Waylon Jennings RV Park

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★★★★★
I dislike giving less than 5 stars to a safe free park with electric and water. Be aware the hookups are on the wrong side. Anything over 20 feet long and you will probably have to unhook your tow vehicle. On a Thursday it was full by 6:30 pm. Clean park. Nice picnic area with campsite. We would stay again.
Posted Jun 28, 2018; Texas
★★★☆☆
A nice little spot for an overnight. Spaces are short, so we backed our 25' tt through a hole in the "fence" so as not to have our tow vehicle stick out in the drive. (Didn't want to unhook). Surprisingly, the men with the tire and dog mentioned in an earlier post were there, but kept to themselves. Shade trees were a nice bonus.
Posted Jul 19, 2017; Texas
★★★★★
What a great little free park. There is no way to reserve so it is kind of a roll of the dice. Perfect stop midway on a trip from Texas hill country to Santa Fe. Of course we made cocktails and listened to Waylon. Low on ice I bicycled down to Waymore's convenience store. It's owned by Waylon's brother James. What a score. He has a Waylon museum inside and will tell you great stories. People come from Germany and Japan to visit the museum. Consider it a bonus at a free campsite. Don't pass on Littlefield.
Posted Jul 07, 2017; Texas
★☆☆☆☆
I want to recommend this park, but can't. First the park facts: Two pullthrough spots that will fit anyone, and eight pull-in spots that fit my class b fine, but would be impossible for much larger. They're short, basically big enough for a couple cars next to each other. Half the water connections were broken, so had to run hose extension. Electric at my site was okay, 30A only. Now my experience. Around noon, a couple of visibly drunk(?) men arrived, tossed a tire into the center grassy area of the park, and chained a pit bull to it, right under the "leash your dog" sign. They let another dog go free, and proceeded to smoke something in their vehicles while the dogs did their business. I called local police non-emergency. The city person who responded not only didn't kick them out, but made sure they knew it was me who complained! They came by and harassed me after! I've never unhooked faster; unplugged, tossed everything in the cab, and got out! So, if you want a park where they care at all about enforcing their own rules or your safety, find another place! Levelland right down the road was wonderful and safe.
Posted Mar 13, 2017; Texas
★★★★★
Lovely park with shade trees and covered picnic tables. Next to ballpark so you can enjoy a game if you want.
Posted May 05, 2016; Texas
★★★★☆
Nice little city park. Nice level sites. Great for just a donation. Wish more towns did it.
Posted Nov 25, 2014; Texas
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