Fort Stockton RV Park

Older Park But Suitable

This is an old KOA that has expanded explosively with the oil boom in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
There have been two additions to the park that still look like a work in progress though occupied. There are a lot of oil field workers and other long term or permanent residents here, maybe close to half. Their sites are not overtly messy but contain the clutter that is associated with long term trailer living when your "stuff" won't fit inside. We also saw feral cats and many dogs that might have been barred at other parks. Just a lot of growth that happened very fast. I guess control will have to catch up.
Travelers are put in what was the old KOA park of the park, so there are trees and some grass between the sites.
The interior roads used to be blacktop but most of the asphalt is gone leaving just the gravel aggregate behind. There are many potholes. The sites are long enough for most rv's with a tow, we didn't unhook. The sites are old gravel with utilities placed close enough. Sites are close but not unlike many parks; there is a picnic table and a bit of grass lawn at each site. There is a large fenced dog park.
The Wi-fi worked well for us and was consistent all day. Cable tv was good also.
The park is generally maintained and certainly not dirty or junky, but there seems to be a lack of attention. Just not really up to par. The park looks old and tired, but is certainly serviceable.
There are two bathroom locations: one at the office and a free-standing bathroom/shower building out on the grounds. Both are clean and comfortable. We used the building in the park and found it to be clean, but in need of minor repairs or replacement of small missing or broken items. Again just a matter of keeping up with a lot of traffic. There is also a laundry that was workable even though a couple of machines were down.
Everyone mentions the cafe'. It is nice with good home style food.

1night stay

First time here and will come back. Has a restaurant on site with home made food. All for 10.00 a person. Very friendly and ever ting worked well.

Nice quiet park

We stayed for One night and enjoyed a clean level pull thru spot for our 38 footer. When we go thru Ft. Stockton again we will be happy to stay there again.

Just outside of town...

We stayed there one night on our way east. It's off the freeway and relatively quiet.

Roads in the part are dirt / gravel. The spaces are level, with a table on grass next to your space.

Wi-fi is available, but it is almost impossible to connect. The lady in the office is very friendly, and was apologetic about the lack of Wi-Fi connection that day.

We are self contained, (38 foot RV), and didn't need to use any of the facilities that the day / evening we stayed, so I can't comment on them.

There is not much in this area as far as attractions that I know.

There was a small store by the office area. I don't remember ice being available.

For a 1 night stay over it not bad.
The park had tress, and was clean, and quiet.

I'd recommend it as a stay over, and if traveling thru, I'd stay there again.
They are a Good Sam member.