Ray and Donna West Free RV Park

This was a welcomed sign to pull over on our trip from AZ to San Antonio. Getting gas at the stripes across the street and saw the sign. Talked my husband into stopping for a few hours to take a nap since there were sites open(full hookups). We still had 7 hours ahead of us. If passing through again we will definately stay again. Perfect for a stop while passing through or in our case a few hours of sleep. Thank you!! This is awesome!

This is the most amazing RV Park I have enjoyed in 8 years of full-timing. Literally FREE. Full hookups, water, sewer, 50-Amp, 30-Amp & 20-Amp. All they ask is a donation to cover the cost of the electricity you used.

No long term parking, you are asked to limit your stay to no more than three days, no pool, no laundry, no showers. But a super clean, level, pull through site with full hookups is a always nice and to have it for the cost of the electricity blows me away.

I don't know if the owner is an individual or if this is a joint offering of the chamber of commerce but to whoever you are, THANKS!

This was very easy to get in and out. There was road noise, and we did not lose any sleep over it. It is FREE!! They have 10 pretty level 30 and 50 amp sites. They do ask for a donation for your electricity (we dropped a $10 in the box).

Great little stop over, allowed 3 nights free, can pay for more. Open pull-thru lot with picnic tables and electric hookups (free for 3days) at each space. Garbage container an dumps available there. Nice bonuses are a gas station/C store across the street, Chinese Buffet and a real nice little village with old restored buildings as a museum of the old west, all within walking distance! Great stopover!

Free! But don't be a cheapskate, leave a donation in the box. Electricity, water and sewer. Thank you City of Muleshoe! Lighting made me feel safe. Dedicated pet relief area. 10 sites. Right next to 84 but far enough away from the train tracks to be able to drift off and stay asleep for the long drive tomorrow. Board gives you resources in case you need help with your rig while here. Handy convenience store/gas station right across the street with Subway inside.

It's a great gem for the tired traveler! Nothing is free anymore. This place is, but any RVer with morals will leave them a donation to cover their costs. It's nothing fancy, but perfect for one night! Water, sewer and Electric! A few over tge air TV channels.

Access to free utilities (water, electricity and sewage). No need to check-in just drive up to a stall and do your thing. Quiet and not busy at all (could be 2020 and somewhat off the beaten path as well, but figured there would be some traffic due to the holidays). In our case, we charged our Tesla on a long drive from Houston, TX to Pagosa Springs, CO and allowed us some rest time. Please donate if you can to keep this location operating! Thank you so much!

An excellent stop over site. Yes, it is just a parking lot basically. However, full hook ups for a night or two for free! Donations are welcome and if you use their utilities you really should give something in their donations box. Longer stays do require payment. A little noisy alongside the highway but not too bad.

Wonderful campground, Thank you to the Town of Muleshoe. It is actually free, we only stayed one night and ate at a Fabulous Local Restaurant, Leal's. The campground is within walking distance to the World's Largest Muleshoe. The campground is a bit hidden by the wall. We've driven by it a number of times as we were passing through and never saw it, but knew it was there due to Google maps.

Free is a very good price, 3 day limit. Full hookups, good water. A little road noise. The sign said free wifi, but no idea what the password was and no one around. Go 1 block down the street to the Muleshoe Heritage center. Ask the young girl, Saylor, for a tour. She spent about an hour and a half with us in and out of most of the buildings. Very well worth the time. A donation jar is in the office.

Not super quiet, but clean and roomy. Very easy for any size rug to get in and out.

Rare bird here. Enjoy the smell of manure while passing through? Stop and stay awhile. Location was clean and well maintained. Smart of the people to have this. It made us stop and spend money in town.

I always stop here to plugin for a night on my migration. No frills, but good hookups and safe. Store and subway across the street. LEAVE A DONATION.

Six spots with electric, water and sewer hookups. Plus a dump station on site. For within walking distance. Subway is in a convince store directly across the street. FREE for first three days. A wonderful overnight spot if it's close to your route.

Great convenient and free water and electric 50amp 30amp . Has a donation box.

I stayed here a few years ago when passing through. It was a welcome place to stop for the night. Found a restaurant within walking distance and some breakfast on the way out. I appreciate the town making this available for free.

Great for a couple of nights. The town of Muleshoe has all basic needs.

A clean, safe place to stay while traveling with an RV. It isn't fancy, just a basic parking area covered in crushed gravel, but it is better than many I've seen. If you're just passing through, it is great. There are full hook ups (water, electric, sewer) in some of the spots. No public amenities are provided. It is very easy to access and has pull thru sites. It is provided by the local museum and is free for up to 3 days! Donations are extremely welcome, as the electricity is their biggest expense. The only down side is that it is right on the highway and a busy train track. I sleep with earplugs anyway, so it didn't bother me. We left a donation on par with what we would have paid at a similar park.

This is a great overnight stop! It has 8 spots with full hookups, a dump station and a dumpster. Two donation boxes to leave a little something to help keep the park open. Only one other RV in the park when we stayed.

I would check that everything at your site works before setting up though. We initially set up close to 84 and found out that the 3 sites closest to 84 water spigots did not work on 06/03/22.

We'll keep stopping here on our trips to New Mexico.

Thank you Texas! A very convenient stop on our long journey.