El Paso Roadrunner RV Park

The Great Outdoors

West Texas may look desolate, but this enchanting part of the country is packed with natural beauty, serene landscapes, and an eclectic mix of wildlife. Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site is located east of El Paso, close to the Texas-New Mexico state line. For thousands of years, native people have traveled to this majestic place to gather rainwater in the natural stone basins called huecos. Guests can take self-guided tours of the ancient park to observe brilliant scenery, evidence of prehistoric civilizations, and gorgeous rock features. The park is designated for daytime use, but there is a small campground for those who'd like to extend the visit.Just north of El Paso, Franklin Mountains State Park dazzles visitors with its unbelievably beautiful mountain vistas. This amazing park between Las Cruces and El Paso is the largest state park within the city limits of a metropolitan area. Its towering mountains are great for hikes, mountain biking, and viewing the lights of El Paso at night. The Precambrian rock features at the top of the Franklin Mountains stand at one of the highest elevations in the Lone Star State.There are several national parks within driving distance of El Paso Roadrunner RV Park, like Guadalupe Mountains National Park to the east. Gypsum sand dunes, lofty mountain peaks, historic buildings, and lush scenery dots the federally maintained sanctuary, perfect for a variety of activities. Climbing to the top of the Guadalupe Mountains is great for experienced climbers, but there are much easier hikes for less experienced visitors. This 80,000-acre park is found in the same mountain range as Carlsbad Caverns National Park, just over the border in New Mexico. This jaw-dropping park is home to one of the largest underground passageways in the world. You can tour this mesmerizing cavern and see lots of native bat species, stalagmites, stalactites, geodes, and other unusual geological formations underneath the surface. Both national parks have options for camping.

City Sightseeing

El Paso is one of the largest cities in Texas and a major border town neighboring Ciudad Juarez on the Mexico side. There is plenty to do when you take a short drive into the city, with shopping centers, restaurants, live entertainment, and much more. The Plaza Theatre is a historical feature and a testament to the early days of cinema when movie houses were ornate and decadent displays of architecture. This lovely, refurbished theater is now home to the El Paso Film Festival along with other cinema-centric events, so don’t miss out on a chance to see old movies and new releases.The El Paso Zoo is great for people of all ages. With over 35 acres, this wonderland consists of treehouses, water pads, cafes, and, of course, animal exhibits featuring creatures from all over the world, including meerkats, giraffes, Malayan tigers, and American alligators.The El Paso Museum of Art is perfect for campers seeking a cultural fix, with a massive collection with over 5,000 works of art. This magnificent institution has been in operation since 1947, with collections from continents and cultures all around the world. There are classical masterpieces and contemporary works of art from the American Southwest in this stunning exhibition space.Book a motorhome rental in El Paso and wander through the West Texas terrain. This region has a lot to offer, and a campsite at El Paso Roadrunner RV Park is the perfect place to base your adventure.