Mesa Campground

A fantastic little campsite. FCFS, we camped here in January. We planned for 5 nights and ended up staying for 10!!!! We did see another person apart from the campground host Steve and Moe how where incredible!!! So friendly and helpful. The campsite inner circle has power and water hookups for $25 per night or outer circle no service for $10 per night. (If you have Beautiful the America Pass, it's half price) Some of the campsites have a wonderful view of the lake and are large enough for 30ft rigs. The campground is elevated from the lake and you can take a road down to the water if you are kayaking/fishing. No showers, No Internet or cell service. The area is incredible, more hikes you could possibly choice from. The cave dwelling are completely free and so interesting. The hot spring

A very nice and quite campground. We had spacious site 15 (dry camping, which was perfect). The views are outstanding. We met a couple of nice people up there. The restroom was amazingly clean. The campground is operated on a first-come-first-serve basis, so come early, it fills up quickly.

Awesome campground, clean restrooms, sites are spaced well apart and fairly level, most sites are for 24’ and smaller campers, there are maybe a few that could accommodate a larger one, and offer water and electric at some sites. Dump station was closed off so come in with empty tanks. We spent 2 nights here and really enjoyed our time. The weather was cold and windy so we didn’t get to do much hiking/exploring but still walked the campground in the evenings. Camp hosts were really nice and welcoming.

Gorgeous campground. Got great views and is very quiet at night. It’s got the best and cleanest restroom I have seen till now In campgrounds. The drive up to the campground is a little dangerous so be cautious. Very close to Lake Roberts and is accessible by a short walk.

Very nice campground. There is no dump station, but it has sites with electricity & water. There is a sign at the check-in station that disclosed that the water is not safe for drinking.... some sites are dry campsites. Sadly, most of those are not big enough for our 33ft 5th wheel. Solar should be great in most sites. We had to rely on Starlink Satelite to reach the outside world: absolutely no cell signal. We were told by other campers that the nearest cell signal can be reached in Mimbres. Biggest advice: use Hwy 35 via Mimbres to get here with anything bigger than a van or maybe any rv no longer than 25 ft. We drove Hwy 15 to Silver City and back in our 22-foot full-size truck. It is stunning, having lived in CO for years it was not scary at all, but be aware that the locals drive that