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RV Camping Near El Paso, TX: A Full Guide

By: Great Escapes RV Resorts El Paso / 03 Sep 2026
Aerial view of RV camping sites.

Anyone who has spent real time on the road knows the difference between a place to park and a place to actually live for a while. After a few weeks of hopping between campgrounds, the rig starts to feel like a suitcase instead of a home. That is usually the moment a longer stay starts sounding pretty good.

Great Escapes RV Resorts El Paso sits in Anthony, Texas, just off I-10 and a short drive from the city. It is close enough to El Paso for work, errands, and dinner plans, and far enough out to keep the desert and mountain views. The park offers nightly, weekly, and monthly stays, and the monthly option is where it earns its keep.

Built for Settling In, Not Just Passing Through

Extended stays live or die on the site itself, so the details matter.

The park has 92 gravel pull-thru and back-in sites, all with full hookups: 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electric, water, and sewer. Pull-thru sites measure 80 by 35 feet and back-in sites measure 50 by 50 feet, with room for rigs up to 80 feet. That means a big fifth wheel, a tow vehicle, and an outdoor setup can all fit without a daily game of driveway Tetris.

Every site has a picnic table, and the grounds are well lit. Between the space, the power, and the sewer connection, a site here feels less like a campsite and more like a small lot with a view.

What a Month Looks Like at Great Escapes El Paso

Monthly sites are available in both pull-thru and back-in layouts. The current rate is $625 per month plus a $150 deposit, which covers a full-hookup site with everything above included.

Monthly guests here tend to fall into a few familiar groups: contractors and traveling professionals working in the El Paso area, RVers wintering in the Southwest, and travelers who want a stable base while they explore the region at their own pace. Whatever brings someone to town, the setup works the same way: a large site, a predictable monthly bill, and a short drive to everything the city offers.

One thing to plan for before arrival: the park does not provide Wi-Fi. Long-term guests should set up their own hotspot, cellular plan, or satellite connection ahead of time. It is a worth-knowing detail, especially for anyone working remotely.

The Everyday Essentials Are Already Here

Living in an RV for a month means laundry, dog walks, and hot showers stop being trip conveniences and start being routine. The park is set up for exactly that.

Two fenced dog parks give four-legged residents somewhere to burn off energy without a leash. On-site laundry keeps the rig from turning into a hamper on wheels. Clean showers and restrooms are steps away, and the wide-open grounds mean the desert sunset is part of the nightly schedule.

A Home Base for Exploring El Paso

Staying a while means seeing the area properly instead of squeezing it into one afternoon. Franklin Mountains State Park is about 13 miles from the park, with enough trail mileage to fill several weekends. Scenic Drive Overlook, around 18 miles away, is the go-to spot for city lights after dark. Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site sits about 41 miles out and rewards a full day trip for the rock art and climbing. Families with kids will want Wet 'n' Wild Waterworld on the list for a hot Saturday.

For more ideas, the park keeps a running list of area attractions. With I-10 right there, most of it is a quick, direct drive.

Just Passing Through?

Short stays are still welcome. Nightly sites start at $42 before weekend, holiday, or special-event pricing, and the pull-thru sites make it easy to roll in, hook up, and roll out the next morning. Plenty of guests who stop for one night end up asking about the monthly rate on their way out.

Keep the Rig Close Between Trips

For RVers who live in the area or use El Paso as a seasonal base, the property also offers covered RV storage. Covered bays with electricity protect the rig from the West Texas sun and wind, the lot has security cameras, and storage is open to the public, not just park guests. Finish a monthly stay, park the rig under cover, and it is ready to go when the next trip comes around.

Ready to Stay a While?

Monthly sites at Great Escapes RV Resorts El Paso book directly through the park. Check the long-term stay page for current availability, or contact the office to reserve a pull-thru or back-in site for the month.

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