RV PARK
SELF-STORAGE
SELF-STORAGE
Our RV park offers generously sized,30 &50 AMP full-hookup sites with water, electricity, Wifi, and sewer connections. Each site is designed with your comfort in mind, ensuring plenty of space for your RV
SELF-STORAGE
SELF-STORAGE
SELF-STORAGE
Our storage facility offers a variety of unit sizes, each designed to accommodate your specific storage needs. Whether you need to store furniture, seasonal items, business inventory, or personal belongings, we have the perfect solution for you. Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.
rv park amenities
Full hookups of 30 AMP & 50 AMP RV Covered
•Electricity: includes $60.00 of electricity per month
•SEWER •TRASH
•FREE Wireless Internet
•PARKING: Two vehicles only per RV space
•FENCED FACILITY
storage
Size Unit 7 x 10
7 X 10 Storage
70 SQ. FT. HOLD SMALL AMOUNTS OF FURNITURE, SOFAS, CHAIRS, CHEST OF DRAWERS, BOX SPRINGS, AND MATTRESS BUSINESS SUPPLIES AND RECORDS. PLUS OTHER SMALL ITEMS AND 10 -15 BOXES
Size Unit 10 x 10
10 X 10 Storage
100 SQ.FT. HOLDS FURNISHINGS OF A ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, INCLUDING SOME MAJOR APPLIANCES.
Size Unit 20 x 10
20 x 10 Storage
200 SQ.FT. HOLDS FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES OF A 2-3 BEDROOM RESIDENCE, PLUS LOTS OF BOXES. CAN HOLD COMPACT CAR.
IF YOU'RE PLANNING TO VISIT JAL, NM
Jal may be small in size, but it is bursting with incredible activities and attractions waiting to be discovered. From exploring the stunning natural landscapes to immersing yourself in the rich history and culture of the area, there is something for everyone in this charming town.
Jal Lake Park:
This is a great spot for nature enthusiasts with its scenic lake, picnic areas, hiking trails, and camping grounds. It's perfect for both relaxing and active outdoor activities
The Lea County Museum in Jal, New Mexico
The Lea County Museum offers a wide range of exhibits and displays showcasing the rich heritage of the region. Visitors can explore the history of the oil industry in Lea County, which played a vital role in the development of the area.
The Avenue of the Flags Park
The Avenue of Flags was initially established as part of the celebration of the United States' Bicentennial in 1976 at the request of a visitor. The 56 flags represent the 50 states, one district, three territories, and two commonwealths of the United States of America.
The flags are arranged in alphabetical order with the A’s on the walkway near the concession building and the W’s near the Grand View Terrace. The names of each state, district, commonwealth or territory are listed on the plaques directly below each flag.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Just a short drive from Alamogordo, PistachioLand is a unique stop for anyone visiting southern New Mexico. Known as the "Pistachio Capital of the World," this family-owned farm offers a variety of pistachio-themed products, including delicious roasted pistachios, pistachio ice cream, and specialty items like pistachio wine and oils. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the pistachio orchards and learn about the history and cultivation of these tasty nuts. The giant pistachio statue outside the store is a fun photo opportunity!
Monahans Sandhills State Park
Out west lies a mystical place where the wind sculpts sand dunes into peaks and valleys, sometimes overnight. Monahans Sandhills State Park offers a Texas-sized sandbox for kids of all ages, as well as a close-up view of a unique desert environment.