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Whistle Stop RV Resort, in Abilene, is Central Texas’ newest and finest RV destination centered around both the smallest campers to today's big rigs!
Our guests can enjoy a full service convenience store, a beautiful covered pavilion, a pool, a large clubhouse with full kitchen, and much, much more. We strive to be one of the safest, most family-friendly RV parks in the area, and we hope to see you soon!
$40 / night
Fort Griffin offers overnight camping at 33 campsites on nearly five acres.
All sites include a fire ring, outdoor grill, and picnic table on a concrete pad. Seven sites have full RV hookups with sewer, 19 sites have RV water and electric hookups, and seven sites are designated tent camping with water only. The shelters are completely enclosed with air conditioning and heat, overhead lighting and electricity, and outside water faucet (no furnishings included).
The campground area also has two men’s and women’s restrooms with shower facilities, a playground, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit, basketball court, and river access at sites 13 and 20.
To reserve a campsite, call 325-762-3592 or email us. Please note that reservations for the campground fill up fast during the summer months.
$12 - $20 / night
Come to the shady banks of Elm Creek, where large trees arch overhead and deer and other critters wander by. Just 16 miles southwest of Abilene, the park has a lake and fishing pond, a historic swimming pool, trails, camping and more.
Camp at a tent or RV site, or in a screened shelter. For a bit of adventure, stay in one of our yurts.
$5 / night
Seabee Park: • Designating five acres as wetlands adjacent to the current model airplane flying field • Large group pavilion • Picnic sites • Barbecue facilities • Natural Trails and viewing sites • Lighting and parking areas.
Primitive Camping Only: Seabee Park (4-sites) flush toilets; no drinking water; fishing and board ramp; no fee or reservations (48 hour limit)
Possum Kingdom Camping offers fun on water and land. On water, you can swim, boat, fish, ski, scuba dive and snorkel. On land, you can camp, picnic, hike, bike, study nature and geocache. Take a virtual tour with our interactive trails map.
Stay overnight in one of our air-conditioned cabins. If you’re a camper, choose one of our water and electricity sites, water-only sites, or primitive walk-in sites.
Fish for largemouth, striped and white bass; channel and blue catfish; and white crappie. The park has a boat launch, fishing pier, and fish cleaning station. You do not need a fishing license to fish from shore in a state park.
Possum Kingdom Lake has over 300 miles of shoreline and many scenic coves.
Get detailed fishing and lake information for Possum Kingdom Lake Learn about water safety before your visit. Possum Kingdom State Park Store and Marina rents canoes, boat slips, wakeboards, kneeboards, water skis and tubes
14 full hook-up sites. 50 & 30 amp breakers.
Cozy RV Park located near I-20 minutes from Abilene, Tx and Dyess AFB. Offer nightly, weekly and long term stay. Newly added concrete pads!
We offer:
Free Wi-Fi
Free laundry facility with LG smart washers/dryers.
Cameras located around facilities and entrance . On-site maintenance and management.
Newly renovated restrooms with tile walk-in showers.
Catch& release fishing pond.
Dog Park
$35 - $45 / night
Dakota Lone Star RV park is new and veteran owned. It is open and welcomes short and long term. We are nestled in a quiet country setting only six miles north of I-20 in Abilene, TX. Abilene is a great spot for a fun and relaxing southern escape. Campers can look forward to plenty of wide-open spaces, sunset viewing and stargazing.
$35 / night
There are a limited number of sites, about three. When I arrived, there were none available, but someone cruised through and wanted to chat with me, by the time he finished a site opened up. This was actually my first municipal park stay, so I was a bit nervous and eventually decided to move on. But the park is as described and it is on an attractive lake. In the end, it's just a place to park for a night unless your have something to do. Main downside is that you may or may not get a place to park.
Bathrooms available and plenty of space. There were some bugs though
Nice wooded area, sites are spaced well, clean bathrooms, very family friendly, full of wildlife, gorgeous sunsets and starry night
Due to our travels, only stayed here for one night to break up our drive. Now wish we had stayed longer. Nice large wooded sites. Drove down to lake Abilene but wasn't much of a lake as they hadn't had rain in a while. Said one good rain would fill her up. Look forward to staying here again for an extended amount of time.
Tent camping areas in all 5 with shelters, grill, and picnic tables, many waterside. Public Area 4 and 6 have RV pads (which they do charge $10 to use in the Summer) with shelters, grill, and picnic tables, and many are waterside. Public Area 5 has grass pull thru RV parking. All 5 have bathroom facilities with running water and flush toilets. We parked at #5, also known as Bug Beach and we had the place to ourselves, with the exception of a herd of deer late afternoon. Beautiful scenery and exceptionally clean campground facilities.
Stayed her for three weeks. It really is a nice spot for being free, but because the locals don't pick up their trash, it may not be available because of it. There is new manager taking over, and according to the one worker I talked with, I am not sure how much longer this will be available for us nomads.
We had a great experience at this free site - there are 4 designated camp sites each with a little pullout, fire ring, covered picnic table, and large gravel parking area (probably room for 4+ cars on each). Overall very quiet with a few people driving by and a bit of a hike to the bathroom from the camping area, but it did have running water so can’t complain.
Beautiful park with great trails and stunning views of the lake. Lots of trees and grassy areas. Bathrooms are clean but older for sure. Site was in the smaller side for RVs and not the most level.
This place was a pleasant surprise. Not a soul here at 5pm. Shade spots, or on grass. Picnic tables and trash bins, swimming area and a boat launch. Bit of washboard on the road, but nothing drastic. Probably busy in summer but a great stop for us in late January.
When the full moon rises, the coyotes can't hold back their excitement!
Large spacious spots with lots of privacy. Deer and birds are all around.
Love being here. Out of the city, quite and the owners go out of their way to make sure your time at their place is comfortable & safe. The only reason why I gave a 4 ⭐️ is doesn’t have all the amenities you may want, but does have a laundry room.
Right off the freeway. Very nice spots. A totally new laundry facility. Will definitely come back when traveling through.
A nice quiet out-of-the-way kinda place. Just what I needed for a quick nights rest.
Trying to enjoy camping kinda hard when theres constantly traffic and people listening to ur conversations its kinda creepy people now a days i wouldent go back
If at first you don’t find something you like– keep driving! You’ll find it! This place is Texas big with more recreational activities than I have ever seen, and I have been on the road for quite a while. The only thing I didn’t see was a bocce court! There are multiple camping opportunities so take your pick. The Wagon Circle was a trip-- 17 sites with water and electric in a circle around the facilities, see the photos. There are two pools– a kiddy pool and a full size(25 yards) lap pool. The pool area is in great shape, but many of the other activity areas are a bit dated. I was relying on my Verizon hotspot because of issues with Starlink and the signal was not great. I ended up dry camping in a picnic area because it was the only place I could get two bars LTE.
There are several sites here. Most of the campgrounds look fairly well taken care of. I'm new to this dispersed camping, so I don't have a lot to compare it to.
I'd stay here again. Large campsites, flat area for tents. I only took one star off because I don't feel the view is all that great. At least from the mountain to one last night in New Mexico! And because it's obvious people come here to party. I'm here on a Monday. I suspect the weekend is different.
Spent a week here in March, great facilities bathroom/showers very clean. Awesome laundry facility in same building which are free to paying customers. Be prepared for fly overs from AFB but I loved the fly overs! Nice dog run and there is a private pond to fish in but I didn’t see any fish. Nice area to stop over even for a night.
Nice spot to stay at for sure
Abilene is a great state park with lots of space between campsites. We reserved #83 which was listed as a 25' site. We have a Class B with a very low clearance and could not make it up the steep incline to the pad without damage. Park official drove by while we were figuring out what to do and had us move to site 84. Still had an incline but we were able to get onto the pad by using some of our leveling blocks to raise the front end when backing onto the pad. Once on the pad, it was completely level. Used the blocks on departure as well.
Not a vacation getaway, but decent play to park overnight. Arrived on a Monday afternoon. We took one of the sites and not long after we arrived many RVs, Vans, and gypsy travelers showed up and set up around the park. Thankful for a quiet night here.
Small site, site very uneven, can hear noise from highway. Front desk staff very nice, (so were the neighbors). OK for overnight stay
The tent sites are next to the motel that Is next to the koa. The lights from the motel are super bright and light up the site. You will also be right next to the highway and be able to hear it all night. Bring ear plugs!!!
I was running a little bit behind and had to stop for Def So it made us show up after hours. Easy to find right off the interstate and they left a envelope at the front door with directions easy Peezy
The Cedar Grove tent camp area was well wooded with sites that were decently spaced. The sites had a fire ring/grill with a lantern post. There was water spigot close to my site. The restrooms were clean and the showers hot but the heater shower was slow to heat up. Decent views of the stars at night
Tidy, warm facilities, nice amenities.
They park is new and clean. Sites are large but hard to find level on many of them. Staff is great. Bathroom and showers are clean but only three for entire park. No game room and pool is closed for winter
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