RV Park near Dallas — the quiet East Texas stop on I-20
Trade big-city RV parks for tall pines and a fishing pond, about 2½–3 hours east of Dallas, just 2 miles north of I-20 Exit 620.
- ≈154 mi from downtown Dallas
- 2 mi off I-20 Exit 620
- Big rigs to 50 ft
- Full hook-ups · 50/30/20 amp
- Unlimited WiFi
- Pets welcome
One interstate, one exit, two miles
From downtown Dallas, get onto I-20 East (I-30 East to I-635 South and US-80 East both connect). After that it's a straight run east past Terrell, the Tyler-area exits and Longview. There's no downtown driving and no tight city streets, so the approach is easy for 5th wheels and Class A coaches. Nearly all our sites are pull-through (all except sites 1–3), and 50 ft rigs fit easily.
From I-20 (eastbound or westbound)
- Take I-20 Exit 620.
- Head north on FM 31 / Elysian Fields Rd.
- Go about 2 miles. Marshall RV Park is at 4812 Elysian Fields Rd.
Coming from the north (Texarkana / Jefferson / US-59)
- Take US-59 South through Jefferson into Marshall.
- Turn left (east) on US-80 / Victory Dr and go about 1 mile.
- Turn right on Indian Springs Dr, which becomes Elysian Fields Ave / FM 31.
- Continue south past Timberline RV Park and the Marks Hill Rd / Airport Rd intersection, where the road name changes to Elysian Fields Rd. Marshall RV Park is about 0.6 mi further on, at 4812 Elysian Fields Rd. From Jefferson the drive is about 19 mi, ≈25 min (OSRM, approx.).
Leaving Dallas after work is fine.
Late arrivals welcome
Late arrivals are welcome and no check-in is required. Once you book a site, it’s yours. Pay ahead online, or use the clearly marked late-payment drop box (cash, check or money order; envelopes and pens are provided). There’s no office or staff on site, so please book online or call ahead.
Early check-in & late check-out: Early check-in and late check-out are available on request. Just ask when you book or call.
Distances and drive times are approximate, calculated with the OSRM routing engine (router.project-osrm.org) from our front gate on Oct 19, 2026. They don't include traffic, construction, or stops, so plan for extra time in a big rig.
Why Dallas-area guests stay out here
Quieter than a metro park
No freeway roar and no packed rows. Guests mention the quiet in their reviews again and again. You get East Texas nights, stars, and a fishing pond right in the campground.
Simple flat site service fees
$40–$45 a night, $190–$220 a week, or $470–$600 a month. Utilities and WiFi are included. Veterans save 10% on the daily rate.
Built for big rigs
Nearly every site is pull-through (all except sites 1–3), with full hook-ups and 50/30/20 amp, and 50 ft rigs fit easily. You won't be maneuvering through city traffic on your way in.
A good halfway point
Heading on to Shreveport, Louisiana, or points east? We're about 37 miles from Shreveport, so you can break up the trip with a real night's rest.
Ballgames, campus visits, and Marshall weekends
Tournament and game-day families. Many of our guests are parents following softball and baseball tournaments and high school and college football games across East Texas. With 42 sites and weekly site service fees, a camper here can be your home base for a whole tournament weekend instead of a string of hotel nights.
Visiting a Marshall college. Marshall is home to East Texas Baptist University (home of the Tigers, NCAA Division III) and Wiley University, a historically Black university founded in 1873. If you're a Dallas parent coming for move-in, a game, or graduation, bring the RV and stay a few minutes from campus.
Marshall's big weekends. The FireAnt Festival fills downtown Marshall every year on the second Saturday of October, with a parade, a 5K, the Tour de FireAnt bike ride, and more than 200 vendors. The Caddo Kennel Club of Texas holds AKC all-breed dog shows at Marshall City Arena (3310 Poplar St.), and our pet-friendly sites are a good fit for exhibitors traveling with dogs.
Outdoors nearby. Caddo Lake State Park is a short drive away. You can paddle the Big Cypress Bayou under moss-draped cypress, fish from the pier, or walk the trails.
Heading back toward Dallas? Use us as the last quiet night before a Cowboys game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the State Fair of Texas at Fair Park, or a morning at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. You can roll in the next day rested.
Questions from Dallas travelers
How far is Marshall RV Park from Dallas?
About 154 miles from downtown Dallas, roughly 2 hours 45 minutes by OSRM routing (approximate, without traffic or stops). Almost all of it is on I-20 East to Exit 620.
Can big rigs get in easily?
Yes. 50 ft rigs fit easily, and nearly every site is pull-through (all except sites 1–3). The route is interstate plus about 2 miles of FM 31 / Elysian Fields Rd.
What are your site service fees?
Daily $40–$45, weekly $190–$220, monthly $470–$600 (monthly stays are booked by phone). Utilities and WiFi are included, and veterans save 10% on the daily rate.
We're leaving Dallas late. Can we still come in?
Late arrivals are welcome and no check-in is required. Once you book a site, it’s yours. Pay ahead online, or use the clearly marked late-payment drop box (cash, check or money order; envelopes and pens are provided). There’s no office or staff on site, so please book online or call ahead.
Are pets allowed?
Yes. Pets are welcome. Please review the pet rules on our homepage before you arrive.
Is it close to ETBU and Wiley University?
Yes, both campuses are in Marshall, a short drive from the park.
Reserve your site at Marshall RV Park
Daily $40–$45 · Weekly $190–$220 · Monthly $470–$600 (monthly by phone). Veterans save 10% on the daily rate.