Riverbend Hot Springs

We are full-timers in a 36 ft Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow. We were here for just an overnight in site 4, the alley side. We had no issues getting backed in after dropping and parking our tow in the overflow next door. There is a butte mural on the wall across from the alley sites, which helps the view “a little”. The campground is small, but does have shrubs between the sites, but then you’re not here for the campground. This was our second visit and we really like this hot springs. They have both private and “public” pools of various temperatures. There is also a park and “bark park” just a block away.

While the RV sites were nothing to write home about, staying at Riverbend Hot Springs for us was all about the unlimited access to the hot springs. There are something like 8 pools to share with other folks (and I believe, some private pools available for an extra fee). The pools vary in temperature from hot-hot to I-can't-even-imagine-getting-in-that hot. The RV sites were conveniently directly across the street from the hot springs.

The landscaping and decoration of the hotel grounds and hot springs were lovely. There were signs asking for quiet in the hot springs area, but the quiet definitely wasn't enforced.

Everything as far as our camper hook-up and parking worked fine. Wi-fi wasn't much better than iffy. I guess it was too far from the main hotel/hot spring facility. There was a bit of noise over the evening from a nearby restaurant Loved that we didn't have to unhook our camper for our overnight stay. Not cheap, but as a break from our driving to use the hot springs, we'd definitely return.

The only reason to stay here is to sit and soak all day all night while there. The RV Park is a lot with hook ups across the street. There are a handful of spots little privacy but it’s all about waking across the street and be at the springs. The hot spring pools are fantastic. The RV Patk is expensive but keep in mind you can use the hot springs As often as you want so probably evens out if you soak enough
And if you have dogs there is a small dog park around the corner so that cool.

We stayed here before the and after the stay in place order. Beforehand it was $65 or $80 nightly with access to the hot spring pools...absolutely amazing! Now we are currently paying $30 nightly in a safe, clean and friendly space. May be an option for private soaking pools during this virus time! Call them for details! As full timers with no home base, we are tremendously grateful!

There are 6 sites to stay right across the street from the hot springs. The rate includes unlimited time at their main pools. It’s a deal when you consider staying elsewhere and paying the hourly rate to access the pools. Downtown and restaurants are a short walk. As are spas that offer massage. Great place to relax from several long days on the road.

What a fantastic week! We had a full hookup site right across the street from the most wonderful riverfront hot spring pools. Our site was 25 ft wide by about 45 ft long and seemed pretty spacious. They only have six RV spots and two were being used by workcampers so it was pretty quiet and peaceful all week. We had a little line of trees/bushes between our site and the next. The best part of camping here though- the hot springs! Unlimited soaking during open hours (8am-10pm if I remember correctly) in the public pools ranging from around 100-107 degrees! The pools were always clean and towels were provided. They also offered complementary coffee each morning for overnight guests! There isn’t much in Truth or Consequences, but the downtown area is cute, there’s a laundromat and a Walmart,
and Elephant Butte Dam was a great sunset spot. Cell service was a little flakey, it worked, but this probably wouldn’t have been a good town to stay in if we needed to work while there. There was a great little park to walk the dogs just around the corner from our campsite.
Note: Sunday-Thursday night the rate is $60, Friday and Saturday it’s $75