RV Park near Longview — weekly stays, quiet nights
A quieter, all-utilities-included campground about 30 miles east of Longview. Easy on and off I-20 for crews, tournament families, and travelers.
- ≈30 mi / ≈37 min to Longview
- Weekly $190–$220
- Monthly by phone
- Full hook-ups · 50/30/20 amp
- Unlimited WiFi
- Fishing pond
About 30 miles down I-20
To get to Longview from the park, head south about 2 miles on FM 31 / Elysian Fields Rd to I-20 and go west. Longview's main exits put you on Loop 281 and US-259 (Eastman Rd), which lead to most of the city's ballfields, plants, and shopping.
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.).
Shifts end late and games run long.
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.
A home base for crews working East Texas
Power line crews upgrading lines across East Texas, pipeliners, welders, and oil field workers stay with us because the math is simple. Weekly site service fees run $190–$220 and monthly stays run $470–$600. Power, water, sewer, and unlimited WiFi are all included, so there are no meter readings and no surprise add-ons. Monthly stays are booked by phone so we can match you to the right site. If several trucks are coming, call and tell us how many.
Easy in, easy out
2 miles to I-20, and nearly every site is pull-through (all except sites 1–3), with room for work trucks and trailers. 50 ft rigs fit easily.
Quieter than in-town parks
Out here it's country-quiet after dark, so you can get some sleep before the next early start.
Laundry on site
A coin laundry and a bathhouse with hot showers make it easy to stay for weeks.
Ballfields, museums, and Friday nights
Tournament weekends. Longview's Lear Park is a 182-acre regional sports complex with softball, baseball, and soccer fields, a walking trail, a fishing pier, a playground, and a splash pad. The city also runs the Hinsley Softball Complex and several baseball complexes. Softball and baseball families can park the camper here for the whole weekend and drive in for each game. Check your tournament schedule for the field.
Game days. East Texas loves its high school football, and Longview's Lobo Stadium is one of the big Friday-night venues. College football fans can also catch East Texas Baptist University Tigers home games at Ornelas Stadium back in Marshall.
Downtown Longview. The Gregg County Historical Museum (214 N. Fredonia St.) sits in a historic bank building. It tells the story of the 1894 Bill Dalton gang bank robbery, and you can step into a real vault. The kids can spend an afternoon at Longview World of Wonders, a hands-on invention museum on Tyler Street.
Plants and job sites. Crews working Longview's industrial areas or projects along the I-20 corridor can make a short commute from a quiet site instead of an in-town motel. Weekly stays also leave you money for a good dinner in town.
Back in Marshall. Fish the pond in the campground, spend a day at Caddo Lake State Park, or time your stay for the FireAnt Festival on the second Saturday of October.
Questions from Longview travelers
How far is the park from Longview?
About 30 miles, roughly 35–40 minutes by I-20 (OSRM estimate, approximate).
Do you have weekly or monthly rates for work crews?
Yes. Weekly is $190–$220 and monthly is $470–$600, with all utilities and WiFi included. Book weekly stays (up to 3 weeks) online. Call 903-923-0044 for monthly stays or multiple sites.
Can I park a work truck and trailer?
50 ft rigs fit easily, and nearly every site is pull-through (all except sites 1–3). Call ahead about extra vehicles or trailers so we can place you on the right site.
My shift ends late. Can I check in at night?
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.
Is it a good base for softball or baseball tournaments in Longview?
Yes. Lear Park and the city's other complexes are an easy I-20 drive, and you come back to a quiet site each night.
Is there WiFi?
Yes, unlimited WiFi is included at every site.
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.