Las Cruces

[cumminalong]

Where to stay for an overnite on the way to Arizona , end Feb, Mar on I10 coming from Texas

[rohrmann]

We've stayed several times at Sunny Acres RV Park in Las Cruces. Even though the GPS will tell you that you need to make a u-turn to get into the driveway when coming from the interstate, there is really a turn pocket that brings you right into the driveway. Nice people, not an RV Resort, but perfect for an overnight or two. Just watch the speed bumps in the driveway.

[DQDick]

Every time we come thru there, and we will again in April, we stop here: http://www.siestarvpark.com You can walk to historic La Mesilla and also take in Las Cruces. Be sure and eat at La Posta and if you're there on a Saturday go to downtown Las Cruses and take in the farmer's market. 5-6 blocks of main street are closed off and you can buy anything from the many vendors.

[Bill and Jan]

Coachlight motel. Easy on and off the freeway. Passport America rate, cable and pull thru.

[Bill and Jan]

By Pass around El Paso, Texas. If you are coming eastbound on I 10 here's the best way to get around El Paso. Sharon Del Rosario, former solo Montana owner gave us this route from Carlsbad: I assume you'll be coming into El Paso from US 180. Take Loop 375 north (right turn). Turn right (north) on US-54. Exit on MLK Jr Blvd (FM-3255) going north. When you enter NM the road becomes NM-213. Turn left (west) on Ohara Rd (NM-404). This will take you over a very gentle hill to I-10 entering at exit #162 slightly north of Anthony, NM.

[mazboy]

coachlight is the easiest.

[cumminalong]

What is the best way to Arizoia in Mar 1st,is there a need to bypass El Paso as someone was writing,thanks for all the replys John R.

[DQDick]

No need to bypass El Paso unless they haven't got the bridge fixed, but it's supposed to be fixed soon. A train took out some supports on the I-10 bridge and things are down to one or two lanes. At rush hour that's not enough.