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Lordsburg KOA
- 1501 Lead Street
- Lordsburg, NM 88045
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From I-10 Exit 22. From west turn right or from east turn left on Main St then turn right on Maple St by Chevron gas station, then 2 blocks south. If happened to Exit 20 from west, turn right or Exit 24 from east, turn left on Main St, 1 1/2 more miles, follow signs.
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You'll feel an away-from-it-all serenity at the Lordsburg KOA, despite its easy-access location off I-10.
You'll feel an away-from-it-all serenity at the Lordsburg KOA, despite its easy-access location off I-10 halfway between Tucson and El Paso. Desert beauty surrounds you with scenic views of the Pyramid Mountains and big-sky sunsets. Tour ghost towns, search for opals and agates at Rockhound State Park, hike in the Gila National Forest or climb the dunes at White Sands National Monument. At the campground, you'll find a refreshing pool, a game room, free cable TV, wireless Internet, special holiday treats and a Kamping Kitchen ready for group events. For relaxation in the Western desert, you've come to the right place.
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Steins Railroad Ghost Town
Visit the Old West at Steins Railroad ghost town
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Shakespeare Ghost Town
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The Trail of the Conquistadors
The "In Search of the Coronado Trail" project holds out the best hope there has been in many years for determining which way the Coronado expedition went across southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico.
