Midessa Oil Patch RV Park

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Overview

4220 South Country Road 1290, Odessa, TX, 79765

The Midessa Oil Patch RV Park is located in the beautiful Texas town of Odessa and is a great spot for a fun southern escape. Travelers can expect great activities like golf, shuffleboard and tennis. Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground such as the Stonehenge replica, The Globe Theatre, Odessa Meteor Crater for historic sightseeing and hiking and the Presidential Museum and Leadership Library. There's also the Chris Kyle Memorial, Parker House Museum, Ellen Noel Art Museum and the historic White-Pool House. And of course, campers can take advantage of the long list of excellent pubs, eateries and specialty shops in the area. Amenities at the park include: pool access, cabin rentals, 30/50 amp sites, laundry facilities, sewerage, WIFI and water. Hope to see you soon!

Last Updated: 11/15/2024

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RV Sites

RV sites feature pool access, cabin rentals, 30/50 amp sites, laundry facilities, sewerage, WIFI and water. Sites are also just a short drive from local attractions like the Stonehenge replica, The Globe Theatre, Odessa Meteor Crater for historic sightseeing and hiking and the Presidential Museum and Leadership Library. There's also the Chris Kyle Memorial, Parker House Museum, Ellen Noel Art Museum and the historic White-Pool House. And of course, campers can take advantage of the long list of excellent pubs, eateries and specialty shops in the area.

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Deluxe Full Hookup 50 Amp	$35.00
Standard Full Hookup 20/30 Amp	$35.00

Tent Sites

Tent sites feature pool access, laundry facilities, sewerage, WIFI and water. Sites are also just a short drive from local attractions like the Stonehenge replica, The Globe Theatre, Odessa Meteor Crater for historic sightseeing and hiking and the Presidential Museum and Leadership Library. There's also the Chris Kyle Memorial, Parker House Museum, Ellen Noel Art Museum and the historic White-Pool House. And of course, campers can take advantage of the long list of excellent pubs, eateries and specialty shops in the area.

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Basic Water/Electric	$25.00

Amenities

Shower

Toilet

Laundry Facilities

Big Rig Friendly

Water Hookups

Community Restrooms

Sewer Hookups

Pet Friendly

WiFi

50 Amps

30 Amps

Activities

Shuffleboard

Golf

Tennis

Discount Clubs

Good Sam

AAA

TACO

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4220 South Country Road 1290, Odessa, TX, 79765

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Overall Rating: 2.8

Bird Finace

5.0

I love living at the Midessa Oil Patch RV Park. Everyone in the office are very nice. I love that they have a place for my dogs and me. If I ever have any issues all I have to do is ask and they help me quickly. The new owner is awesome and just a fun guy to be around. Everyone who works at the park tries there best to help accommodate everyone.

August 21, 2019

r l

1.0

this is the worst rv park to stay at in west texas the owner wants everyone to walk on egg shells he micro manages everything you do... he expects everyone to be perfect just like he is

August 21, 2019

Layna Moy

4.0

It’s quaint, it’s cute and it’s moving in the right direction! The wifi isn’t the greatest but also not a necessity. The staff was nice and friendly. They gave us bottled water, which honestly to us is preferable, it’s not the water wasn’t too safe they just wanted to make sure no one did get sick. It’s nice to have them concerned about our well-being. There were a lot of fun activities to do and there was a lot of great places that surrounded the park. Overall, it was worth the stay and hope that other people find the beauty in this place as well. It takes a while to make a change be very effective. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group

January 21, 2017

WILL James

1.0

We will not be staying at this park again. It look. The park water is not safe to drink according to the front desk so they have to give out bottled water. The owner is exceptionally rude. This looks to be an old koa that lost its franchise. Pass it by.

January 07, 2016