Honey Badger RV Park

The irrepressibly hospitable host here is Naomi, who lives in a small home located on this small park. To counterbalance the many cheery reviews below, I'd add that it's located about 20' away from a county road that sees every size, type and speed of vehicle all day long and occasionally during the night. Some of the hookups weren't WORKING while we were here; it would have helped if Naomi had told us about that before we picked a site. You will never have parked closer to another RV than here if it fills up. In the hot months it would be unbearable unless you hid inside with the A/C running full blast - no shade at all. Heavier winds would also keep you pinned inside, so saying we'd choose to visit here again is a qualified one. Naomi offers her own home wifi service to you without additional charge but it was pretty slow when we tried using it. Access is direct, and you can refuel one block before arriving here, which is handy. Ft. Stockton is only 8,000 souls big altho' a glance at a map will tell you it's one of the few "cities" in West Texas. The Walmart here is likely viewed as the saving grace here by the locals and RV'ers alike.

The irrepressibly hospitable host here is Naomi, who lives in a small home located on this small park. To counterbalance the many cheery reviews below, I'd add that it's located about 20' away from a county road that sees every size, type and speed of vehicle all day long and occasionally during the night. Some of the hookups weren't available while we were here; it would have helped if Naomi had told us about that before we picked a site. You will never have parked closer to another RV than here if it fills up. In the hot months it would be unbearable unless you hid inside with the A/C running full blast - no shade at all. Heavier winds would also keep you pinned inside. Naomi offers her own home wifi service to you without additional charge but it was pretty slow when we tried using it. Access is great, and you can refuel one block before arriving here, which is handy. Ft. Stockton is only 8,000 souls big altho' a glance at a map will tell you it's one of the few "cities" in West Texas. The Walmart here is probably viewed as the saving grace by the locals and RV'ers alike.

Manager/Owner is sweet and helpful. The good: Easy in and out, very close to exit, gas and diesel at corner of street. Very good WiFi, full hook ups, and a few pull through spots. We were the only overnighters there so she gave us a double back up spot to use as a pull through. The not so good: All gravel and powder (Would be awful if raining), Sites would be very close together if park is busy. No showers, No bathrooms, and No laundry. No pet area. Light industrial area but, very quiet after we arrived at 5pm. Maybe 30 sites, 5 long term and us made 6 that nite.