CG near El Paso ?

Going west we stay in Van Horn. By the time we get to El Paso the morning traffic is not to bad. We do not like to get to close to El Paso.

We stay at Van Horn RV Park (old KOA) or Southern Star RV Park.

I'd recommend either staying in Van Horn if you're coming I-10 or just beyond El Paso at Las Cruces, NM.

You could also take I-10 to Van Horn and pick up 54 north toward Pine Springs. Then west on 62/180 to Hueco Tanks State Park which is very nice for at least a couple night's rest. It has some interesting Indian ruins and is a nice park. Then continue west to I-10 again.

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/hueco-tanks

Van Horn KOA is a nice park, we've stayed there in the past. About 45 minutes west of El Paso is Las Cruces NM. Hacienda RV Park is quite nice also. I noticed a park listed in the Trailer Life CG book that is just barely west of EP, in Canutillo. The ratings were good but we haven't stayed there. The west side of EP is much nicer than the east side. There is a park on the east side, probably about 15 to 20 miles from the center of EP that is OK, just not in a very nice part of town.

Anthony/El Paso, (West side of El Paso) off of I-10. KOA, (Formerly American RV). Good for overnight, just behind Camping World.

One thing about the west side of El Paso is Feed Lot after Feed Lot.
Sometimes you get a lot of flies and sometimes the smell is bad.
If you go to the west side of El Paso go to Las Cruses.
The KOA is right off I-10 and is a nice park.

Another vote for La Hacienda in Las Cruces. Good restaurants and shops in Mesilla.

Here is with an overnight type of price http://www.casinocamper.com/new-mexico/sunland-park-racetrack-and-casino

I have stopped in El Paso, at the Forr Bliss military RV park. Don't know if another place to stop in El Paso. Strongly prefer to stop either at Van Horn or Las Cruces.

Franklin Mountains State Park is not an RV camping park.

Not much to recommend in town. If you are going north from El Paso there is Oliver Lee State Park about 10 miles south of Alamogordo. East or west of town have already been covered.

Some construction on the west side of town. You can avoid it by taking Loop 375 around the east side to 54 north. If you need fuel you can get off the loop at Montana Ave and go east a half mile to the Wal Mart. They are set up for easy in and out for RVs. Get off 54 at MLK boulevard and take it north about 6 miles then go over the hill on NM 404. You will hit I 10 about 3 miles north of Camping World. There is a NM State Park (Leesburg Dam) at Radium Springs off I-25.

I live here and would only stay in las Cruces. The Hacienda is a very nice rv park but coming from El Paso the left turn right off of and after the exit can be hell to make. Sunny Acres RV park a few blocks down valley drive from that same exit is also a very nice park and a little easier to get to. It is owned and operated by 2 very nice couples.