Bobbie’s RV Park has officially opened in Midland, Texas, offering over 70 full-hookup RV sites for short- and long-term guests. Located at 6200 E. Interstate 20, the park is near Business-20 and Loop-250, providing easy access to dining, shopping, and local attractions.
The newly established park, formerly known as Whitfield RV Park, is locally owned and operated.
“Whether you are here for a night or planning an extended stay, our on-site management is dedicated to making your experience exceptional. Stay as long as you need; we have you covered from day one. We want to be your home base in the heart of West Texas,” a spokesperson said in a press release.
Bobbie’s RV Park offers amenities designed for convenience and relaxation. Each site is equipped with 20/30/50 amp electric service, water, and sewer hookups.
Guests also have access to free Wi-Fi and spacious pull-through sites for hassle-free setup and departure.
The park accommodates travelers with a range of needs, from overnight stays to extended visits. On-site management is available to assist guests and maintain a welcoming environment.
Pet-friendly policies allow small- and medium-sized dogs, providing added comfort for traveling families. The park emphasizes a secure and affordable experience with modern facilities.
Midland, located in the Permian Basin, is a hub for the oil industry and home to several attractions. Points of interest include the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum and Boom Town, a replica 1930s oil town featuring a land office and general store.
Visitors can also tour the restored childhood home of George W. Bush, preserved to reflect its 1950s appearance. The city’s public amenities include more than 30 parks, golf courses, fishing ponds, and skate and dog parks.
Family-friendly attractions in the area include the Bowlero, Doug Russell Aquatic Center, Green Acres Mini Golf, Fiddlesticks Farms, and the Fredda Turner Durham Children’s Museum.
Cultural offerings are available at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center, which hosts events such as Broadway in the Basin, the Midland Odessa Symphony & Chorale, and the Midland Festival Ballet.
For more information about the park, visit their website here.