RV Rentals near Las Cruces, NM

Las Cruces spreads below the Organ Mountains at the crossing of Interstate 10 and Interstate 25, with desert trails on its eastern edge.

Class A motorhome heading toward the Organ Mountains on the east side of Las Cruces, NM
Bunkhouse travel trailer on a full hookup pull-through site at an RV resort in Las Cruces

Which Campgrounds Are Closest to Las Cruces?

Full service resorts inside the city, plus a state park north and a mountain campground east.

Serviced resorts operate in town, with a state park upriver and a rough mountain site in the Organs.

Hacienda RV Resort: On Stern Drive in the city, 113 pitches with every service at 30 and 50 amp, extra long pull-throughs, laundry and a dog park, open year round.

Las Cruces KOA Holiday: On Weinrich Road, also in town, full services on 30 and 50 amp with drive-through bays reaching 85 feet and a seasonal pool.

Leasburg Dam State Park: North at Radium Springs, 23 developed pitches at 30 and 50 amp. Renovation of the comfort block has been under way, so confirm before arriving.

Aguirre Spring Campground: East in the Organ Mountains, 55 first come pitches with nothing laid on and a 23 foot vehicle limit on a narrow access road.

Confirm openings, age limits and any construction directly with each park.

Heading further along I-25 or I-10? See our guides for RV rentals near Hatch, RV rentals in Truth or Consequences, RV rentals near Deming and RV rentals near Alamogordo and White Sands.

Weighing an in-city resort pad against a desert site with nothing laid on? Contact the Elephant Butte RV Rentals team.

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What Are the Best Things to See and Do in Las Cruces?

Las Cruces mixes museums, a long running street market and desert mountains on its doorstep. A working agricultural museum covers four thousand years of farming in the region, two free museums hold desert wildlife and fossil collections, and the Saturday market fills several blocks of downtown Main Street. The Organ Mountains rise immediately east of the city. Museum days are limited and several shut on Sundays and Mondays, so check before planning around them.

Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum - live animals and farming exhibits
Farmers and Crafts Market - Saturday market on downtown Main Street
Museum of Nature and Science - free desert life and fossil exhibits
Zuhl Museum - free petrified wood and fossil galleries at NMSU
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks - hiking in the range east of the city
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Shade canopies and chile ristras at the Saturday Farmers and Crafts Market on Main Street in Las Cruces
Class C motorhome driving south on I-25 toward Las Cruces with the Organ Mountains ahead

Which Travel Trailer Rental Fits a Las Cruces Trip?

Travel trailers are the core of the listed fleet, with daily rates from $120 to $150. The 2021 Forest River Rockwood sleeps 5 at $120 a day, while the 2020 Jayco Eagle HT, 2022 Avenger and 2021 Forest River Coachman each sleep 8 at $150 a day. Rates can change with dates, season, rental length and delivery, so check the live listing and our RV rental prices page before you book.

Collection happens at Elephant Butte, roughly 75 miles north up Interstate 25, so build the tow down into your first day. If you would rather not tow, ask the team about delivery and setup at your chosen park. Once here, the city resorts handle long rigs comfortably with extra long drive-through bays and full hookups, so a sleeps 8 bunkhouse travel trailer works well for families. For the mountain campground east of town, the access road caps vehicles at 23 feet, so a small travel trailer and a short tow vehicle are the safer pick, and you should confirm combined length first. Browse all camper and travel trailer rentals to compare layouts.

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FAQ Section

Class B camper van at Aguirre Spring Campground below the granite spires of the Organ Mountains

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"Parked right on the sand at Lions Beach. Nothing beats waking up to that view of the water. The RV had plenty of storage for our fishing gear. Solid experience."

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"Great setup. We spent the days on the lake and evenings soaking in the hot springs down in T or C. The rental team made pickup super easy."

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"Watched the fireworks right from our campsite. The kids loved the bunkhouse. Way better than driving back to the city after the show."

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