drives and Travels

Dec 26, 2022

After spending a week at the pristine Rockhound State Park campground, I had high hopes. But they were deflated. My site was in Cholla loop and 5 sites are crammed together. The ice house pretending to be a shower/bathroom is freezing. Low water pressure and no hot water at the wash sinks led me to think the showers were the same. So I didn't use the showers. The other sites on Cactus Patch looked less cramped. It was an okay place to camp; sheltered picnic tables, water, electric, but I won't return.

Cee Gee

Sep 08, 2024

This is a campground within Leasburg Dam State Park. You must have a reservation to stay here. It is beautiful here, but you are still out in nature, so come prepared.

Jonathan

Sep 07, 2024

Long walk to the bridges to the Rio Grande.