Wayne Russell RV Park

Stayed here while waiting for CapRock State park to empty after spring break.

The First 2 days are free and the $10 a day after. You register at city hall located in the middle of town by the huge water tower. You can do this after setting up if you are planning to stay more than 2 days. There are 8 long pull thru sites that are very level (small gravel) 20/30/50 amps & water pressure is good. Pets welcome/ on a leash.

There is no WiFi or OTA tv but enjoyed a great oldies station @ 97.7 radio. The park is in a horseshoe pattern and dump station is at rear of park. You can also enter/exit the park from east or west driveways
Gas station next door will top off your propane. Nearby dollar store and Loves Market.

Park is quiet and local police patrol during day and nites at different hours so you really feel at ease. Some highway noise but not enough to help you awake. All the locals I met were friendly and helpful. Nice place to just rest up.

Stayed here in a 32’ Travel Trailer site long enough not to have to unhook. Big rigs welcome, I will definitely stay here again.

Giving this a 4 because it’s free electric and water for 1st two days and then $10 a day up to five days. Nice pull thru graveled sites with mature shade trees. A bit of highway noice but minimal at night. Next to transportation business so vehicles start work around 6 am but still not too bad since I had my fam running. We had 4 bars LTE for Verizon and ATT. Grateful for this free overnight stay.

No tents

As stated this RV park is FREE with free electric. We stayed late February and the water was turned off because of freezing temperatures. There is clearly marked signs stating that the first two days are free and then $10 a day up to five days. I personally would only recommend this spot as a overnight as it sits close to a utilities building and a construction yard which both create a far amount of noise at 8am in the morning, not counting the highway noice but we slept great with the night fairly quiet. There are eight spots and we were the only camper there for the night.

There is no reservations, so if on the odd chance that the park is full when you had planned for a quick overnight, there is a rest area both north and south of Floydada which in a pinch would work for a few hours shut eye when passing through.

Easy to find, brand new electrical pedestals 30, 50, 20 amp and frost free hydrants. Nice shade, lots of room to walk your fur kids.

First two nights are free after that $10 a night.
This is s a city-owned camping area.

Lots of industries behind the camp probably will be noisy in the am.
Could use new gravel on the pads.

Will definitely stay here again if passing through the area.
Stayed in a Casita travel trailer 17’

This place really made our travels more smooth. It's easy to find and worth it! We were the only people at the park the day we stayed. There are 8 sites, each with their own W & E hookup and shade tree. The site was spacious and level. Each site is a pull thru. The site was very clean. Free for 2 nights and then there is a fee. It was windy and stormy when we stayed so there was a little mud, especially near the hook ups, but the site was a mix of gravel and dirt so it was manageable. You can hear a little road noice, but nothing that should keep you from sleeping well. No wifi, but AT&T service was good (3 of 4 bars). They have a dump station we didn't use and dumpsters for your trash bags.
Suggestion - one of the water fixtures had a dead bolt on it, so check to make sure the water is available before you set up so you avoid making the mistake we did!

This is a great site, free electricity and water which we used. Pull thru site so big rig friendly. There was only one other person there when we stayed, fairly quiet we slept fine with 2kiddos here. Will be back when we travel this way.

It’s a basic small but free rv area. Spaces are close together but for the purpose of breaking up drive days, it’s fantastic. Easy access for all sized rigs. Water and electricity provided.

Staying here while visiting relatives. Good pull thru sites that are level. We got lucky and got site between 2 shade trees. Plenty of power 30 and 50 amp plugs. Good water pressure. Large grass area to walk dogs. No stickers. Next to main road thru town. Road noise not too bad, kept fan on a/c on which drowned out any noise. From my understanding, this park was donated and designed by an avid RV'r and he did a great job. First 2 nights were free 3 night $10. Such a deal.

We arrived at about 8:30 after traveling most of the day. The first place we had picked was just too hot and so this was perfect. The spaces are level, there’s open grass area to run around and there are a few covered picnic areas. Oh, did I mention? There is free electric and water at each site. There is dump station that is easy to use.