Crosbyton City RV Park

I won't complain about free full hookups. No one was there when I pulled in but it was the day before Thanksgiving. Later a skollie had come in. There were 2 sites that had orange blockers so I assume those were not functioning. There is a donation box which I was happy to do so. It is right next to the main road so you can hear traffic but it was pretty quiet all night. My dog never sounded off to anyone being around that shouldn't be throughout the night so all was well. Hookups are free for 2 nights then $10 after that. I only stayed one night, its not really a destination kind of place but I was thankful for what they provide. There is more than one in town. Also gps wanted me to turn on a dirt road that went behind it, I needed to go up one more street that was paved

Found this after rejecting the Rolls, TX site. Research access. Google maps had me go in difficult way and inaccessible. Has full hookups available although I only used electric. One car and two RV.s here in the morning. It is a donation site so please leave a donation so sites like this can be accessed. The adjacent lake is not accessible.

Basic gravel parking lot with FHU. 30 amps. Adjacent to a city park with a playground. Free with a donation box.

Eight year old daughter’s input:
My dad made up this game that I’m gonna show you. Here it is ⬇️

Step One, have one parent stand at the by the top of the slide. Step Two, have the kids go down the slide. Step Three, have the parent chase the kids, kids, you have to get on the playground before the parent can get you! Good luck! PS play the game over and over again.

Tips:
Wear pants long sleeve shirts, socks, and close toed shoes. Because if you fall in the grass you will get hurt by DON DON DON, GOAT HEADS. don’t worry, they are the stickers kind.

Thank you to the town of Crosbyton for providing this RV parking area . It is a safe, clean place to stop for the night. There is water, electric and sewer. Some of the sewer connections were broken and electric posts were bent. The area is well lit. There is minimal noise from the road Plenty of room for big rigs towing a vehicle The sign says free RV parking, however, there is a donation box .

After Lubbock, I hoped to find a Texas picnic area along 82 but no luck. As I got to Crosbyton, I noticed an RV parked in a little lot and then saw the wonderful sign with "Crosbyton free RV parking". Oh happy day!! It's 11pm and I'm exhausted. My plan was to pull off at any closed store and then I saw this. I'm 38ft with a toad and there's tons of pull through space. There is only one other RV here. Best yet, there are electric boxes at each site plus water! I won't use electricity, but will be happy to add a splash of water before headed out tomorrow. I will update if there's also a dump available. If so, that will be awesome!

UPDATE: The dumps have been capped off and I'm not 100% sure that the electric works. BUT, the water does! Also, there are dumpsters for trash. This little place is actually a the parking lot to a little city park. It's designed as a pull through, so no worries! There are a couple of picnic tables and some nice shade trees, too.

This city park is in the middle of nowhere, Texas. I'm giving it three stars because it is free for up to three nights although they do accept donations.
The first site I pulled into had a broken sewer dump so I moved to another. It's definitely a hodgepodge of electrical wiring and I wasn't able to use my 50 amp surge protector which made me a bit nervous. The water spigot at my new site had a terrible leak and by the time I left in the morning, there was a huge puddle under the trailer.
The RV park is in a large city park parking lot. The lot is dirt and gravel. There are grassy areas and a playground on site. Unfortunately, there are thousands of goat head burrs all over and I wasn't able to exercise my dog at all.
Dumpsters are on site. It's right off the highway so there is some road noise but not too bad.
While I appreciate the fact that it was a free place to stay, I'd like others to be aware of the actual situation.