Ollie Liner Center RV Park

This place is easy to miss, as it's not well advertised as a place people can camp. The official website is very outdated and almost totally useless (the phone numbers on the site are hit-or-miss and you're pretty much assured to only get a recording, if you find a working number).

Since there was no good information to be found about this site, we were unsure about using it. Fortunately, we were able to get hold of a human who answered a few basic questions -- so now we know.

This site is part of a city-owned convention center (where I'm sure they have gun shows, home shows, rodeos, car shows, expos, etc.) and is located in the north part of the convention center parking lot.

There are a few back-in sites, but most all of them are pull-through with no clearly defined head/tail to the spots (meaning you aren't going to get in trouble if you have a 45' rig... plenty of space). After all, it's an extra large parking lot. The only thing that really defines the individual spots are the numbered utility posts.

Each site has every service of electric (up to 50 AMP) and water. A few of them looked like they might have sewer hookups, but I can't guarantee that (maybe they're upgrading the site? I'll try to verify that when we pass back through in a few weeks). There is a dump station behind the restrooms, so even if there are no site-sewer hookups you can still dump at the station when you leave.

No reservations required for this site (I don't even think reservations are possible). First come, first served... but there are PLENTY of available spots, so I don't expect to ever show up and be turned away.

Payment is on the honor system. Pick up an envelope from the box at the restroom house... fill it out, and insert your cash. Average cost is $15, but there are a number of discounts posted (seniors, for example, pay $10 per night).

It's a quiet place. Everything was clean and everything worked. The bathroom isn't much to speak of -- a single bathroom for the men and one for the women. Wasn't dirty, but wasn't anything to write home to mom about either.

There are no shower facilities, no convenience stores, etc.

Other than the website being useless and it being very difficult to talk to a human who had any idea about the place... once we understood the rules (just show up, fill out an envelope and place your money inside)... it was all good.

We WILL be using this RV site every time we roll through this area (we have family in Plainview, Texas... so this is a great find for us as there are not many options right there in Plainview). It's not a luxury vacation destination, but it's quiet, simple, and a decent price.

Overall you can't beat $10 (senior rate) for 50 amp and water with dump on the way out. Bathrooms only but they're heated which was a good thing because the weather just turned to high 30's overnight!
It's just a flat parking lot between planes, trains and automobiles. We were waiting for our reservation at a state park to open up so its not a bad place to wait.
Easy in, easy out.

We chose this because we just couldn’t drive any further and the reviews said it was only $10-$15 a night. The rates have gone up substantially to $25 a night and one week stay max. There are no senior discounts now. There are electric, water, and sewer hook-ups which is very convenient; and being situated across from the sheriff’s office made us feel safe. It’s a fully paved lot and the road in and out is pretty good, so getting here was a breeze. However, the train is RIGHT by the park and it goes through several times a day...and night...blaring it’s whistle right by the park, so it makes it hard to get any good sleep. Overall, it’s not bad for the price. We would camp here again if we had little to no other options.

I stayed here while in Plainview for Christmas with my family. The value is good I think. There are full hookups (electric, fresh water and sewer No WiFi). You could hear the train when it went through, however, I was never woken up in the middle of the night by a train. There was only one other RVer staying there so, it was pretty quite really. I will certainly stay there again when I need to be in Plainview.

We stayed full 7 days their max, wish we could have stayed the full 11 days while we were visiting family, in Plainview, Lubbock and Clovis. It is self pay, we paid by check I would guess you can pay by cash, no cards. Train tracks supper close by and 4:30 AM trash pickup

There is a jail next door where the prisoner go out and get exercise in the yard (cage). So if that bothers you, you may find somewhere else. Not a big deal.

Nice level asphalt lot with full hook ups. Yes, it is next to the county jail but no problems there. Yes, we were awaken by early morning train and garbage pick up. Met some folks from New Orleans, LA staying there.