Big Rig Friendly RV Sites Near Temple, TX
Plenty of parks say 'big rig friendly' and then hand you a 32 ft pad with a tree at the corner. Journey's was laid out for full-size coaches and fifth wheels: wide roads, level pads, and 50 amp at every site.
Quick Answer
Journey's RV Park is big rig friendly — 18 × 50 ft level sites, pull-throughs up to 65 feet, back-ins up to 50 feet, 50 amp service on every site, and wide interior roads with an easy approach from State Hwy 36 in Temple, TX.
Can your big rig fit at Journey's?
Here are the actual numbers, so you can measure before you drive. If your rig is close to the limit, call and we will check the specific site against your length.
- Site dimensions
- 18 × 50 ft
- Every one of our 30 sites is the same size — no premium tiers.
- Pull-through length
- Up to 65 ft
- Coach plus tow vehicle, no unhitching required.
- Back-in length
- Up to 50 ft
- Room alongside for a truck or work vehicle.
- Electric service
- 30 & 50 amp
- At the pedestal on every site, sub-metered at cost.
- Hookups
- Full — water, sewer, electric
- Curbside placement; a 25 ft sewer hose reaches on every site.
What makes a park actually big rig friendly
- 18 × 50 ft sites with room for slides and an awning
- Pull-throughs long enough for coach plus toad (65 ft here)
- Back-in sites that take rigs up to 50 ft
- 50 amp service at the pedestal, not an adapter
- Level pads so slides deploy without stacking blocks
- Interior roads wide enough to turn without a spotter
- Overhead clearance — no low limbs over the pad
- Highway approach with no residential switchbacks
Room for slides and awnings
Site spacing here allows full slide deployment on both sides plus an awning. On 10 acres with 30 sites, there is simply more room per rig than a packed 100-site park closer to the interstate.
If you run a large fifth wheel with a dually and a utility trailer, tell us when you call — we will assign a site with the parking to match.
Power that holds up
Two roof airs in a Central Texas August is a real load. Every site carries 50 amp service, and because electric is sub-metered you pay only for the power you draw rather than subsidizing the neighbor who runs theirs at 68 degrees all summer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the largest RV you can accommodate?
Sites are 18 × 50 feet. Pull-through sites handle rigs up to 65 feet including coach plus tow vehicle, and back-in sites fit rigs up to 50 feet.
Do you have 50 amp service?
Yes, every site at Journey's RV Park has both 30 and 50 amp electric service.
Are the roads wide enough for a big rig?
Yes. The park sits on 10 acres with 30 sites and wide interior roads, with direct access from State Hwy 36.