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Evergreen Mobile Home Park
Overview
Overview
Evergreen Mobile Home Park in Alamogordo, New Mexico places travelers right along the dramatic transition zone of the Tularosa Basin and the Sacramento Mountains. This property serves as a basecamp for visitors exploring the stark desert beauty and high-altitude pine forests of Otero County. Travelers seeking a permanent or semi-permanent residential RV setting will find this location embedded in a landscape defined by wide-open skies and stark geological contrasts.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via US Highway 54 or US Highway 70, drivers navigate a high-desert environment flanked by rugged peaks. The regional climate brings intense sun and warm summers, tempered by cooler winter temperatures at higher elevations. Surrounding desert scrub quickly gives way to dense stands of ponderosa pine as the terrain ascends toward Cloudcroft, creating a dramatic backdrop for everyday living and regional transit through southern New Mexico.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details for Evergreen Mobile Home Park are not publicly cataloged, visitors should make direct inquiries before arrival. Essential planning categories to confirm with management include:
- Available utility hookups and amperage options
- Vehicle length limits and spatial layout
- Provisions for long-term versus short-term stays
- Designated vehicle parking and roadway widths
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation opportunities surround the immediate area, most notably White Sands National Park, located just a short drive southwest. Visitors can hike through glistening gypsum dunefields or drive the scenic Dunes Drive. To the east, the mountain village of Cloudcroft offers miles of cooler alpine hiking trails, while the historic railroad town of Roswell sits within a manageable regional day-trip radius.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits full-time RVers, regional contractors, and seasonal travelers who prefer established municipal utility setups over remote boondocking. Anyone drawn to the historical and geographic intersection of the Chihuahuan Desert and the Sacramento Mountains will appreciate the positioning. It appeals directly to road-trippers wanting to set up a stable base while exploring southern New Mexico public lands.
Reviews
Kanisa “Kay”
Landlord is terrible and only cares about money. Will leave you without heat and AC during the most extreme weather of the year. Charges hundreds of dollars for each pet you have . There are leaks in the roofing, locks don't lock, and he refuses to assist in fixing anything, we had to do it ourselves. neighbors mostly quiet, and friendly. But landlord is a slumlord who honestly doesn't care about his tenants well-being.
Mary Liston
Joe is a mean person and say one thing to your face and does something else to your back I would not start with this trailer park. He doesn’t even allow you to have guests.
Martha Courtney
I love my community here ..quite and management is great, meets the needs of the residents well.. maintenance is great they do their job and always there I appreciate their help always
Aliyah Perez
Pure disappointment. My husband and I moved into the park in 2021 and have been there up until recently when we received a notice that we would have 3 days to vacate the premises due to “non-payment” of rent, when receipts and statements have proven otherwise. The owner unfortunately is not a good person nor a man of his word. It takes months for him to fix HIS units meanwhile they spend the day relaxing and drinking on the job as well as the fact that there was an apparent increase of rent, which was not brought to our attention nor written in ink stating the increase. Also we signed a lease agreement when we first moved in and hadn’t signed any form of documentation since, on top of not receiving a 30 day notice of both the eviction and the rental amount increasing. Everything was great until he began over charging us. His reasoning he threw us out with our 1 year old son was “his feelings were hurt because of things that were said”. We are not the first that this has happened to so my recommendation is beware prior to deciding anything permanent.
Debra Cross
This is a nice little park. So many things to like, its small, quiet, and neighbors are respectful of each other. The RV sites are beautiful, at least 25 ft between trailers, with 10ft wide paved patio and grass. Some sites have storage sheds or fenced. Its a great place to live, always quiet, Joe and his crew keep things maintained so its clean and no loud music, cars, or people. In 2+ years everytime I've called the office someone always answers, even on weekends if its something urgent. This park is mostly long-termers on monthly basis, not too much of people moving in and out. It's a place you can feel at home unlike the parking-lot RV parks that are nothing but gravel or dirt. Highly recommend. People that write bad reviews are those who were asked to leave, and the rest of us were glad for it.