Community showers, restrooms and laundry at the park in Ranger, Texas.
There is a shower house with community showers and restrooms, and there is a laundry on the property. That matters more on a long trip than it sounds like it should. Rig showers are small, they run on a finite tank, and after a few days of driving the water heater starts making decisions for you. Being able to take a proper shower without watching a gauge is one of the genuine reasons people choose a park over a rest area or a truck stop for the night. The laundry is the same argument extended by about a week. Anyone travelling for more than a few days hits the point where the hamper has to be dealt with, and doing it on site while you are parked anyway is considerably better than finding a laundromat in a town you do not know. Both are shared facilities in a working RV park rather than spa amenities, which is the honest description. If either one is important to your plans for a particular night, the sensible thing is to ring the office and check what is open before you commit to the stop.
Long, level pull-through pads that take a big rig and a towed car without unhitching.
02Full hookups, sewer right at the site, a stocked fishing pond, and the lowest rates in town. Nightly and long-term sites.
04WiFi at no extra charge, for the map, the weather radar and the call home.
05Big-rig friendly pads, and tent sites for anyone travelling lighter than that.
06Three quarters of a mile off I-20 at Ranger, between Fort Worth and Abilene.
No resort, no gimmicks. A long level pad, full hookups, and a hot shower three quarters of a mile off I-20.
Sites run up to eighty feet, so the rig and the towed car both fit without unhooking.
Water, sewer and 30 or 50 amp on the pad, with sewer right at the site.
A shower house and restrooms, and a laundry for when the hamper has won.
Exit 349 is three quarters of a mile south, so morning starts on the interstate.
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.
Call the office, say how long your outfit is and what power you need, and get a straight answer.
Ring (254) 631-9209 and say the dates you need and how long the rig is.
A towed car changes which pads work, so mention it when you call.
Off I-20 at Ranger, then north on Loop 254 about three quarters of a mile.
Water, sewer and power are on the pad. Stay hitched and leave the same way.
The park is at 1424 West Loop 254, Ranger, three quarters of a mile north of I-20 Exit 349 in Eastland County.
Tell us your dates and how long your outfit is, and we will tell you what fits.
