Jourdanton, Texas, pulses with oilfield energy and ranching pride in the heart of Atascosa County. Park your RV at West Hwy 97 RV Park or Tri-Cities RV Resort to launch into Choke Canyon Reservoir's epic bass fishing and the town's legendary summer rodeo. Rates start at $37/night, so you snag affordable access to South Texas trails, barbecue joints, and cowboy culture.
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Jourdanton claims fame as Atascosa County's seat, where oil derricks dot the horizon and the 1918 Atascosa County Courthouse stands tall on Simpson Street. Anglers chase trophy largemouth bass at Choke Canyon State Park, just 15 miles south, while summer brings the Jourdanton Pro Rodeo to the fairgrounds with bareback broncs and barrel racing. Ranch roads lead to hidden barbecue spots like those along FM 541.
West Hwy 97 RV Park delivers no-frills sites from $37/night, ideal for oil workers commuting along Highway 97 or quick weekend warriors. Tri-Cities RV Resort shines for families and extended stays, with pull-throughs near schools and stores on the edge of town. Both spots sit minutes from U.S. 281, fueling day trips to San Antonio's River Walk or state park boat ramps.
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Jourdanton shines as Atascosa County's hub for oil production and cattle ranching. The 1918 Atascosa County Courthouse dominates the downtown square on Simpson Street. Each June, the Jourdanton Pro Rodeo draws crowds to the fairgrounds for bronc riding and roping. Choke Canyon Reservoir, 15 miles away, lures bass anglers statewide.
West Hwy 97 RV Park and Tri-Cities RV Resort lead options right in Jourdanton. West Hwy 97 starts at $37/night with highway access for easy commutes. Tri-Cities provides pull-through sites and resort perks near town shops and the county fairgrounds.
Yes, both West Hwy 97 RV Park and Tri-Cities RV Resort allow pets on leashes. Policies require waste cleanup and quiet nighttime behavior. Open spaces around the parks offer spots for walks near oilfield views and ranch lands.