Tumble In RV Park | Established Campground

November 18th, 2023 by return.ticket.to.nowhere

This place is perfect if you’re not looking for fancy. We loved using the outdoor kitchen area during our stay. The bathrooms are clean, showers are hot. It’s close enough to walk to town if you’d like. If you are looking for good beer stop in at Cactus Liquors, the best place for alcohol in the area. FHU sites are cheap and the grounds are clean. Check in is easy, the office is a cute little trailer when you pull in.

October 31st, 2023 by Don Van Nostrand

Great place. $27 for my van with hookups. HIT showers and heated bathroom.
check out is noon. Wifi was okay.. Nice place!

October 7th, 2023 by diana.lestz

I liked this place. No pretension about it. Shower had good water pressure. $35 for large pull through spot and then an extra $5 for an extra person or extra car. But there wasn’t really a whole lot of “enforcement” going on. We camped next to the train and it was wonderful. Cold beers in the fridge.

November 21st, 2022 by bkim31

Basically a parking lot next to the highway and train tracks but the price is right at $135/week for electric and water. Decent wifi, free laundry ($3 donation requested), hot shower with great pressure, and a kitchen with microwave and large sink. It's not fancy by any means but less than a mile from the center of Marfa.

Warning for the pups: put on booties or check paws often for needle-like stickers. They ruined the bottoms of my flip flops while walking around and I can only imagine what they would do to 🐾!

March 13th, 2022 by Peggy

Nice little camp stop for travelers on their way through. Bathroom clean and a very good shower. (nice and warm). Not too noisy in my opinion, but we’re in a van. I did however love the train sounds. Our cost= 2 people in a van $25
Liked the feel of the town. Went to ‘Marfa’s Beer Garden’ in the evening and in the morning we visited the famous ‘Marfa Burrito’ for breakfast. (Huge!)

January 24th, 2020 by piedraloca

Barebones RV park with 16 spots + a dry camping/tent area.

Dry camping (small vans or truck campers, tents) is $15 for one person or $25 for two.

As other folks have mentioned, it's dusty, lacks shade, and is between a highway and train tracks. But there aren't a lot of options around here. (How can Texas be so big and empty, and yet so lacking in camping opportunities?!)

Not sure if I plan on using the shower as it's a concrete block corner of the bathroom with no windows and a sad flickering light. Toilets are clean. Has an open metal building room with some kitchen stuff.

April 11th, 2019 by amtravelling.nl

Nice place with friendly people. It's a bit barren and dusty, almost no shade. Hot showers and building with kitchen and washing / drying machine (donation asked, no fixed price). It could definitely use a cleanup. We payed $27 for a spot, no hookup (with hookup it's $32). There is also an area for vans and tents

May 3rd, 2018 by marilynlongden

$27 for small campervan Inc electricity. WiFi ok but not fast. Kitchen with oven & microwave. A bit barren & bare by day but nice atmosphere despite the noise! At night looks prettier with the lights. There is an area for tents which is gravel or ashphalt. Check yourself for ticks. We got two.

February 12th, 2018 by john

Small RV park just outside of Marfa. It is clean well maintained park with showers bathrooms and laundry. It is located between the railroad tracks and highway so it is a bit noisy. All of the sites have full hookups and there does not appear to be any tent camping. The sites have some space between them and there are area of grass and small trees. The smaller back-in sites are $27 a night and the larger pull through sites are $32.

You may want to make reservations in advance on their website if you plan on staying. They don't take same day reservations and all open sites are first come and it was full by 7pm.

The manager is very nice and all of the small sites were taken when we arrived but he gave us one of the larger pull through sites for the same price.