Aguirre Spring Campground

Absolutely stunning. Be mindful of the gate hours- no late arrivals! Vault toilets pretty clean and well stocked with TP and hand sanitizer. Sites had sturdy pavilions over the picnic tables, basic charcoal grills, and fire pits with the usual basic grill overlay. Bear proof trash cans at most sites as well. 27 with stunning views of mountains and a little extra shade, fairly private. Hard to tell where tent pad is- either small/sloped or straight up in a creek wash (though both options have some tree shade). Probably best for vehicle camping unless you’re sure of a dry forecast!

Awesome campground with amazing views of the Organ Mountains. Great hiking too! Not recommended for camper over 26ft in length - the drive to this campground is very steep and windy (although paved the whole way). The campsites are large with pavilions, picnic tables, and fire pits but the parking spots aren’t very big, so trying to squeeze in something bigger would be tough. There are two camping loops, each with a tap-to-pay kiosk that works with tap credit cards or phone payment - so cool! Trash cans at all the sites. Dry camping - no hookups. Potable water available at the entrance sign near the camp host - it’s a blue spigot set back from the road at the yellow poles. No dump station.

Large RVs, ADVENTURE awaits!! Twisting and turning up miles of 3/4-1.5 wide nicely paved road will make you a better driver for sure. Grab sight 1-the best or 2 on the way IN as you don’t get a second chance. They are only a handful of navigable sites. Doable but not large RV friendly. Views and quiet, priceless!!

Nice campground with pit toilets. Many different sites ( I think about 50) for different types of activities and vehicles. No hookups. Trash cans on site. Good T-Mobile cell service. Excellent for kids and pets. Close to Las Cruces. Easy access even for larger rigs. Can get busy on the weekends and holidays. Probably too hot during the summer but from September till March it's perfect. Good hiking trails...

This place is nature incarnate. Back side of the Organ Mountains. When you first turn down the road, you don't realize the beautiful drive you're embarking on. Extremely nice facilities.

Beautiful place to spend a couple nights. Pass the first loop and use one of those campgrounds. First loop is busy and people come to party all night. Still good times though. I saw at least 3 pay stations so its OK if you pass the first one.

Great hikes from campground. Nice sites with picnic table, fire ring, grill and roof over picnic table.