A Quiet RV Community Outside Temple, TX
Quiet is the amenity most long-term RVers actually want, and it is the hardest one to find. Journey's is a small park on 10 acres with enforced quiet hours and residents who mostly work early. Weekend and short-term guests are welcome too.
Quick Answer
Journey's RV Park is a quiet RV community on 10 acres outside Temple, TX. Quiet hours are strictly enforced, sites are spaced apart, and residents include Christian families, retirees, contractors, fishing enthusiasts, and relocating families. Nightly and weekly guests are also welcome.
How we keep it quiet
- Quiet hours enforced by management, not just posted
- 30 sites on 10 acres — low density by design
- No party or event atmosphere in the residential area
- Screening conversations before move-in
- Owners live and work on the property
Who your neighbors are
Christian families, retirees, and relocating families. Contractors on multi-month builds and fishing enthusiasts heading to Belton Lake. Travel nurses working 12s at Baylor Scott & White, soldiers and military families stationed at Fort Hood, and remote workers who wanted land instead of a leasing office.
That mix produces a park where the loudest thing at 10pm is usually the wind on the trail.
Shift workers welcome
If you sleep during the day, tell us. We will place you away from the entrance and the laundry building. Night-shift nurses are a large share of our residents and the community is used to it.
Frequently asked questions
Are quiet hours enforced?
Yes. Quiet hours at Journey's RV Park are strictly enforced by management, and the park has no party atmosphere.
How many sites are there?
There are 30 sites on 10 acres, which keeps density low and noise down.
Is the park good for night-shift workers?
Yes. Many residents work nights at Baylor Scott & White, and we place day sleepers away from the entrance and laundry.