Visit Favorite Snowbird RV Resorts in El Paso, Texas
Located right at the border of southern New Mexico and western Texas, El Paso is a mid-sized city home to roughly 650,000 people. Visitors may be stopping in “Sun City” on their way south to Mexico, enjoying some of the cultural and historical sites in the area, or visiting natural attractions like the Rio Grande or Franklin Mountains State Park. No matter what brings you here, you won’t find better camping accommodations than these six RV parks.
1. El Paso RV Park by Road Host
Formerly known as the El Paso West/Anthony KOA Journey, the now El Paso RV Park by Road Host is located at the foothills of the Franklin Mountains at the border of west El Paso and Anthony, Texas.
This desert oasis park provides guests with beautiful southwest views from its 92 sites. Sites are pull-through and clearly marked for those unexpected nighttime arrivals.
El Paso RV Park by Road Host (Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds)
Guests have access to the park’s showers and restrooms. Dogs are welcome and an onsite dog park is available. While the park is fairly no-frills, the location just off I-10 gives access to lots of dining and shopping as well as outdoor recreation opportunities like hiking, birding, and four-wheeling.
2. Mission RV Park
Located on 15.5 acres of shaded land in El Paso is Mission RV Park. This gated community has 188 sites that can accommodate all types of RVs from Class A motor coaches to Class C RVs.
Mission RV Park in El Paso, Texas. Photo by Mission RV Park
Each site is 70 feet long with full hook-ups and access to laundry, a recreational area/clubhouse, playground, volleyball and basketball courts, swimming pool, and spa. Enjoy WiFi, TV, and the protection of a night patrol every night from 8 p.m. – 4 a.m.
3. Fort Bliss RV Park
While not available to anyone, the Fort Bliss RV Park is a beautiful RV park for active, retired, and reserved servicemen and women and their relatives, as well as Department of Defense employees and any relatives. With 133 pull-through, full hook-up sites complete with electricity, water, and sewer, this RV park is sure to make you feel at home.
Fort Bliss RV Park in El Paso, Texas. Photo by Fort Bliss RV Park
One CampgroundReviews member who is a retired DOD civilian said it was “one of the nicest parks we’ve ever stayed in.” The park has numerous amenities including a family room, playground, dump station, laundry, kitchen, 24-hour RV storage access, private bathrooms, TV, free WiFi, gym, and outside pavilions with grills.
4. El Paso Roadrunner RV Park
The El Paso Roadrunner RV Park is conveniently located off I-10 within walking distance of numerous restaurants and shopping, a perk that reviewers rave about.
The recently upgraded park has 55 sites with full hookups as well as a fully stocked store, bathrooms, showers, WiFi, and a 24/7 laundromat. The park also has an onsite repair shop with two RV technicians available.
El Paso Roadrunner RV Park – Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
5. Mission Trail MHP & RV Park
For those looking for a quiet, intimate experience where they park their RV, look no further than Mission Trail MHP & RV Park. With just 15 full hookup RV sites available, this park fills up fast, so be sure to make reservations ahead of time!
This family-owned park is just outside of El Paso, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. A repair shop is also available onsite for any RV maintenance or problems you may run into. Restrooms and showers are located onsite and guests have access to laundry and a community clubhouse with a full kitchen, dining area, restrooms, and playground.
Mission Trail MHC & RV Park. Photo by Mission Trail MHC & RV Park
6. Desert Oasis RV Park
This small, family-run RV park doesn’t have a website. But what it lacks in publicity it makes up for in cleanliness and cheap prices. With just 33 sites, this park is much smaller than others in El Paso. It gives the quiet, familial feel you’re looking for.
Its location is perfect for visiting all of El Paso’s attractions or just resting at the park. There’s even a movie theater, shopping mall and Walmart nearby.
Find more RVer destinations in El Paso
There are many great day trips you can take from El Paso. We recommend driving to explore Las Cruces, Franklin Mountains State Park, and White Sands National Park. Take the scenic drive up to the El Paso overlook, too.
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I have stayed at the El Paso/Anthony park when it was still a KOA, in transit to points east. It’s conveniently located, quiet, and spacious. The dog park is pretty good, and the staff are friendly and helpful. However, it is – as described in the review – decidedly no frills. It’s a big gravel lot with hookups. No pool or other recreational facilities.
It’s a good place to stop for a day or two while in transit, but I don’t think I would snowbird there unless the others were full.
I too have stayed at the old KOA campground and it is as described. No frills. Basically a gravel parking lot with full hookup. Bare bones laundry and bathrooms. Very windy when I was there in April and very hot. Saving graces is that it is right off the freeway and within walking distance to the Camping World.
It is a very dangerous place to stay ! The day my wife & I were there , the cartel killed four Mexican policeman next to the border wall . The local news reported it , but not a word on state or national news . All the local hotels & motels have walls with consentine wire at the top of the walls around the parking lots .