Shiloh RV Park

Pull-through sites, full hookups, and a location set back from the main roads make Shiloh RV Park a functional overnight stop or short-term base in Richmond, Texas. The park is small and older, which shows in the narrower site widths, but reviewers consistently note that rigs up to 65 feet can manage without issue. Shade is good across the property. Amenities include electric, water, and sewer hookups at every site, plus showers, a dump station, and WiFi.

The crowd here skews toward long-term residents rather than weekend campers, with most spots occupied by full-timers and older rigs. A handful of sites are available for stopover guests. Dogs are welcome, though there is no dedicated off-leash area despite a noticeable number of pets on the property. One quirk worth knowing: a pair of donkeys lives on-site and reportedly accepts carrot and apple offerings. Bill L. describes the atmosphere as "a quiet atmosphere," and the park's setback from nearby roads supports that. A swimming beach adds a water-access option that distinguishes the property from similarly priced parks in the area.

Restaurants and basic services are close by. Campers researching campsites near Richmond will find the broader area has several RV-focused options at comparable price points. USA RV Park sits a few miles northeast for those who want a newer facility, while River City RV Park is a close alternative just to the west.