We offer a variety of amenities at our RV park. From convenient water and sewer hookups to a clean laundry facility, we’ve got everything you need to feel comfortable and enjoy your stay. We offer the following amenities:

• Handicap Access
• 20/30/50 AMP at Every Site
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Dump Station
• Full Hook-Ups
• Horseshoes
• Laundry Facilities
• Pets Welcome
• Picnic Area
• Pull-Through Sites & RV Storage
• Security
• Water & Sewer Hookups
• Free Wi-FI

We are located at 1 Dawson Drive Stinnett, TX 79083. Our location is conveniently located across the street from a grade school and a high school. We are about 12 Miles from the Phillips/Conoco Plant in Borger, TX and  28 miles from Valero in Dumas, TX. 

We offer affordable rates at Comanche Campground RV Park. If you have any questions about our rates, please call us at (806) 570-9376. Our rates are as follows:

• Daily: $40
• Weekly: $125
• Monthly: $270 (Metered electricity reading at registration with $75 deposit refunded upon checkout date).
• Passport America Members: $20 per night
• *Maximum of 3 nights for Passport America members.

Our goal is to make booking your stay at Comanche Campground RV Park as easy as possible. To make your reservation, call us (806) 570-9376. We will let you know our current availability and will secure your reservation. You can also fill out the contact form on our website to begin the reservation process. Please note that the form on our website is a reservation request form and is not a guarantee of your stay. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at our RV park.

Yes! Many campers use our RV park as a home base while they visit Lake Meredith National Recreation Area. Lake Meredith is a hidden oasis featuring 200-foot canyons and beautiful flowers and wildlife. At Lake Meredith, you can go hiking, boating, kayaking, fishing, off-roading, and hunting. Feel free to bring your own boat or rent one from the park’s vendor. There are no fees associated with boating on Lake Meredith, but remember to always wear a lifejacket and to leave no trace. The most popular time to visit the lake for water activities is from May to September. Lake Meredith also offers an abundance of hiking trails for all levels from easy to strenuous. If fishing is more your thing, the lake has bass, catfish, crappie, trout, and walleye. If you’re visiting the lake in the fall, be sure to check out the hunting grounds where you can hunt mule deer, white-tailed deer, dove, teal, turkey, quail, and pheasant. Learn more about the hunting season and regulations here. 

In addition to Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, there are several other nearby attractions and excellent restaurants. We recommend stopping by Jesse’s Burritos or El Rancho Mexican Cafe for some delicious food. Main Street is where you’ll find all of the local shops, grocery stores, and eateries.  About thirty minutes away from our RV park is the Battle of Adobe Walls - White Buffalo Hunters historical site. If you’re a history buff, you’ll love this peaceful and secluded area where you can immerse yourself in local history.

For more history, stop by the Alibates Flint Quarrie. Here you can go on an excellent guided tour and learn about the Native Americans who lived on the Texas Plains and used Alibates Flint for 13,000 years. The Alibates Flint was used by mammoth hunters as a place to get the best stone for their tools. Alibates flint was used for spear points to hunt the imperial mammoth before the Great Lakes were formed. The colorful flint has yet to lose its value and usefulness. 

Alibates Flint Quarries was the only national monument in the state of Texas until 2013 when the Military Working Dog Teams National Monument was created. Alibates Flint Quarries is located near and managed together with Lake Meredith National Recreation Area. The popular guided tour includes a moderate 2-mile hike and reservations are highly recommended.  In addition to a self-guided museum, the Visitor Center also offers the following:

• An award-winning film about Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
• Jr. Ranger Program and activities
• Mesquite Trail- an easy self-guiding trail
• Alibates Gardens--self-guiding tour with themed gardens
• Certified Monarch Butterfly Waystation