Fort Stockton RV Park is a clean, nice stop close to Highway 10. They have 30/50 amp FHU very spacious sites. There are pull-thru and back-in available. There is a nice pool and even a cafe on site that serves breakfast and dinner. Good home cooking! If you have a dog, they will love the large dog-run. This was a great stop while ...moreFort Stockton RV Park is a clean, nice stop close to Highway 10. They have 30/50 amp FHU very spacious sites. There are pull-thru and back-in available. There is a nice pool and even a cafe on site that serves breakfast and dinner. Good home cooking! If you have a dog, they will love the large dog-run. This was a great stop while traveling. For videos on this park and others, check out our YouTube channel: Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure.

We stopped in Fort Stockton to do laundry and stock up on the way to Big Bend NP. Laundry room is spacious. 8 machines each, I think, although 3 washers were out of service and one I used did not run properly. The 'playground' is not appropriate for small children and should be removed. The swings are very wobbly. The only other piece ...moreWe stopped in Fort Stockton to do laundry and stock up on the way to Big Bend NP. Laundry room is spacious. 8 machines each, I think, although 3 washers were out of service and one I used did not run properly. The 'playground' is not appropriate for small children and should be removed. The swings are very wobbly. The only other piece was a metal climbing structure but it was too tall for my 5 year old. A playground is not a must, but it's a bummer to find one that isn't even usable.Very quiet park. Most people seemed to be staying just 1 night like us. It filled up quickly throughout the evening and lots of people cleared out first thing.

FHU,pull throughs, big rig, easy in and out.Good park. We stayed 1 night on the way to NM. Has a restaurant in the park with great food and great prices, really convenient after a long drive. Surprisingly quiet being so close to I10. No complaints with this park.We will stay here again.

Made a last minute decision to stop for the night heading towards Carlsbad Caverns. On the way here we considered staying at a highway rest stop but the Texas rest areas seemed sketchy, so we pulled in here. Most spaces were full but they have envelopes on the office door after hours with assigned open spaces and we grabbed one. It’s ...moreMade a last minute decision to stop for the night heading towards Carlsbad Caverns. On the way here we considered staying at a highway rest stop but the Texas rest areas seemed sketchy, so we pulled in here. Most spaces were full but they have envelopes on the office door after hours with assigned open spaces and we grabbed one. It’s near the freeway but far enough that the moose isn’t bad. Bathrooms and laundry are clean and there’s even a small diner on-site that we may try for breakfast. The place is very clean and lots of pull through sites with adequate spacing. It’s better than most private campgrounds and we would stay here again, although I would call ahead next time just to be sure we get a space, as there was only one open space envelope left when I went by the office around 8:00 pm. The cell service is great, although wifi would not work on any of our Apple devices. They have cable but we didn’t hook it up.

First time at this RV park, I usually stay in Van Horn when coming east. Was able to do a couple more hours which landed me here. Love that they have a cafe with really good food. Makes a long day of driving worth it not to cook. So yeah, I loved that. The sites were fine and the dog park is a pretty good size.

This is another regular stop for us. Update: The park is still in very good shape, with gravel roads and gravel FHU sites with WiFi, cable and picnic tables. They offer a Good Sam discount. Our site was level and plenty long - if we’d wanted, we could have left our truck hooked up to the 5th wheel. Restrooms and showers are private. Th...moreThis is another regular stop for us. Update: The park is still in very good shape, with gravel roads and gravel FHU sites with WiFi, cable and picnic tables. They offer a Good Sam discount. Our site was level and plenty long - if we’d wanted, we could have left our truck hooked up to the 5th wheel. Restrooms and showers are private. There is a pool and dog yard. There’s also a cafe that serves tasty home cooking, reasonably priced meals. Our portable Dish worked fine; we used it instead of the cable because we wanted a show not on their cable, but we tested the cable and it worked well too. Both Verizon and ATT signals worked. We’ll continue to use this park.

Most of the issues are not in their control. Massive windstorms all night with gusts up to 45mph. Shook the 5 th wheel all night and blew up dust into everything. Cable was good. Check in was efficient. Site was pretty level. PS I hate the unnecessary speed bumps.

This park was listed as Passport America, but they no longer do this discount. It is well away from I 10, so no road noise. Very nice, older park with very large sites with grass. They have a concrete patio with picnic tables. It's about 5 miles out of Fort Stockton. Great wifi which is something most parks don't have. The dog pa...moreThis park was listed as Passport America, but they no longer do this discount. It is well away from I 10, so no road noise. Very nice, older park with very large sites with grass. They have a concrete patio with picnic tables. It's about 5 miles out of Fort Stockton. Great wifi which is something most parks don't have. The dog park is awesome, with plenty of room to run.

Nice park. Clean. Needs some care but no complaints. Seems like use to be a KOA since on KOA road ????. Even though you can see 10 from grounds, we slept great, did not hear any I-10 noise. Space between RV’s was great! Even some grass out front of space. They really need a park sign somewhere on 10. Would have driven past if not actua...moreNice park. Clean. Needs some care but no complaints. Seems like use to be a KOA since on KOA road ????. Even though you can see 10 from grounds, we slept great, did not hear any I-10 noise. Space between RV’s was great! Even some grass out front of space. They really need a park sign somewhere on 10. Would have driven past if not actually looking for this exact RV park. Also has on site diner for breakfast and dinner. We did not use diner, but sometimes nice to have so close.

Well kept park with friendly staff. Had a good sized dog run to let the dogs off leash.

Roads are gravel but in good condition. Site was level. Laundry room was ok. $1.50 per washer, $2.00 for dryer. Roadrunner cafe was good. Office staff do not wear masks and signs state “wear a mask if it makes you feel more comfortable “. Long term residents are located in a separate area from travelers. Location, cafe, and price ma...moreRoads are gravel but in good condition. Site was level. Laundry room was ok. $1.50 per washer, $2.00 for dryer. Roadrunner cafe was good. Office staff do not wear masks and signs state “wear a mask if it makes you feel more comfortable “. Long term residents are located in a separate area from travelers. Location, cafe, and price make this a decent one night stop.

We stayed here on our way to Davis Mountain state park. Staff was super friendly and had everything when we showed up and led us to our site. The park has a pool, a nice large dog park and a Cafe on-site that is open for dinner and breakfast. We will stay here again and recommend to friends traveling through.

This is the “Fort Stockton” campground outside of downtown Fort Stockton, just off exit 264 on I-10, as opposed to the “RV resort” that is in town (I know nothing about that one).This is the second year in the row we’ve stayed here overnight while driving along I-10. While the roads in the campground are a mix of gravel and asphal...moreThis is the “Fort Stockton” campground outside of downtown Fort Stockton, just off exit 264 on I-10, as opposed to the “RV resort” that is in town (I know nothing about that one).This is the second year in the row we’ve stayed here overnight while driving along I-10. While the roads in the campground are a mix of gravel and asphalt roads, the sites are gravel strips with low-lying grass (one park rule is not to park on the grass). It didn’t rain during either of our visits, but I would guess these sites get slightly muddy when it rains. Our site wasn’t quite level side-to-side, but nothing a board under one of set of tires couldn’t fix. Most sites include a tree, but not all of them are tall enough to provide shade for the RV. There are no fire pits: open fires are not permitted.In addition to the standard bathhouse (where each room had a toilet, sink, and shower), the campground has a number of amenities. They have an outdoor pool, a large dog park, and a small playground. Cable hookups are available at each site, and they sell propane refills. Attached to the office is the on-site restaurant, the Roadrunner Cafe, which serves breakfast and dinner. The first time we stayed, we got dinner from the cafe as carry-out. We couldn’t do that this time because we were there on a Monday, and (at least currently) the cafe is not open on Mondays or Tuesdays. Fortunately there are a few fast food options in Fort Stockton, which is only about 3 miles west of the campground.In terms of cell service, the best speeds I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our stay was around 30Mbps down (though I saw 55Mbps during one test) and 15Mbps up, which was enough to stream TV without any issues. The one speed test I performed on my AT&T phone showed 18Mbps down and 6Mbps up. On a whim, I checked the campground WiFi strength before we left: I got about 11Mbps down and 6Mbps up. I noticed a few WiFi towers/poles around the campground, so I’m guessing the WiFi coverage is fairly even.There is a bit of road noise from nearby I-10, but it wasn’t noticeable within the RV.

I was happy to make it to this park as the snowstorm was blowing in. The staff were super helpful and drove around non-stop to make sure everyone was OK in the freezing weather and foot of snow. They have propane on-site! The bathhouse was heated and the shower water was hot but the shower itself was a little nasty. I forgot my site n...moreI was happy to make it to this park as the snowstorm was blowing in. The staff were super helpful and drove around non-stop to make sure everyone was OK in the freezing weather and foot of snow. They have propane on-site! The bathhouse was heated and the shower water was hot but the shower itself was a little nasty. I forgot my site number but they are all the same. Nothing special about the park but had everything a big rig needs.

My surge protector showed that the 30amp outlet had a faulty Neutral. So we didn't plug in. Reported it to office in morning and they brushed it off saying yeah, but it's ok.We have a travato with lithium option and I'm not plugging into any outlet that isn't wired correctly. Site 15 might be the only one with the problem. Not sur...moreMy surge protector showed that the 30amp outlet had a faulty Neutral. So we didn't plug in. Reported it to office in morning and they brushed it off saying yeah, but it's ok.We have a travato with lithium option and I'm not plugging into any outlet that isn't wired correctly. Site 15 might be the only one with the problem. Not sure if I'll stay here again or not. Maybe for one night as we have lithium batteries, but not longer as power outlets may be unsafe and operator doesn't care.

Stayed one night. Staff was courteous and. Sites were mostly level and spacious for our 40' + tow. Used the pool which is good sized. It is Sw Texas so a little dusty. Due to traffic in and out of park I recommend asking for site away from main entrance if possible. Basic cable was good and wifi ok for browsing .Easy access from highwa...moreStayed one night. Staff was courteous and. Sites were mostly level and spacious for our 40' + tow. Used the pool which is good sized. It is Sw Texas so a little dusty. Due to traffic in and out of park I recommend asking for site away from main entrance if possible. Basic cable was good and wifi ok for browsing .Easy access from highway, would stay here again.

Site 28 had a shade tree which was great. Very level as well. Office staff nice and helpful. Park has dog area, pool, cafe and more. cable provided and free WiFi. We were able to stream online which was nice. Wish they had a recycling bin. We would stay again. They offer a 10% Good Sam discount.

The cafe was a pleasant surprise. Chicken fried steak meal was great and appreciated the timely to go service.Staff are friendly and helpful. Sites are level.The waking trail would also be great for a run or a mountain bike. Flat and 1.5 miles as noted,

Traveling from San Antonio to El Paso and needed a spot for a night in between. Great place for an overnight. Quiet and clean.

I'm sure my opinion is affected by the fact that all day we had been battling the winds, and when we pulled into this campground it was calm and sunny. Fellow campers were friendly. There was a grassy dog park. The bathhouse is set up as individual private toilet/shower combos. Not my favorite configuration; they're old, but clean....moreI'm sure my opinion is affected by the fact that all day we had been battling the winds, and when we pulled into this campground it was calm and sunny. Fellow campers were friendly. There was a grassy dog park. The bathhouse is set up as individual private toilet/shower combos. Not my favorite configuration; they're old, but clean. Three OTA channels, decent cell reception and WiFi.

Spaces are level and flat. Staff friendly. Laundry is large and clean. Didn't check out bathrooms. There are no antenna channels but they have cable. WiFi is good. Very nice dog park.

Overnight stay. West Texas is HOT in Aug! While we usually just stay in a rest area or truckstop, we need to run some AC. Looked for a safe, clean place to overnight and hook-up to reliable 50amp power. Based on reviews, we picked this place, Fort Stockton RV Park. We were glad we did. We called ahead to make a same day reservat...moreOvernight stay. West Texas is HOT in Aug! While we usually just stay in a rest area or truckstop, we need to run some AC. Looked for a safe, clean place to overnight and hook-up to reliable 50amp power. Based on reviews, we picked this place, Fort Stockton RV Park. We were glad we did. We called ahead to make a same day reservation and they answered the phone immediately, took down our info and wrote us down. The office was open till 8:00, we got there around 5:oo. Very helpful and nice staff. There is a section with longer term folks, but the section with more trees, shade and grass is for us transients. There are a lot of pull-through sites, more than enough room for our 35' MH and toad. We did not unhook. The sites are gravel, level, with a concrete patio and picnic table. Trees are tall enough to cast some shade in the later afternoon. Electricity was steady and reliable, both ACs ran most all evening and night. Did not hook up water or sewer, but had both at site with convenient location. We were in one of the front row spots. Very convenient for our early morning departure. Was kind of worried about road noise and dust. There was none. The WiFi was as good or better than any we have ever used at an RV park. Good Verizon coverage as well. There is a nice, clean pool to cool off in and a nice big dog run. Get off I-10 on Exit 264 and follow the signs. We will use this every time we need to overnight along I-10.

We stayed one night on June 2nd enroute to Carlsbad. Easy to find right off I-10. Pull-thru with FHU, level and clean. Good space between our site 48A which enabled us to pull straight ahead onto side road leading back to interstate. Got in about 5:30pm and ordered takeaway from campgrounds diner (RoadRunner Cafe). Had Chicken Fried St...moreWe stayed one night on June 2nd enroute to Carlsbad. Easy to find right off I-10. Pull-thru with FHU, level and clean. Good space between our site 48A which enabled us to pull straight ahead onto side road leading back to interstate. Got in about 5:30pm and ordered takeaway from campgrounds diner (RoadRunner Cafe). Had Chicken Fried Steak, very good. Check-in staff and diner staff friendly. Looked like pool was enjoyed by kids. Didn’t use shower/toilet facilities, can’t say about those conditions. Had a nice breeze that evening. Checked out next day after eating good breakfast from cafe. Didn’t hear any noise at our site.

It's a long haul from Las Cruces NM to Austin TX and this campground provided us with just what we needed. Off the I-10 about 1/2 mile with minimal freeway noise we pulled into the campground with a diner, grassy sites, pool and a large, grass fenced dog park. We were met with smiles and easy check in (Good Sam discount). Excellent cel...moreIt's a long haul from Las Cruces NM to Austin TX and this campground provided us with just what we needed. Off the I-10 about 1/2 mile with minimal freeway noise we pulled into the campground with a diner, grassy sites, pool and a large, grass fenced dog park. We were met with smiles and easy check in (Good Sam discount). Excellent cell coverage. We would definitely stay here again.

They have put the tent camping out back in the brush and stickers!! Lots of biting ants!!! So noisy being less than 100 yards from the interstate!!!

Absolutely everything you would want or need in one location....we stopped overnight on our way out west. WiFi good, showers / restrooms good, on site restaurant great! Will certainly add this to favorites list.

This was my first visit to a private RV Park, and I only did it because it was Easter weekend and parks were full. I’m using the laundry now ($1.25 wash, $2.00 dry), and it’s fine. There is a nice pool and many children at play. The few trees do their best, but it’s hopeless in the hot Texas sun, but using the 30amp for A/C is a luxury...moreThis was my first visit to a private RV Park, and I only did it because it was Easter weekend and parks were full. I’m using the laundry now ($1.25 wash, $2.00 dry), and it’s fine. There is a nice pool and many children at play. The few trees do their best, but it’s hopeless in the hot Texas sun, but using the 30amp for A/C is a luxury for me. The price is too steep for me to stay more than one night ($38 for my camper van).

Nice basic campground. Level sites and decent showers. Wi-Fi spotty at best. Had bfast and dinner at Cafe. Great food at reasonable price. There's a 1.6 mile 'trail' that passes a dump site (note to park, clean that up please). However, the pet cemetery near the end of the trail worth the walk. Overall, a nice place to overnight with ...moreNice basic campground. Level sites and decent showers. Wi-Fi spotty at best. Had bfast and dinner at Cafe. Great food at reasonable price. There's a 1.6 mile 'trail' that passes a dump site (note to park, clean that up please). However, the pet cemetery near the end of the trail worth the walk. Overall, a nice place to overnight with the cafe a big bonus. Note: Heading west from I20 we decided to take a back road (1053) South to Fort Stockton. We have officially labeled it 'the ugliest road in America'.

We stayed here one night as we were traveling west on I-10. After a looong day of driving, Fort Stockton was a welcome site. They have a little diner on site that is open for breakfast and dinner and staffed by workampers. Good breakfast before we got on the road again. The sites are your average fhu park sites with cable and have ...moreWe stayed here one night as we were traveling west on I-10. After a looong day of driving, Fort Stockton was a welcome site. They have a little diner on site that is open for breakfast and dinner and staffed by workampers. Good breakfast before we got on the road again. The sites are your average fhu park sites with cable and have a bit more room with a picnic table area. Our site was an end back in site so we had a bit more privacy. You are right off the freeway so there is some noise.

We were taking it easy on a Christmas trip to San Antonio and stopped here on the way home. Nice park, good large dog run. We got almost no T-Mobile service (1 bar) but the park has a pretty good WiFi service. They have a small cafe and serve dinner and breakfast although we did not partake so I have no idea how the food was. They have...moreWe were taking it easy on a Christmas trip to San Antonio and stopped here on the way home. Nice park, good large dog run. We got almost no T-Mobile service (1 bar) but the park has a pretty good WiFi service. They have a small cafe and serve dinner and breakfast although we did not partake so I have no idea how the food was. They have propane refill available. All I all a nice place for a one nighter.

We were running late and gave them a call, no problem, they left the paperwork in the late arrival box. Nice long pull through, didn’t even need to unhook. Friendly staff, clean park, will stay there again coming through Texas. Thanks.

Site was level, so stayed hitched. Great little cafe. We had grilled chicken with beans and mashed potatoes and a huge biscuit. WIFI was fast enough to stream Netflix. Verizon was good too. Staff was friendly and helpful.Note, if coming in from the West bound I10, where the ramp intersects with the service road, turn LEFT to ge...moreSite was level, so stayed hitched. Great little cafe. We had grilled chicken with beans and mashed potatoes and a huge biscuit. WIFI was fast enough to stream Netflix. Verizon was good too. Staff was friendly and helpful.Note, if coming in from the West bound I10, where the ramp intersects with the service road, turn LEFT to get to the entrance.

Nice level site, easy to get in and out. Friendly staff. I thought there was plenty of room between sites as well. Very quiet but still close to the main road. Very easy access to I-10. People tend to stay one night and not even unhook so lots of traffic in and out but not annoying at all. They have a diner on site which is genius. Onl...moreNice level site, easy to get in and out. Friendly staff. I thought there was plenty of room between sites as well. Very quiet but still close to the main road. Very easy access to I-10. People tend to stay one night and not even unhook so lots of traffic in and out but not annoying at all. They have a diner on site which is genius. Only tried breakfast and it was good. If we are ever back in the area we would stay again.

It's no oasis, but the folks are friendly and the facilities clean. Good showers. Nice little dog play area. Caters to a lot of snowbirds. There's a restaurant on site if you're in a hurry to get going. If not, there are better places in Fort Stockton. This area for miles around was a dead zone for T-Mobile so we couldn't call ahead an...moreIt's no oasis, but the folks are friendly and the facilities clean. Good showers. Nice little dog play area. Caters to a lot of snowbirds. There's a restaurant on site if you're in a hurry to get going. If not, there are better places in Fort Stockton. This area for miles around was a dead zone for T-Mobile so we couldn't call ahead and reserve a spot. Fortunately we arrived mid-afternoon and there were plenty of spaces. It filled up later in the day.

We stayed here for 2 nights in February 2018. Typical "parking lot" style campground just off I-10. Even though I-10 is 100 feet from the edge of the park our site which was one of the furthest away was very quiet. We paid $33. for a full hook up site. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They have a dog park for the furry ones to...moreWe stayed here for 2 nights in February 2018. Typical "parking lot" style campground just off I-10. Even though I-10 is 100 feet from the edge of the park our site which was one of the furthest away was very quiet. We paid $33. for a full hook up site. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They have a dog park for the furry ones to play in, a nice little restaurant on site, propane, laundry, showers and even a pool! The park was well kept and clean. Fort Stockton was @ 15 minutes with a Super Walmart for provisions. This was the last larger town for us to resupply before heading to Big Bend National Park.

This was along our route for an overnight. The park is very big and busy with a lot of seasonal/full timers, many seemed to be workers around the area (oil and wind energy). The cafe was cute for breakfast. We stayed one night and it was perfect for that, not much else going on to make it a destination. We met a nice couple and all the...moreThis was along our route for an overnight. The park is very big and busy with a lot of seasonal/full timers, many seemed to be workers around the area (oil and wind energy). The cafe was cute for breakfast. We stayed one night and it was perfect for that, not much else going on to make it a destination. We met a nice couple and all the other rigs and campers seemed nice. Bathrooms were a 6-7 out of 10, didn’t shower. Herb, in the office was very friendly! For our Jeep and 20 foot rig our site was PERFECTLY level!

We were needing an overnight stay in between San Antonio and Tucson. Fort Stockton is a good halfway point. We were hoping to stay at Hilltop RV, but when I called a couple hours before arriving, they were full. This park was option #2, they had room and it was convenient to the interstate. (But that also meant noisy)What made our ex...moreWe were needing an overnight stay in between San Antonio and Tucson. Fort Stockton is a good halfway point. We were hoping to stay at Hilltop RV, but when I called a couple hours before arriving, they were full. This park was option #2, they had room and it was convenient to the interstate. (But that also meant noisy)What made our experience difficult was arriving in the dark. The park has lit signs but the road, but we still didn't see them well. The road is somewhat narrow and Google maps told us to take a u-turn down the service road - which was completely wrong. It was difficult to navigate the park and the size spot we requested was no where near big enough. Our camper barely fit let alone the pick-up. We ended up finding a slightly larger spot. Unfortunately, it wasn't level at all. The park residents were friendly and I did get a glimpse of the dog park, it also looked nice.

Clean nice reasonably priced park. Friendly staff and good food in the seasonal restaurant . Cable TV hook up worked well. We only stayed one night but what we experienced at this park was pleasant. Nice fenced in dog area which was lighted at night. Not a destination park but works very well for a break from travel. We considered stay...moreClean nice reasonably priced park. Friendly staff and good food in the seasonal restaurant . Cable TV hook up worked well. We only stayed one night but what we experienced at this park was pleasant. Nice fenced in dog area which was lighted at night. Not a destination park but works very well for a break from travel. We considered staying a second night but pushed on instead.

This was a perfectly good place for an overnight stop while crossing Texas, and based on the number of rigs we saw arriving in the afternoon and leaving in the morning, overnight seems to be how long most visitors stay. We made a reservation in advance just in case, and it turned out to be a good thing as the park was full that night. ...moreThis was a perfectly good place for an overnight stop while crossing Texas, and based on the number of rigs we saw arriving in the afternoon and leaving in the morning, overnight seems to be how long most visitors stay. We made a reservation in advance just in case, and it turned out to be a good thing as the park was full that night. $34 was the Good Sam rate. The park, a former KOA, is a typical RV park with fairly close rows of gravel pull-throughs, but with enough trees to break up the monotony. Our pull-through was just long enough for our motorhome and tow car, but the sewer was all the way at the back of the site and we couldn't reach it even with our sewer hose extension. The WiFi worked, but slowly, when we first arrived, but by evening it was unusable. AT&T and Verizon had good signal, but AT&T data was extremely slow (overloaded tower maybe) while Verizon was fast. There's a good-sized dog park. Despite being very close to I-10 there was very little highway noise, at least from our site. We'd definitely stop here again for an overnighter.

We stayed one night while moving across TX. The park is east of the town of Fort Stockton which makes it a quiet stay. The staff was extremely friendly. They have many long pull throughs for all the one nighters. Site and roads are gravel and rather close but fine for the night. Our row of sites was very level. It is quite dusty ...moreWe stayed one night while moving across TX. The park is east of the town of Fort Stockton which makes it a quiet stay. The staff was extremely friendly. They have many long pull throughs for all the one nighters. Site and roads are gravel and rather close but fine for the night. Our row of sites was very level. It is quite dusty arriving as the road to the park is also gravel. The park has decent WiFi and cable. There is also a restaurant as part of the park that serves dinner and breakfast. The food is suppose to be very good but we didn't eat there. They have a large dog park and a pool. The park is absolutely silent at night.