Levelland, Texas, draws RV campers chasing the 1957 UFO lights that danced over Highway 70. Five parks in our directory provide easy access to cotton fields and South Plains College. Stay here for cheap nights starting at $1 and day trips to wineries on the Llano Estacado.
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Cotton bolls blanket fields around Levelland. Strange lights hovered above Highway 70 in 1957, sparking UFO lore that pulls visitors today. South Plains College anchors College Avenue with art exhibits and events. The High Plains Fairgrounds host rodeos and livestock shows each fall. Blackwater Draw, 30 miles east, reveals ancient bison kills from 12,000 years ago.
Levelland RV Park delivers budget sites from $1/night for solo travelers. Opdyke West RV Park Office fits RVs in 0, 1, 2, or 3 configurations, ideal for families. Alamo Trailer Park suits long-haul workers with steady spots. Lone Star Park works for quick overnights near town. Levelland City RV Park offers 50-amp hookups, dump station, and group sites for rallies.
Levelland gained fame for UFO lights sighted over Highway 70 in 1957. Cotton fields stretch across Hockley County, fueling local farms. South Plains College on College Avenue hosts events, while the High Plains Fair draws crowds for rodeos and exhibits each year. UFO tours trace the mystery spots.
Try Levelland RV Park, Opdyke West RV Park Office, Alamo Trailer Park, Lone Star Park, and Levelland City RV Park. These five spots cluster near Highway 70 and College Avenue. Most offer full hookups; the city park adds 50-amp service and a dump station.
Levelland City RV Park provides 50-amp hookups. It also includes a dump station and group sites for larger parties. Other parks like Opdyke West offer varied sizes, but check listings for exact power options before booking.