Groom packs Route 66 punch with its Leaning Water Tower and a 190-foot cross glowing over the plains. Campers hit The Creek RV Park from $40/night or Groom Mobile Home Park for prime spots near these icons. Base here to chase Texas Panhandle quirks without big-city bustle.
Groom hugs historic Route 66 in the wide-open Texas Panhandle. The Leaning Water Tower tilts playfully 22 degrees off Business I-40, pulling over every eastbound driver since 1984. Just west, the Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ rises 190 feet with bronze Bible statues at its base, a beacon for road trippers and faithful alike.
The Creek RV Park delivers creek-side sites from $40/night, ideal for Route 66 explorers craving quick thrills and starry nights. Groom Mobile Home Park fits long-haul families or workers with flexible lots marked 0, 1, 2, or 3, steps from town essentials. Both parks launch you into Groom's oddball landmarks and I-40 escapes.
Groom stands out for the Leaning Water Tower and 190-foot Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ. These Route 66 landmarks define the tiny Panhandle town of under 600 souls. Snap tower pics off Business I-40, then visit the cross's chapel and sculptures visible from the highway.
The Creek RV Park and Groom Mobile Home Park top the list in Groom. The Creek offers sites from $40/night near local creeks, while Groom Mobile Home Park provides lots labeled 0, 1, 2, or 3 for varied stays. Both sit close to I-40 and Business 40 for easy access.
Yes, both The Creek RV Park and Groom Mobile Home Park welcome pets. Check specific rules at The Creek for creek-side walks with leashed dogs. Groom Mobile Home Park's spacious lots suit furry companions during longer Panhandle visits.