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Trapark RV Park
Overview
Trapark RV Park offers a straightforward and dependable home base in the heart of West Texas. Known for its clean and well-maintained facilities, the park provides a sense of community for those traveling through the expansive Permian Basin. While the local landscape reflects the rugged beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert, the park itself focuses on providing a peaceful environment where guests can unwind after a long day of driving or working in the local energy sector. It is a practical choice for those who value functional design and a quiet atmosphere.
Location & Surroundings
Conveniently situated in Pecos, Texas, the park provides easy access to major transportation routes like Interstate 20 and Highway 285. The surrounding area is characterized by wide-open skies and the industrious spirit of a historic ranching and oil town. Visitors will find themselves perfectly positioned to explore the unique geography of Reeves County, where the sun sets over level horizons and the air carries the scent of the high desert. This central location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for regional exploration.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern RV needs in mind, featuring spacious pull-through sites that accommodate even the largest rigs. Every site is equipped with full hookups including 30 and 50-amp service, ensuring a comfortable stay regardless of the weather. On-site facilities include reliable Wi-Fi, clean laundry rooms, and well-kept private showers. The level gravel pads and wide interior roads make navigation simple for drivers of all experience levels, providing a stress-free parking experience for every guest.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While staying in Pecos, a visit to the West of the Pecos Museum is essential for history buffs wanting to learn about the world’s first rodeo. For a refreshing change of pace, the crystal-clear waters of Balmorhea State Park are just a short drive away, offering a unique desert oasis for swimming and scuba diving. Nature lovers might also enjoy a day trip to the rolling dunes of Monahans Sandhills State Park or a visit to the local Maxey Park and Zoo, which are all within easy driving distance.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location is an ideal choice for long-term workers and seasonal travelers who prioritize reliability and utility over resort-style frills. It is particularly well-suited for big-rig owners looking for an easy-in, easy-out stopover along their cross-country journey. If you value a quiet night’s sleep, friendly on-site management, and a secure place to park your home on wheels while exploring the West Texas frontier, Trapark RV Park fits the bill perfectly for your next adventure.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
William Serrano
Covered and open RV lots become available pretty quickly. You're pretty close to neighbors but most people won't bother you. They have 30 and 50 amp options, connect to city water, sewer included, but you should bring your own internet. If you're ok with the noisy airport and being further away from grocery stores, the recreation center is right next door and the park is a 2 minute walk away.
karma6730
Perfect for an overnight stay. Macey Dog Park nearby ✔️ golf✔️fitness center✔️. Will stop again.
Ruth Barthel
This is our 3rd stay here. It is now called Parkside RV base. Nice open park, level, nice laundry room. We travel in a class A. Also the dog park is ok, mostly dirt, but that's better than goatheads.
Briana Hernandez
Been over 2 months since our stay. We have yet to recieve our refund on deposit which was said to be sent out in the mail. Park won't anwser phone or return voicemail.
Road Runner
Mixed feelings… 3 years I ago I stayed here and enjoyed my couple weeks here. Same hosts so I can only assume upper management/ownership has changed while they try to sell the park. Great way to run folks off, in fact several of my coworker chose other parks in the area with amenities after playing 20 questions trying to get a monthly reservation via phone. 1st. They “require”: Copy of truck registration Copy of trailer registration Visual inspection on both -Check in took over 30mins. (Not exaggerating, I understand I had a specific site request and I’m faulting upper management for this lengthy check in). 2nd. Their rules are made up. Site says escapees members can receive mail (“The park can accept mail only for Escapees Mail Service members.”) Apparently this is not true per the host unless it’s escapees sending the mail. 3rd. They want to talk about liabilities (dog not on leash) but for over 3 years there are several holes averaging a foot deep behind rv spots for the sprinklers they spray your RV with. I don’t have to speak ambulance chaser to see the negligence with the major trip hazard. There is also metal wire scattered at random, picture added of the light pole about to fall over as well. 4th. I have watched their staff do 30mph thru the park (Red Tundra). This is unacceptable. 5th. They inform you about keeping items (sewer hose tote) at your site but yet have the same/more at the host site. 6th. They ride around on the golf carts looking at inspection/registration stickers. This is a joke and waste of time at best. There are some piles here, including a staff vehicle that would fail a state vehicle inspection. 7th. Dog park is a sand pit litter box at best, has a tree though. They do water it but it’s not doing great. I do not want to put the hosts in this down but this silliness the staff embarks on for this park is a bit much. This review is a reflection on their management company/ownership, not so much the hosts. I wish the staff the best. They were great about letting me know about packages and putting them on my steps. Would I stay here again, yes. Am I welcomed here again after this, probably not.