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The
park.

Eighty-foot pull-through sites, full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, a shower house and restrooms, an on-site laundry, free WiFi, and room for big rigs or a tent, three quarters of a mile off Interstate 20 at Ranger, Texas.

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Pull-through sites

Eighty feet.
No backing in.

Long, level pull-through pads that take a big rig and a towed car without unhitching.

Pull-through, no backing inLong enough to stay hitchedLevel pads
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Hookups and power

Water, sewer,
and real amps.

Full hookups, sewer right at the site, a stocked fishing pond, and the lowest rates in town. Nightly and long-term sites.

Water on the siteSewer on the site30 amp service
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Showers and laundry

A hot shower
and a washer.

A shower house, restrooms and an on-site laundry, so a long haul does not have to wait.

Community showersRestroomsOn-site laundry
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WiFi and connectivity

Free WiFi
on the property.

WiFi at no extra charge, for the map, the weather radar and the call home.

Free to guestsNo extra chargeGood for maps and radar
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Big rigs and tents

Forty feet
or a tent.

Big-rig friendly pads, and tent sites for anyone travelling lighter than that.

Big-rig friendly layoutPull-through accessPicnic tables on site
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Finding the park

Exit 349,
then north.

Three quarters of a mile off I-20 at Ranger, between Fort Worth and Abilene.

I-20 Exit 349North on Loop 254About three quarters of a mile
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Ranger · Eastland · Cisco · Strawn · Breckenridge
Pull in hitched.
Leave the same way.
What we do

Six things
worth knowing.

Eighty-foot pull-through sites, full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, a shower house and restrooms, an on-site laundry, free WiFi, and room for big rigs or a tent, three quarters of a mile off Interstate 20 at Ranger, Texas.

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80ft Pull-Through Sites

Long, level pull-through pads that take a big rig and a towed car without unhitching.

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Full Hookups & Power

Full hookups, sewer right at the site, a stocked fishing pond, and the lowest rates in town. Nightly and long-term sites.

 03

Shower House & Laundry

A shower house, restrooms and an on-site laundry, so a long haul does not have to wait.

 04

Free WiFi

WiFi at no extra charge, for the map, the weather radar and the call home.

 05

Big Rigs & Tent Sites

Big-rig friendly pads, and tent sites for anyone travelling lighter than that.

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Finding The Park

Three quarters of a mile off I-20 at Ranger, between Fort Worth and Abilene.
What Horseshoe actually is

An easy night
off the interstate.

No resort, no gimmicks. A long level pad, full hookups, and a hot shower three quarters of a mile off I-20.

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    Pull in, stay hitched

    Sites run up to eighty feet, so the rig and the towed car both fit without unhooking.

  2. 02

    Everything plugs in

    Water, sewer and 30 or 50 amp on the pad, with sewer right at the site.

  3. 03

    Wash the road off

    A shower house and restrooms, and a laundry for when the hamper has won.

  4. 04

    Back on the road early

    Exit 349 is three quarters of a mile south, so morning starts on the interstate.

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I-20 exit
Open all year. Sites, hookups and amenities as listed on the park’s own listings; call the office to confirm what you need before you arrive.
Reservations

Call the office and say how long your outfit is.

(254) 631-9209
The work we do

North-central Texas,
as it actually looks.

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Mesquite and open ground by Horseshoe RV Park, Ranger — representative imagery, not a specific Horseshoe RV Park photo
The countryMesquite and open ground
Gravel pad and hookup post by Horseshoe RV Park, Ranger — representative imagery, not a specific Horseshoe RV Park photo
The sitesGravel pad and hookup post
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The roadsPark lane through the trees
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The eveningsSundown over the water
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After darkFire burning down
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The countryOak line and prairie grass
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Eastland CountyPumpjack on the flat
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SpringWildflowers in the grass
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The sitesLong pull-through lane
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AmenitiesLaundry room

Representative imagery of north-central Texas RV country, not photographs of this specific park. Photos: L. D. Moore, N. Henderson, B. Salazar, M. Lautenbacher, Jamain (CC BY / CC BY-SA, Wikimedia Commons).

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Horseshoe RV Park sits on West Loop 254 in Ranger, Texas, three quarters of a mile north of Interstate 20 at Exit 349. Call the office to check availability and confirm a site that fits your rig.

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How it works

Simple to book,
simple to find.

Call the office, say how long your outfit is and what power you need, and get a straight answer.

Call (254) 631-9209
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Call the office

Ring (254) 631-9209 and say the dates you need and how long the rig is.

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Say what you tow

A towed car changes which pads work, so mention it when you call.

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Take Exit 349

Off I-20 at Ranger, then north on Loop 254 about three quarters of a mile.

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Pull through and level

Water, sewer and power are on the pad. Stay hitched and leave the same way.

Good to know

Questions,
answered.

How long are the sites?
The park’s own entrance sign advertises eighty-foot pull-through sites, and its listings describe full hookups for RVs up to 80 feet. That is long enough for a large coach or fifth wheel with a towed vehicle still attached. Not every pad on the property is the full eighty feet, so if you are running a long outfit, say so when you call and the office can put you on one that fits.
Do I have to unhitch my towed car?
That is the whole point of an eighty-foot pull-through. A forty-foot coach with a car behind it needs roughly seventy feet of usable pad, which fits. Travellers who have stayed describe the sites as level and long enough that disconnecting is not necessary. You pull in, level, plug in, and pull straight out in the morning.
What hookups and power are available?
Full hookups, water and sewer on the site, with 30 amp and 50 amp electric service. Fifty amp is what a larger coach running two air conditioners wants in a Texas summer. Tent sites are available as well.
Are there showers and a laundry?
Yes. There is a shower house with community showers and restrooms, and a laundry on the property. They are shared facilities in a working RV park rather than resort amenities. If either matters for a particular night, ring the office and check what is open before you commit to the stop.
How do I find it from the interstate?
Leave Interstate 20 at Exit 349 at Ranger and head north on Loop 254 for about three quarters of a mile. The address is 1424 West Loop 254, Ranger, TX 76470. The Love’s travel stop on Loop 254 is the landmark if you are watching for one. Ranger sits between Fort Worth and Abilene.
What does it cost?
Rates change, and the figures floating around on third-party directory sites disagree with each other and are out of date. Rather than quote you a number that turns out to be wrong, call (254) 631-9209 and ask for the current nightly, weekly or monthly rate for the site you want.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, the park is pet friendly and is listed as such across its directory listings. If you are travelling with something unusual or with several animals, mention it when you call so there are no surprises when you arrive.
Are you open in winter?
Yes. The park is listed as open all year. Availability still varies, so call ahead, particularly if you want a specific length of pad or a monthly stay.
Is there WiFi?
Yes, free WiFi is provided to guests. It is a shared park connection, so it is genuinely useful for maps, weather radar and calls home, and anyone who needs a hard connection for work should plan on their own cellular setup as a backup.
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Eighty feet.
Exit 349.

(254) 631-9209
1424 West Loop 254, Ranger, TX 76470 · Open all year
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