Crosbyton City RV Park, near Crosbyton, Texas, is a straightforward spot for those looking to park their RV or pitch a tent without breaking the bank. It offers essential amenities like water, electric hookups, and sewer connections, making it a practical choice for a quick stop or a longer stay.

The park is free, but donations are appreciated, especially if you take advantage of the facilities. Visitors have noted that the sites are level enough, and some have even enjoyed the local scenery, capturing the charm of the area with its old buildings and agricultural backdrop. One camper mentioned, “I enjoyed photographing the town with its midwestern farm town look.”

While there are no showers or toilets on-site, the park does provide a sanitary dump and water hookups, which many find sufficient for their needs. Some guests have commented on the quiet atmosphere, making it a decent place for an overnight stay. 

If you’re up for a little exploration, the surrounding landscape offers a unique glimpse into rural Texas life. The nearby town has a few local spots to grab a bite, including a hamburger stand that, while not gourmet, gets the job done. Whether you're just passing through or planning to stick around for a bit, Crosbyton City RV Park is a no-frills option that gets the job done.

The Crosbyton Parks and RV Park encourage summer leisure. Crosbyton has several baseball, softball and Little League parks which are very active during the spring and summer months. Outdoor basketball and tennis courts along with children’s parks are located near the Primary School playground. Several RV parks are located within the City limits.



Crosbyton City RV Park

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First, it's free (well, there's a box for donations and we donated). I'm not complaining just giving you the facts. This is basically a dirt parking lot (not a very level one either) with hookups for water and electric. We didn't use the water hookup and we have a surge protector. The first spot we chose had an open ground. The electric in the spot next to it was good. 

Only one other camper. Good spot for one night. 

A parking lot with water & electric 

Just add a few more details to what has been said before. It is free, but I gave a donation because I used the trash dumpster, water and electricity. I did find a few of the 30 amp outlets upside-down. Some of the electric boxes on one of the 4 pedestals were about to fall down (picture add). Two electric boxes per pedestal which means possibly 8 RVs, but only 4 water hook-ups. Didn't matter because we were the only ones there. I parked at the north end. Nothing is marked for the different spaces.

Good for an overnighter.

True all above. Decent place! Free with services. Amazing. Level enough. Expected way less.  Been to Lions Parks before. Usually quite nice. 

Nice little park. 

Water, electric, sewer and level site for only a donation.  16 TV stations came in too. The pool is open and they have a refreshment center. I've paid $100 a night for a spot as good as this.

Great stay

I may have just used that title, but I liked the spot. I stayed there two nights. The parking lot has sites with individual, free water, electricity, and sewer. The town is odd based on my experience. It is small and getting smaller and there is almost no morning activity. But it is interesting. Clearly agriculture and wind energy dominate the economy. I guess everyone is out in the field during the day. There is a hamburger stand in town, which is unremarkable, but not disappointing.  
  
I enjoyed photographing the town with it's midwestern farm town look and century old buildings.

Absolut no problems with the site or the town. I enjoyed driving around the surrounding landscape for a couple of days.

A place to lay over.

Lots of traffic and a rickety weather vane also adds to it.

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