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Quick answer: Cisco College in Cisco and Ranger College in Ranger are each about 15 minutes (est.) from Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park, one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland. Visiting families coming for games, move-in or graduation can stay in an RV site from $40 a night or the barndominium that sleeps 11, and students, coaches and staff can rent a monthly site from $500 plus metered electric.
Visiting Cisco College or Ranger College? Inez Spring is a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront park one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland, open year-round with free Wi-Fi. RV sites from $40 a night, pull-throughs up to 100 feet, and a barndominium that sleeps 11. Call or text (254) 629-1197, or book online.
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Cisco and Ranger are small towns with two busy colleges, and the few hotel rooms go fast on graduation and game weekends. Here is what to know about where to stay near Cisco College and Ranger College.
Cisco College was founded in 1939 as Cisco Junior College and took its current name in 2009. The main campus sits on 92 acres outside Cisco, with a second center in Abilene. The teams are the Wranglers, and the school plays in the NJCAA, with football in the Southwest Junior College Conference. In 2025 the Cisco campus held commencement on May 9 at the Harrell Fine Arts Auditorium.
Sources: Wikipedia, Cisco College, Cisco College, 2025 commencement, read November 2, 2026.
Ranger College opened in 1926 as Ranger Junior College, in the same oil boom town on I-20 at the northeast corner of Eastland County. Check the college graduation page for this year's ceremony dates.
Sources: Texas State Historical Association, Ranger, TX, Ranger College, graduation ceremonies, read November 2, 2026.
Some students, coaches and staff live in an RV during the school year. A monthly site at Inez Spring is $500 for a back-in or $650 for a pull-through, plus electric metered at 17 cents per kWh, month to month, with free Wi-Fi for coursework. See monthly RV sites and monthly RV living for Tarleton students and staff.
Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park is one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland: a quiet, clean, family-friendly park on the Leon River, open year-round, with free Wi-Fi. RV sites run from $40 a night, pull-throughs go up to 100 feet, and tent sites are available. For a group or a family reunion, the barndominium sleeps 11. See rates and dates on the booking page, or call or text (254) 629-1197.
Big family coming for graduation? The barndominium sleeps 11, with four bedrooms and four baths.
Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park in Eastland is about 15 minutes (est.) from the Cisco campus, with RV sites from $40 a night and a barndominium that sleeps 11.
Ranger is on I-20 in the northeast corner of Eastland County, about 15 minutes (est.) from Inez Spring at Exit 343.
The college held its 2025 Cisco campus commencement on May 9. Check the college website for this year's date and book early, since rooms near campus fill that weekend.
Yes. Monthly sites are $500 for a back-in or $650 for a pull-through, plus metered electric, month to month, with free Wi-Fi.
RV sites start at $40 a night, with pull-throughs up to 100 feet. Monthly sites are $500 for a back-in or $650 for a pull-through, plus metered electric. The park is open year-round with free Wi-Fi.
Cisco College and Ranger College are each about 15 minutes from Exit 343. Families, teams and staff can stay at a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront park with free Wi-Fi, nightly from $40 or monthly from $500.
Call or text (254) 629-1197, or book online.
