Little Vineyard RV Park

I stopped here in Deming, NM on the way to Albuquerque, it’s half-way… cute little town. The Visitor Center is just up the road, and worth a stop… The RV Park is clean and very level gravel. I only used electric because I was saying only one night. The bathrooms are very clean. In women’s bathroom, there is one handicapped shower, and one regular shower. Toilet stalls are also one handicapped and one regular. Two clean sinks. Laundry iron is also in this building. Clean (yes, I like clean!).

This is a good RV park for exploring the area around Deming. The sites are fairly large and since we were staying for a week, they made sure we had a tree for shade. Not all sites have picnic tables, but they let us take one from a vacant site. The laundry is very nice and clean. Wifi was better than most parks we've stayed in. Deming is flat, brown and kind of tired. That being said, the area has a lot to do - 3 state parks, a safe border crossing into Mexico, a few wineries, close to Hatch (green chiles) and a very good museum. We were there during a very windy week and experienced our first "brown out" while driving. Kind of scary. We appreciated the indoor pool and hot tub.

The reservations made and check in was effortless. Offering many choices of price discount including military, AAA and others. Prices were very reasonable and the professional staff guided us into our level gravel 50 amp site. Offering assistance with alignment of our travel trailer for optimum utility hookup. We found all of the amenities to be clean and well maintained.

Our journey from NW Washington to Big Bend National Park in west Texas was made so much easier using this Rv resort along our way. Would recommend this park to travelers and will stay again if our future travels lead us this way.

Our Xfinity Mobile devices received 3 bars.
The park Wi-Fi was acceptable but not blazing fast.

Pretty similar to all the RV parks in the area. No views as it pretty flat in the area with a couple of mountains in the distance.
Clean, nice people, and it looks a though there are numerous “long term” RV’rs here.
They have a security guard who drives around in a golf cart. All gravel. Clean rest rooms and laundry facilities apparently cleaned daily as they are following the Chop Suey Fluey protocols at the moment. Indoor heated pool as well.
Plenty of restaurants and a good groceries store - Peppers.
Plenty of spaces.
If it were more than just a gravel parking lot, I would have rated it higher.

We stayed in pull-through full hookup gravel site #91 and it was level. A staff member escorted us to the site so that was nice. I called the office twice after check-in to explain a few minor issues and both times the maintenance team responded right away. Excellent service! Our only complaint was that the sewer connection was almost a foot off the ground. Horrible design folks! They need to cut the pipe and bring it down lower. The 50 free cable channels were great but the free wifi was spotty at best. My AT&T phone had 2 bars and the hotspot worked ok. Posted speed limit of 5 mph is mind-numbingly slow and it is strictly enforced. We drove our tow car back after running some errands one day and a bespectacled dark-haired guy with a mustache promptly swerved his golf cart in front of us. He then took tremendous glee in scolding us for going too fast while displaying maximum smart aleck attitude. Give me a break! The RV park next door has a 10 mph speed limit which seems much more realistic. We enjoyed the heated indoor pool. Laundry room machines were well-maintained and also a great deal at only $1.50 for 40 minutes of wash time and $1.00 for 45 minutes of dry time. Local restaurants are not allowing dine-in but the office provides a list of several that offer delivery. We ordered twice from the Cactus Cafe and their food was outstanding. We especially enjoyed the ribs and also the sausage platter. Highly recommended!!!

We stayed here for one night during a multi-day trek from Arizona to Texas. The grounds of the resort are nothing special: the entire park is a flat gravel lot with no trees or vegetation to speak of. In the back row, the pull-through sites are pretty close together: we might have been able to deploy our awnings, but not with much room to spare.

That said, it had everything we needed for a brief stay and more. Each site has a cable TV hookup (which we didn’t use) and the standard picnic bench. You can walk dogs along the fence on the east and west ends of the park, but there is a dedicated off-leash dog park with an airlock-style gate that is well lit at night. There is a free-standing bathhouse building in the middle of the campground (which we didn’t use), and there’s a decent-sized indoor pool located just behind the office.

The office is small but has a few grocery items typical of a gas station store including bags of ice, and some RV essentials They also sell/perform propane refills. The lady in the office pointed out a number of the local restaurants that had delivery service - delivery right to your campsite - so we took advantage of that to order dinner from the local IHOP.

They provide WiFi, but we didn’t connect to it because the cell signal was decent. The best speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our one-night stay was around 14Mbps down and 5Mbps up, which was enough to stream TV that evening with an occasional pause. The one speed test I performed on my AT&T phone showed 40Mbps down and 6Mbps up.

This campground is one of four (nearly all next to each other) along Pine Street. Looking at them as we drove by when we left, I didn’t say anything that made me think any of them were better than Little Vineyard, which was apparently voted the #1 RV park in Deming.