Busy truck stop and corner Flying J right off of the interstate. The lot is huge so despite it being so busy, there is plenty of room to maneuver. Rinse water, no potable water.
Bonus, the gas pump area is huge and easily accessible with a large trailer. Air and propane available as well.
The sign states free with a purchase or $2 without a purchase but when we went in, the cashier said it's free. I suppose it could depend on what cashier is working at the time.
Unless they change it after construction is completed (2022), if any RV's are parked in the rv spots (which you need to back into) next to the dump station, you won't be able to swing wide and pull into the dump station with a bigger rig. You will have to back into the dump station lane.
This is a pretty small Love's for being right off the interstate. We stopped here once for gas and someone parked within a few feet of our rig and we had to squeeze our way out. To get the dump station on the correct side of most rigs, you'll have to pull around the whole parking lot in front of the store. We didn't try it and for our needs on I-35 in this area, we've since made Petro across the street our go-to if we have our trailer. Smaller rigs should have no issues!
We wanted to stay in La Paz and be able to walk into town instead of packing up our truck camper every time we wanted to go to town and this was the only option we came across.
It is one mile to walk to the start of the malecón from this park. Unfortunately, it's not possible to walk along the waterfront to get there. We felt safe walking through the neighborhood. The campground is gated and you are given a key or access code after you arrive. There is a pathway down to the water as well.
The place is run by a sweet older lady. Be patient with her. :) She does have a caretaker that helps out as well. We were there in April and were the only people camping there (there are a couple bungalows available that people had rented). There are well kept showers and bathrooms available. No break on price during low season or for not needing to use the full hookups. She said they are usually full during high season and said it's a good idea to have a reservation during that time. It's a small park and is well kept with beautiful flowers!
The GPS will take you down a dead end road that turns to dirt...this is the right road!
Nightly Rate: $464.00
Days Stayed: 2
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
T-Mobile 4G
We loved this little park! We parked our RV and walked to everything over the two days we were there. We did enjoy the quiet of the park in the colder weather with only a few other rigs there but would love to stop by again when it is busier because it felt a little reminiscent of a summer camp. The showers and bathrooms were sparkling clean (and hot). The laundry was an added bonus.
If you head to town, the craft cocktails at Sacred Grounds are excellent and the Sierra Blanca Brewery beers at Rio Grande Grill and Tap Room are tasty!
We'll be back to explore some of the local trails, when it is a bit warmer!
Cell service on all three major carriers was great; T-Mobile was at about 60mbps download!
Nightly Rate: $46.00
Days Stayed: 2
Site Number: 7
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
AT&T 4G
T-Mobile 4G
This dump station is about 3 miles north of the interstate. It was convenient since we were taking the backroads up towards Sun Valley.
Easy in and easy out. You can access it from either direction since there are two sides, including two potable water stations.
There is a donation box.
It is located in an industrial/farm area. We were there on a quiet Sunday morning and didn't see anyone around at all but I suppose the area could be busy with farm equipment during certain days/times of year but the dump station specifically states 'no trucks' so access should always be easy for RV's!
We pulled through to dump on the weekend. We did not read the advice of others and had to do a couple loops because we didn’t immediately turn left on to the gravel. The turn is a bit tight because of a median but should be doable with big-ish rigs. Non-potable water has a blue handle, potable has a red…oops but the signs help sort the color mistake.
No donation drop box, just a free city dump and water stop!
We just needed water here which was .15 a gallon when we stopped. You just need to estimate for the cashier.
There are two dump stations, both with water and both water and the dump is locked so you'll need to run in for the key. You can bypass anyone at the dump in the back to go to the dump and water on the side, plenty of room to pass by.
The dump at the back of the store also has bulk propane so 3 in 1 stop if you need it.
We called ahead to reserve a site here (day of) while driving across W Texas. We arrived after hours so the woman in the office kindly left us an envelope on the office door with all the info we needed and our site #.
Easy pull through spots with utilities. There is a dog run area however, it can be a bit dusty but at least our pup had some room to run after a long day of driving.
We didn't check out any of the other amenities.
The park appears to have a handful of overnight sites with the rest being local workers. The park was actually very clean and well kept and one of the cleanest we've been too with the majority being local workers. Rigs and sites were well kept up!
The highway is just a few hundred yards behind the park but I'm not too bothered by noise but bring earplugs if you are.
Verizon and ATT both worked well enough for Zoom calls.
Price reflects military discount.
Nightly Rate: $35.00
Days Stayed: 1
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 5G
AT&T 5G
This Speedway can be busy but the lot is pretty large with room to maneuver. There may be a wait as others get propane (which is located just in front of the dump station) or have pulled over in the area. Not a big deal because the easy access is worth it.
There is a large curb but even in our lower Airstream, we (by that I mean my husband) just had to hold the hose even with the curb to get everything to drain.
There is water right next to the dump, states it's non potable. Near the end of May, they put out hoses on the east side of the building to fill up with potable water. This area is really only good for a van/Class B to fill up by pulling into an actual parking spot. Easy to fill up containers though if needed.