Haskell Municipal RV Park is located close to the center of the city of Haskell, TX. It's a small RV campground, with around 35 campsites, all having full hookups with electricity, water, and sewerage connections. The majority of campsites are pull-thru, which is always welcome when you are renting an RV for the first time.The City of Haskell operates the campground, and it's just a short distance from many of the cities recreational facilities in the Haskell Municipal Park. On-site, there are public restrooms with hot showers. At the municipal park, there is a swimming pool, picnic areas with barbecue grills, and a range of sports facilities.Your first night RV camping at Haskell Municipal RV Park is completely free, and the rates for subsequent days are low. Should you be a Good Sam Club Member, you can also gain a discount.Haskell is in the northwest of Texas, directly north from Abilene and a short drive west from Fort Worth. The city is in an area of prairie and grassland, so typical of West Texas, with long straight roads and vast open spaces.
Haskell Municipal RV Park is located close to the center of the city of Haskell, TX. It's a small RV campground, with around 35 campsites, all having full hookups with electricity, water, and sewerage connections. The majority of campsites are pull-thru, which is always welcome when you are renting an RV for the first time.The City of Haskell operates the campground, and it's just a short distance from many of the cities recreational facilities in the Haskell Municipal Park. On-site, there are public restrooms with hot showers. At the municipal park, there is a swimming pool, picnic areas with barbecue grills, and a range of sports facilities.Your first night RV camping at Haskell Municipal RV Park is completely free, and the rates for subsequent days are low. Should you be a Good Sam Club Member, you can also gain a discount.Haskell is in the northwest of Texas, directly north from Abilene and a short drive west from Fort Worth. The city is in an area of prairie and grassland, so typical of West Texas, with long straight roads and vast open spaces.