Not many spots for overnights, but what a nice RV park with decent space between sites. Cement pull through sites were big enough with a 28’ travel trailer and F250 Lariat long bed that we didn’t have to unhook. Park is across the street from COSTCO, lots of restaurants and shopping. All are walkable if you are up for some exercise....moreNot many spots for overnights, but what a nice RV park with decent space between sites. Cement pull through sites were big enough with a 28’ travel trailer and F250 Lariat long bed that we didn’t have to unhook. Park is across the street from COSTCO, lots of restaurants and shopping. All are walkable if you are up for some exercise. The only drawback is that you have to cross 5 lines of traffic (including the suicide lane). On the way back from dinner at PF Chang, we walked the extra distance to a traffic light just west of COSTCO. The pole farthest west has a “walk” button which stops all the traffic so you can cross safely. When you leave the trailer park, you need to go left (west) outside the Camelot Village gate and you will see the light where you can cross safely. It adds distance but it is better than getting run over. We don’t travel through Lubbock often, but I would definitely stay here again.

We stayed overnight on our way North. Stopped at Costco to get gas and saw signs for RV park. No reservation but we got a nice pull through spot so didn’t have to unhook trailer. Clean park nice facilities.

Stayed here in our way from Denver to Austin. Clean sweet staff and full hookups. Would stay again for sure.

Great place to stay. Stayed for 4 months while I was working near by. Paid 250 a month. Manager is great and will assist in any way she can.