Andrews Chamber of Commerce RV Park

I agree with all the earlier reviews and add my thanks to the Andrew’s CoC!! I would just add that I pulled in around 10 and got the very last spot! It may be getting more popular? I would also add that with just one fan on inside I did not hear much road noise especially after midnight and no other noises really to speak of. What a find!! The absolute only downside is no view but ... that’s not the point here!

This was absolutely one of the best experiences with a free spot that we’ve found. Thank you to the Chamber of Commerce for the accommodations! There are about six spots with electric (30/50) and water hookups on a large black asphalt pad. There is a dump at the entrance. Come in the first lot opening behind the building and pull through any available spot. One rookie had come in backward and was taking up two spots the night we were there. Thankfully, the fifth wheel that came in later in the evening was kind enough to avoid an argument, but did ask the guy to move. Backward guy obliged by just moving his hookups, but was still taking up too much space. 🙄 Regardless, this was a convenient spot and a stellar, clean, LEVEL experience....for FREE!

The Andrews County Chamber of Commerce have kindly built about 6 sites with both electricity and water for RVers. There is also a dump station as well. This is a paved parking lot that is fairly level. Currently there is some construction going on so there could be some early workers there. Looks like one of the projects is a Veteran's Memorial. There is a nice park within walking distance for any furry friends that may be with you. I was in a 26 foot class C but room for most any size RV. Had AT&T service including my hotspot. Will come back.

Found this little hidden gem here on Campendium. Was traveling from Carlsbad, NM to Waco, TX and needed a place in between. Intended on stopping at a Harvest Host location but it got too late. Checked Campendium and located this place listed as having 50amp power, water, and sewer. Pulled in late at night and found only one Class A motorhome parked here. Pulled into the end site and found 50amp, 30amp, and 110 power and water. There was a free dump station but it was unavailable in the morning due to construction workers parking all around it. Nevertheless, can't complain when there is free electrical and water. Location has 5 total sites with power and water and the dump station at the end. Plenty of space to pull in and out with nearly any size rig. Only down side was being woken up before sunrise due to the construction work going on near by.

As is the story with most free parks in Texas, it can be a godsend in the middle of nowhere or a bit of a reminder that not all of us are RVing by choice. I arrived on a Saturday and 3/5 spots appeared taken, all by a very good stand-in for Breaking Bad RV of the year award. I want to be compassionate, but this was not the crowd I was going to park my family next to for a weekend when I have the chance to keep driving.

There are five of these spots located behind the Andrews Chambers of Commerce. We arrived on a Tuesday afternoon and were lucky enough to get the last spot! Pulled into the spot, went inside to register. They only wanted a name, phone number, and how long you were planning on staying. There is a three day limit. There is 30 and 50 amp available. It's a small town. We felt safe enough in this location to leave our rig and run a few errands in town. Would definitely come here again!