Best Campgrounds near Denver City, TX

My husband and I are traveling the USA in an rv. We have stayed here 2 times. Full hooks up. Gravel and pavement. Pretty level. Quite and safe. Stayed a few days each time. If staying a day or so, you should take a walk to the dispensary that's a block away. Building with the green lights. Very nice gentleman. We will stay again.

Great spot to stop and stay for the night! Four of five spots occupied, including myself. Nice park right next door and extremely generous with no fee and full hookups.

Full hook up for 35$. Nice laundry room. Friendly staff.
Gravel lot with hook up. Nothing fancy.

This was a nice spot for a night while doing a long drive. It is connected to a city park, with disc golf set up right near by. There are hookups at each parking spot as well as a water and dumping station. We didn’t use any of the amenities, just parked for the night, but the road near by wasn’t too loud and we felt comfortable :)

We had a hard time locating the area to park our camper for the night & when we did we found it full of trucks with hoods up, music playing & small crowds of what was probably local teens hanging out. We were very weary from traveling but did not feel comfortable so we moved on the Lamesa's city park not too far from there. Very disappointing.

The host couple is very friendly and helpful.

FHU Cell service good City park with great disc golf course which is used regularly and is throughout the park. Golf course across street No fire ring Level sites, covered picnic tables $19 nightly or cando $90 for week. Plenty of tacos joints 😊 I'd come back for sure if coming through Hobbs again.

Only camper here tonight. Lots of electric sites. Water at wash house.

Drove up at night so couldn’t find the poles at first but it’s to the back of the community center.  Nice big grassy area with picnic tables and the hook ups looked new.  I didn’t use or figure out how to use the sewer or water.  Very quiet, parking is on gravel but seemed and slept level.  Perfect for an over night stay!  Sign is still there allowing 3 nights max.

Thank you to the town of Tatum New Mexico!

Full hook up sites but not much space for larger rigs. 20, 30 and 50 amp plugs. Gravel parking but next to a park.

Great little spot to stay up to 3 nights for free. It’s pretty quiet and nice area. Has 30 and 50 amps and a 20 on each pole. Has water next to the power and sewer lines at the back of trailer area. Room to park beside you trailer as well.

I simply needed a safe place to stop for the night while traveling and this was perfect. The city actually provides water and electricity as well as a dump station. The only downfall is the proximity to the noisy road but it is much better than a Walmart parking lot.

This is one of those great little RV parks offered by some small towns in Texas that are free (donations accepted). 12 spots, kinda level, a tad run down but it's in a good area. Can't beat it for an overnight while traveling across TX. We didn't use water or electricity because our fresh water tank and batteries are full so we really didn't need anything but a safe place to sleep for the night.

Nice area off main road. Each spot has water and 30 amp electric. Dump station at lower edge. A bit loud with cars.

Beautiful spot next to golf course. However, rv hookups are next to where they were watering the grass when we arrived Thursday afternoon so we had to dodge the sprinklers to set up. But very quiet and the oil field smell noted by others was not very pronounced

6 sites with full hook ups right next to the city park. It is free. Not even a spot to make a donation if you want to. Minimal shade for the heat of the summer, but the area and park are clean and relatively well kept. Again FREE with a 3 night limit.

This nice little park gets a little busy with the local kids but remained under control. The noise and burnouts stopped at around 10. The police kept a lid on everything. This area is hard to find parks near only because they are not listed in any campground forums. They are there. A call to the local police and a park employee will unlock the water and 30 amp power for you. We were the only camper the night we stayed