Best RV Parks & Resorts near Hartley, TX

We spent one night here on our way from Indiana to Valley of the Gods. Plentiful spaces, few people, pet friendly, flush toilets and showers. The best part is that all sites - except for 10 RV hook up sites - are free!!!

We stop at For 1 night late turned up staying 3 this little Rv park is amazing the managers are so sweet and kind. We called late in the evening they answered the phone said come on in we got there to homemade desserts and drinks customer service fabulous!!!  Pull Thur full hook up spaces didn't have to unhook and plenty of space to park her other vehicle on the space with us. 

Next morning homemade cinnamon rolls wow . We stayed 2 more days because it was so nice . Don’t miss roosters across the street best T-bone in west Texas !!

Went to do laundry got change and they gave us free laundry pods!! The shower house was so clean and comfortable 

I could do a commercial for this place. I’ve just never been to an RV park quite like it do yourself a favor and stop when you’re passing through.

Stayed at this campground on the way to New Mexico from Dallas, it was completely painless. There were some RV hookups and an abundance of free spots to choose from. Covered picnic table, fire pit, and grill with a bathroom pretty close by. The views were incredible! Great view of the lake and the sunrise in the morning.

Great stop over when traveling. The hosts were very friendly. They put on a burger/BBQ for guests the night I stayed over. Site are level with good connections for RVs. WiFi was in and out, I’d say fair at best. Restrooms definitely need some work, just as the photos show. Plenty of hot water at the showers.

Have stayed multiple times overnight. Friendly staff, one block from town, restaurants. Nice level sites with pads. Handles big rigs, full services. Highly recommend for short stays, can’t say for long stays.

This campground is located on an impressive peninsula sticking out into Lake Meredith and probably has the best location to view the sunset on the entire reservoir. The small campground has about a dozen sites, all first-come, first-served. None of these are good for RVs longer than 15 feet, but ours and our only other neighbor (in a van) fit just fine. 

The bathrooms were very clean and are family-style, single use with toilet, sink and shower. The water was hot with good pressure. Did I mention this campground and showers are FREE?

The nearby boat launch is just down the hill, with a huge parking lot (our guess is that the lake gets BUSY in summer) offering some great fishing and water sport opportunities. There were a few hiking and mountain biking trails,though more seemed to be on the less developed, western shore of the lake. 

The town of Fritch is less than 4 miles away with a few restaurants and a small grocery store and gas stations. Be sure to check the Alibates National Monument, just 10 miles south of town. A very cool, little known spot.

We stayed 2 nights. Limited number of cement rv pads with water vand electric hook ups. Great lake marina with helpful staff. RV sites were serounded by dry weeds, thorns, dirt, rocks. We couldn't walk our dogs here. We would not stay again.

When planning a two-week road trip visiting national parks out west, we selected this campground as a spot for a one-night stay. It did not disappoint and left us wanting to stay longer!

Our GPS took us directly to the campground with only a few hiccups in the Dallas area, but that was to be expected. We arrived around 2:30 in the morning, so the staff placed all of our paperwork in the electric box at our site. Locating our site at night was a little difficult, but since our friends had already arrived and were set up in a neighboring site, we used that to our advantage. Site 2 was paved and level. The water and electric hookups were very close to the trailer, so set up was a breeze. Stargazing was at a premium here as there were no city lights or lights in the campground. I enjoyed the night sky while my husband set up camp, and then we hit the bed.

We awoke to a beautiful sunrise over Lake Meredith. The view from the front and passenger side windows was great! We enjoyed our coffee outside by the water. Our only complaint was a neighboring camper with a very noisy generator.

After loading up, we went to the bait shop to check in since we had all arrived so late the previous night. Many people were arriving with boats to spend the day on the lake. We utilized the dump station and hit the road for the next leg of our journey. We would definitely stay here again . . . hopefully for a bit longer the next time.

This is a city park just outside of the center of town and highway. Its really a gravel parking lot with around 20 spots to park with electric hookups (20, 30, and 50 amp) that allows FREE camping for 24 hours. There is a dumpster, dump station, and potable water fill up. Bathrooms but no showers (bathrooms were older and not the nicest).

This place fills up so it's suggested you get the earlier in the day if possible. We arrived at 7:45 pm on a Saturday and got the last spot. There is a train nearby which went off several times before 11 when it stopped all together. Some traffic noise but all in all you can beat free with electric especially in the Texas heat

Quiet with incredible views. Roomy enough access for our 32’ motorhome towing a car.

This spot in Lake Meredith is truly our very first boon docking experience and it has been wonderful. We stayed our first night on Thursday but plan to stay several days. Numerous sites are open. There are 10 reservable sites with electric and water. Other sites accommodate various size rigs. We have a 50’ rig and had no problems. We do not have hook ups. Very peaceful, beautiful sunset, sunrise and night sky. It can be windy at times.