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Yoakum County Park in Denver City provides free electric and water hookups for RVs with a dump station on site. The park features multiple RV sites situated along a yellow rail with trash bins available across the road. "This place is awesome! Free electricity and water hookups. The couple who take care of the place greeted us with a big welcome to Denver City," noted one visitor. Nearby options include Rockets RV Park in Hobbs offering full hookup sites on a gravel lot with 30/50 amp service, while Coleman RV Park in Brownfield accommodates big rigs with water and electric connections. C & B RV Park and Lantern RV and Cabins provide additional options within driving distance, with Lantern offering 100 RV sites with full hookups.
Most RV parks in the region remain open year-round despite the area's seasonal temperature fluctuations. Levelland City RV Park, approximately 50 miles north, provides free camping for up to three days with 30/50 amp hookups and a sanitary dump station. Cell service is generally reliable throughout the area's RV parks. Many locations permit pets but have varying policies regarding fires and alcohol consumption. The smell of oil fields may be noticeable at certain parks, particularly in morning hours. For travelers with electric vehicles, Rockets RV Park has been noted as EV-friendly, with one reviewer mentioning they had "no issue with us charging our EV from the 50 amp outlet at our site."
Best RV Campgrounds near Denver City (22)
1. Rockets RV Park - Hobbs
"Towing a travel trailer with an electric vehicle is challenging in this part of the country. A night at Rockets mitigated the unreliable fast charger in Hobbs."
"Full hook up for 35$. Nice laundry room. Friendly staff.
Gravel lot with hook up. Nothing fancy."2. Coleman RV Park
"Each spot has water and 30 amp electric. Dump station at lower edge. A bit loud with cars."
"City RV park within Coleman Park. 30 &50 amp hookups, water. Separate dump station. Free for up to 5 days"
3. Hobbs RV Park
"FHU Cell service good City park with great disc golf course which is used regularly and is throughout the park."
4. Levelland City RV Park and Dump station
"This is a basic easy to find park set up for RVs with pull through. One pedestal had a broken 30 amp but the 50 and adjacent one were working. Arrived on Saturday night and there was space."
"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."
5. Buggies RV Park
from $30 / night
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from $65 / night
Check Availability7. C & B RV Park
8. Zia RVillas RV Resort & Rally Park
9. Yoakum County Park
"Free electricity and water hookups. The signs are on the poles. The couple who take care of the place greeted us with a big welcome to Denver City!"
"Traveling through in my camper van so didn’t need to use the hook ups but they are available! There’s multiple RV hook ups along the left yellow rail. There’s trash bins across the road as well."
10. Rock'n N Bed and Breakfast
"During a trip through the area towing a small travel trailer with our electric vehicle, we were forced to change plans when the fast charger in Hobbs went down."
from $30 / night
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- 1 hr 15 min from Odessa, TX
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RV Park Reviews near Denver City, TX
63 Reviews of 22 Denver City Campgrounds
Gail G.
GuideColeman RV Park
One night stay
Was free camping.. but, the west end of campground has no power and should be marked. A man camping in the campground, came up to me and said NO power on this end. Only had 30 amp at the row we ended up in, no bathrooms or shower. Had a noisy road by campground, but did quiet down late pm. Watch out for sand burrs! Sorry to complain, but should mark or remove sites with no power.
- DDouglas A.Guide
Seminole City Park
Low $ for full hookup in Town
The city park only has about four sites. Electric did not work on the first one I tried. A fellow from the city came out and helped me get plugged in after I called the phone number on Dyrt website. The phone call goes to the sheriffs department and they contact the city for you. Everyone was very helpful. This is way not fancy and the hook ups are really old but they work. The hook ups are close together so if you have a big rig it might take up more than one. I was the only one there. I don’t think they get used very much. The city park is nice and it is well lit all night long. There were some teenagers and families around there when I first got parked but they all left and the park was empty all night.
T C.
TravelerLevelland City RV Park and Dump station
Nice overnight level spot
You will get a sewer smell. Right next to hwy, so will get some noise. Near airport, might get to watch small planes take off and land. Free electric, water, sewer for 3 days, may get a permit for extra days ($25/nt) up to 7 for a total of 10 days.
- Jason B.Guide
Levelland City RV Park and Dump station
Nice stop and Free
This is a basic easy to find park set up for RVs with pull through. One pedestal had a broken 30 amp but the 50 and adjacent one were working. Arrived on Saturday night and there was space. Looks to be 5 campers here and still more lanes were available. It is by a rural road and not to busy. Feels safe and secure.
- MMark M.
LegendTatum city park IS Randolph Rampy RV Park
Three (stars) for free
Tatum, NM city park/ community Center AKA Rudolph Rampy RV "park." FREE with full hookups: water electric & sewer. We only used electric. We could not tell from reviews whether there is a bathroom available (reviews we saw gave conflicting info). There IS a men's & women's bathroom across the street at N Daniel/E Beech streets at the city park (see pics below). The men's toilet itself was worn but clean (seat loose & not attached) & flushed. Urinal flushed. NO water at sink. Women's bathroom: Worn, toilet not flushing well, water works in sink. There was a 3/4 toilet paper roll in ea.(take your own in case they don't restock). There are about 7 or 8 spaces. Info we saw said free with limit of 3 nights. There was an out of state camp trailer with skirts on it & so we surmise that it had been here a while- - later a Tatum City Police vehicle pulled up & an officer went inside (so whether he lives there or not, nice to know he's around. That said, the area is quiet and seems safe regardless). RV lot is loose asphalt/gravel with small community center bldg on one corner that sounds like might be have church service (Sunday emerging as I write this). Park & baseball fields (see pics). No frills, but FREE!, so 3 stars. Would stay again if traveling thru on long trip. THANKS Tatum city, NM!
- JJohn R.Legend
Andrews County Chamber of Commerce
Free and beautiful.
Chamber of commerce War memorial. Free water and electric with a dump station. Beautiful well done memorial. Only one here. Five sites available. Oasis in the area. In town so lots of food and fuel options.
- MMark M.Legend
Buggies RV Park
Used to be Buggies now different owner
We called the Buggies number and guy who answered said he sold it a couple of yrs ago. It is now called Terry County RV. No one on site. We called them and were directed to white mailbox with rudimentary form to put our name on and which site we chose. They were not accepting credit cards so we paid cash in envelope provided & inserted that into black mailbox. There are options to pay via Venmo & a couple of other such companies. Dirt lot no shade. $40/night full hookups. Wifi is free (there is QR code pasted in window but we could not scan with 2 different phones- - possibly because light reflecting on window; got good pic but still couldn't scan from the pic). Laundry room really clean. Attendant came to the site & gave us key to bathroom/shower (inside laundry room) & said they only give key to travelers traveling thru like us. I assume ithers are more long term &/or self contained (a number of large trailers-- all in good repair). Seemed safe, right off hwys 62/385/Seagraves Rd. Staff was friendly & helpful.
- AAllen K.Traveler
Randolph Rampy Park
Great Little Campground
Stayed for one night on the way back east. Quiet. I would recommend.
Guide to Denver City
The Denver City area features several RV parks scattered throughout the semi-arid terrain of west Texas and eastern New Mexico. Most parks accommodate travelers passing through oil country, with facilities adapted to seasonal needs. Temperatures range from below freezing in winter to over 90°F in summer, with limited natural shade at many camping locations.
What to do
Golf access: Travelers staying at Yoakum County Park can enjoy the adjacent golf course. "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," notes Cari K.
Disc golf course: Multiple parks in the region feature disc golf courses for campers. "City park with great disc golf course which is used regularly and is throughout the park. Golf course across street," explains Angela B. about Hobbs RV Park.
Local parks exploration: Many RV sites connect to community parks with recreational facilities. At Lady Hall/Randolph Rampy Park, campers have noted the convenience: "Parking lot with 5 free spots with hookups and can stay up to 3 nights," shares Kevin K., with Daniel C. adding it's "next to a park."
What campers like
Free overnight options: Several campgrounds in the region offer free or low-cost alternatives. At Coleman RV Park, campers appreciate the value. "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," writes Lynn W.
Quiet atmosphere: Despite the industrial surroundings, some parks offer surprisingly peaceful settings. "I'm an oil worker that stays in/around Hobbs for most of the year. I stayed at most of the places in town and the one thing that Rockets RV Park has and the others don't is quiet," shares a reviewer named Mark.
Well-maintained facilities: Several parks receive praise for their upkeep. "Mark is a very personable manager/owner who runs a tight ship. The grounds were pristine, facilities clean and in good repair," notes Kurt Z. about Rockets RV Park.
What you should know
Oil field environment: The petroleum industry dominates the landscape around Denver City. "The town is nothing but oil pumpers everywhere and it smells of oil in the air, but if you've been driving awhile it's a welcome stop," explains Jeff N. about Yoakum County Park.
Stay duration limits: Free camping options typically restrict length of stay. At Levelland City RV Park, "We stayed are time witch is 3 days free. If you stay longer it's 25.00 a day. Must get a permit after 3 days," advises Jill K.
Limited facilities at some locations: While most RV parks offer hookups, other amenities vary significantly. "There are no public restrooms, but the stores aren't that far away," notes Josie G. about Levelland City RV Park. Similarly, some parks lack showers or laundry facilities.
Tips for camping with families
Recreational options: Look for parks with additional activities for children. Coleman RV Park offers multiple options as noted by Jill K.: "There's lots to do if you have kids. Nice park with fresibe golf and volleyball, and they have horseshoe pits."
Safety considerations: Parents appreciate parks with minimal safety concerns. "Stay a night and was very quiet, and no one bothers you so we felt safe. We'll stop again," shares Jill K. about Coleman RV Park.
Nature viewing opportunities: Some parks offer wildlife viewing chances despite the industrial surroundings. "Very quiet and beautiful field and oil rigs to look at and lots of cows!" notes Jill K. about camping in Levelland.
Tips from RVers
EV charging options: Electric vehicle owners towing campers have specific needs in this region. "Towing a travel trailer with an electric vehicle is challenging in this part of the country. A night at Rockets mitigated the unreliable fast charger in Hobbs," explains Kurt Z.
Level sites: RV parks in the area have varying site conditions. "Gravel lot with hook up. Nothing fancy," notes Jo H. about Rockets RV Park, while Jill K. mentions Levelland City RV Park has "30 and 50 amp and water too."
Overnight strategy: Many campers use the Denver City area RV parks as convenient stopovers. "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," explains David S., who adds, "it is much better than a Walmart parking lot."
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