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The best camping in Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge, TX
The best camping in Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge, TX
Sunrise Plains in Texas
1. Sunrise Plains in Texas
100%
(44)
46mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 2 sites
Learn more about this land:Large open field in the Great Plains of West Texas. The view stretches for miles with a perfect glimpse of the sunrise that will take your breath away. A small private gun range sits on the property that is available from sun up to sun down with permission. Come see the amazing vastness of Texas. Improvements are constantly being made! NOTE: There are dogs and children along the main road, speeding can be very dangerous.
Pets
from
$17
/ night
Cowboy RV Park & Horse Hotel
2. Cowboy RV Park & Horse Hotel
98%
(25)
50mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 2 sites
Cowboy RV Park & Horse Hotel is a friendly place to campy for the night, or for long term. We offer nightly rates as well as monthly rates. We also have horse stalls with plenty of room for your horse to be about. A horse corral is also at the property for your use. We have a laundry and full restroom facility on site. We have 3 full private bathrooms complete with showers in each. We have 3 washing machines and 3 dryers. Located in the same building as the restrooms and showers, we have a soda machine, snack machine, and also a change machine for the coin operated laundry facility.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$42
/ night
Windrush Alpacas
3. Windrush Alpacas
100%
(2)
40mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
Enjoy our peaceful location, alpacas, beautiful sunsets and stunning night skies. Over 30 friendly alpacas are waiting to meet you - well maybe we have one grumpy one! The road to our farm is paved. Our driveway is crushed caliche rock. Our gateway is 17 feet wide. For longer vehicles we suggest entering from the north end of our road as the turn will be less tight. Once on the farm there is plenty of space for you to drive your RV to turn it around along with a flat pull through field area to camp on.
We are just minutes off Highway 60/84, about 6 miles from the center of Clovis and 7 miles from Cannon Air Force Base. Check out the Rock and Roll Museum in Clovis or the Blackwater Draw Museum in Portales.
IMPORTANT NOTE RE GETTING GOOD DIRECTIONS TO OUR FARM: Our address confuses GPS systems and apps resulting in people getting sent to the wrong place (and the wrong place varies depending on which GPS system or app you are using). We strongly recommend that you go to Google Maps and put in our farm name Windrush Alpacas and get directions to our farm using our farm name. If you want to get good directions and not get stuck trying to turn around in an unknown location, we suggest you follow our advice!
This is basic camping (no hookups, water or onsite showers or toilets) but how often do you get to camp with alpacas nearby! Our horse Sabre, barn cat Brutus and other animals will be happy to meet you too.
Please note the reservation is only for the people who have reserved the site, please do not invite other people to join you. In the interest of maintaining the quiet of the farm for other guests, our animals and ourselves no large crowds or parties please! Excessive noise, drinking or any drugs will not be tolerated and will result in you being asked to leave.
Pets (well behaved and on leash) are welcome we just ask that you respect the other animals on the property and don’t allow your pet to get to close to them if they seem upset. We do have two dogs of our own on the property but they will be either in the house or back yard during your stay. Please pick up after you pet and be prepared to take pet waste and trash with you.
Children are welcome at the farm but must be accompanied by an adult at all times. We have a variety of equipment on the farm as well as the animals and we don’t want anyone getting hurt. Please understand that we are not here to occupy or babysit your children (hate to have to say that but unfortunately some people think we are!)
While you will be able to see the alpacas in their pens, please do not open gates or enter the pens unless we are with you and tell you that you can do so. We have free range chickens and guinea fowl that might be right outside your door when you go outside, so please bear that in mind.
We are very dry and very low on water in this area so while propane grills are okay, we unfortunately cannot allow any campfires or other naked flame setups. No dumping ash or cigarette butts on the ground please, we don’t want a fire! We also request that you don’t dump any fluids from your RV on the ground.
Quiet hours (no generators) are from 10 p.m. to 6 p.m. Please treat our property with respect and be mindful of other guests who are staying at the farm. This is a location that people visit for the peace and serenity and we want to be able to continue to share the farm with other guests
We have a small gift shop featuring alpaca related products and products made from alpaca fleece (socks, hats, gloves, scarves, rugs, yarn etc, - if you haven't tried alpaca socks for hiking or camping you don't know what you are missing!) We also have farm fresh eggs and local raw honey for sale when the chickens are laying and our friend’s bees are producing. Just let us know if you are interested in visiting the gift shop and we will coordinate a time for you to do so.
We have hosted many RV guests over the years and love to meet people. Many of our guest comment on how well they sleep at the farm. If you are at all unsure about anything concerning your stay please contact us in advance so we can put your mind to rest. We want your visit to the farm to be relaxing, restful and enjoyable. We look forward to meeting you!
Pets
from
$37
/ night
A&L Farms Camper
4. A&L Farms Camper
100%
(6)
49mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
* Unfortunately, our camper was struck by lightning and started a small fire - it is a total loss! I'm leaving the listing up so our past guests know what happened when they look for us. * Bring your bike or take a walk in the country. Wake up early to see a beautiful sunrise and sip your coffee while listening to the sounds of nature. Or enjoy a glass of local wine while sitting outside and watching the beautiful sunsets turn into a starry night sky. There are local wineries, museums, Texas Tech sports, the First Friday Art Trail, shopping, and many other activities just a short drive away.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$74
/ night
Waylon Jennings RV Park
5. Waylon Jennings RV Park
24mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
Discover the charm of the Waylon Jennings RV Park, a unique destination nestled along Highway 385 (Hall Avenue) in Littlefield, Texas. Established in the 1960s by a group of dedicated locals, this park offers a welcoming atmosphere that reflects the spirit of the community. Its prime location near the Lamb County Ag and Community Center makes it an ideal spot for visitors looking to explore local events and activities.
The Waylon Jennings RV Park is designed with accessibility in mind, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their stay comfortably. Pet owners will be pleased to know that the park is pet-friendly, featuring a designated pet rest area on the east end. Guests are encouraged to maintain the cleanliness of this area by picking up after their furry companions.
With its rich history and convenient amenities, the Waylon Jennings RV Park is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to the vibrant culture and outdoor adventures that Littlefield has to offer. Whether you're passing through or planning a longer visit, this park provides a perfect blend of comfort and community spirit.
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6. Levelland City Park
34mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
Levelland's RV Park stands out as a unique destination for travelers seeking a convenient and cost-free stopover in the heart of Texas. Located just south of Levelland along Highway 385, this special use park is dedicated exclusively to Recreational Vehicles (RVs), making it an ideal choice for short-term visitors.
The RV Park offers camper spaces on a first-come, first-served basis, ensuring that every traveler has an equal opportunity to enjoy this welcoming environment. Reservations are not accepted, and saving spaces is prohibited, allowing for a fair and organized experience for all campers. Each RV occupant is permitted to occupy only one space, promoting a sense of community among visitors.
While enjoying your stay, take advantage of the nearby attractions that Levelland has to offer. Explore the natural beauty of the surrounding area, indulge in outdoor activities, or visit local restaurants and shops to experience the charm of this vibrant town. Whether you're passing through or planning a short getaway, Levelland's RV Park provides a perfect base for your adventures.
Travelers World Campground
7. Travelers World Campground
40mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
Discover the unique charm of Travelers World RV Park in Clovis, New Mexico, where the beauty of the Southwest meets modern amenities. Nestled in a picturesque setting just minutes from the heart of the city, our campground offers a serene escape with easy access to local attractions, making it the perfect base for your adventures.
For years, Travelers World RV Park has been a beloved destination for visitors seeking a welcoming atmosphere and comfortable accommodations. Our park has evolved alongside Clovis, continually upgrading our facilities while preserving the friendly vibe that keeps guests returning.
Enjoy the stunning natural surroundings, explore nearby swimming holes, and partake in a variety of outdoor activities. With an array of restaurants and shops just a short drive away, you’ll find everything you need for a relaxing and enriching getaway. Experience the best of Clovis at Travelers World RV Park, where unforgettable memories await.
Clovis RV Park
8. Clovis RV Park
40mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 1 site
Clovis RV Park stands out as the premier RV destination on the north side of Clovis, New Mexico, thanks to its unique blend of tranquility and accessibility. Owned by Mark and Ann Harper, this inviting facility offers guests a comforting home-away-from-home experience. Nestled in a serene environment, the park provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of trains, airplanes, and highways, while still being conveniently located near a variety of restaurants and shopping centers.
At Clovis RV Park, we pride ourselves on our exceptional hospitality and commitment to guest satisfaction. Our friendly staff is eager to welcome visitors and showcase what sets us apart from other RV parks. With an emphasis on privacy and comfort, we strive to create an atmosphere that feels like home for those seeking temporary housing. Whether you’re here for a short stay or an extended visit, Clovis RV Park is the ideal choice for a relaxing getaway in Clovis, New Mexico.
Shallowater Mobile Home and RV Park
9. Shallowater Mobile Home and RV Park
47mi from Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge · 241 sites
Welcome to our serene park, a hidden gem in Lubbock, TX, where you can unwind and immerse yourself in nature without the distractions of city noise and traffic often found in other RV parks. Our campground is designed to provide a peaceful retreat while still offering easy access to the vibrant attractions of Lubbock.
We offer a variety of accommodations to meet your needs, including spacious RV sites and mobile home sites. Our RV sites cater to both overnight guests and those seeking seasonal rentals. Choose from a selection of options, including back-in sites equipped with full hookups for water, sewer, and electricity. Whether you have a motorhome, travel trailer, or fifth wheel, we have the perfect spot for you to feel right at home.
During your stay, enjoy a range of amenities designed for your comfort and convenience. Our updated coin-operated laundry facilities make it easy to keep your clothes fresh, while the playground provides a fun space for kids to play. Pet owners will appreciate our dog park, and sports enthusiasts can take advantage of our basketball court. For those who enjoy the outdoors, we have a scenic 1.25-mile walking trail that winds around the property, perfect for leisurely strolls or invigorating walks.
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Alex
January 2026
22 ft travel trailer
With pets
We enjoyed our stay at Cowboy RV! We stayed overnight as we were passing through Lubbock. Grounds and facilities are clean. The bathroom and showers are clean and spacious. There are also multiple laundry machines. Great stay!
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Charles C.
January 2026
20 ft campervan
Lovely peaceful site with very nice owners and alpaca, and a great little shop of alpaca items, owner clearly has a great eye and taste.
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Jevan
December 2025
15 ft pop-up camper
This place is unique sunset is the best when the west texas wind stops. Its feels so peaceful with the open space for miles. Tranquility is the word best primitive spot near lubbock just make sure weather is not windy. or else you will be flying a kite.
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Mick
December 2025
24 ft Class C
We loved the overnight stay at Cowboy RV! It was the perfect setup with easy access. The facilities were a big plus as well and the location is very convenient.
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Henry
December 2025
20 ft campervan
With pets
Open views and beautiful night skies. A little oasis right when I needed it.
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Kyle
July 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Great spot with beautiful views of the stars and sunset. My son and I enjoyed the range and quiet.
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Terry
July 2025
24 ft Class C
With pets
Great spot for lay over. Clean showers laundry nice people. If you have Horses. A great spot to turn them out for a day while traveling.
Thxs Roy!
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Walker
May 2025
16 ft car
Enjoyed my stay here
Great campsite ! Accommodating host!
10/10
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Missy
April 2025
25 ft Class C
With pets
Nice spot to rest for the night. Also, had access to to restrooms, shower, and laundry!
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Marissa
March 2025
22 ft travel trailer
With pets
Slept here for one evening and it was great. Follow the instructions exactly and you should have no problem finding the space. Very private, great place to bird watch.
My dog loved it too
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Monica
February 2025
1 night at A&L Farms Camper
I’ve stayed several times here and plan to again! This time around Lynnea was particularly accommodating considering the frozen lines and I am so very grateful for her flexibility!
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Robert
January 2025
16 ft car
Just as advertised…the spot is well away from the owner’s house and private in a plains environment with an area cleared to camp and a small fire pit. It was a good stopover spot near Lubbock. I had good cell service and a cozy night in my car.
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Peggy
December 2024
19 ft campervan
I had a great stay at Cowboy RV camp! The host was very helpful and responsive!
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Overview
About
Hike into the heart of Texas's oldest refuge on your next camping expedition near the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge. Just 20 miles south of Muleshoe on State Highway 214, this refuge spans over 5,809 acres and serves as a vital wintering and resting haven for a myriad of migrating waterfowl. Camping near Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge, you'll be in prime position to witness one of North America's largest concentrations of sandhill cranes. These majestic birds begin their descent to the refuge in late September, with their numbers peaking between December and mid-February. But it's not just the cranes that steal the show. With over 280 species on the refuge's bird list, every visit promises a symphony of chirps, calls, and songs, especially during the vibrant spring and fall migrations. With a visitor center showcasing the area's diverse inhabitants, picnic spots for a leisurely meal, and nature trails that beckon exploration, this refuge is a treasure trove for nature enthusiasts and campers alike. So, pack your essentials and set out for an unforgettable adventure into the wilds of Texas.
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