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Quick answer: The wheat harvest usually begins in May and can last six or seven months, with custom harvest crews moving from Texas to Montana and living in RVs and travel trailers the whole way, per the Great American Wheat Harvest. Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park in Eastland is a custom harvest crew RV park on I-20 with nightly sites from $40 and month to month sites from $500 plus metered electric.
Running a custom harvest crew? Inez Spring is a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront park one minute off I-20 at Exit 343, open year-round with free Wi-Fi. Monthly sites are $500 for a back-in or $650 for a 100-foot pull-through, electric metered at 17 cents per kWh, $200 refundable deposit, month to month. Nightly from $40 to scout first. Call or text (254) 629-1197 with crew size and dates, book a night online, or see monthly RV sites and crew RV sites between Abilene and Eastland.
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A harvest crew needs a place to park the campers while the combines move from field to field, and a place where the families can stay put for a few weeks. Here is how Inez Spring fits a Texas harvest run.
Custom harvesters start in Texas and follow the wheat north to Montana, a run that usually begins in May and can last six or seven months. Crews and often their families live in RVs and travel trailers for months at a time.
Sources: Great American Wheat Harvest, About the Harvest, read November 2, 2026.
Inez Spring is one minute off I-20 at Exit 343, so crews can reach fields across Eastland, Callahan, Comanche and Erath counties (est. 15 to 60 minutes) and roll north when the wheat is done.
A back-in site is $500 a month. A pull-through up to 100 feet is $650 a month. Electric is metered at your own pedestal at 17 cents per kWh and billed on top, so the honest total is site rent plus your own meter. We do not estimate the electric, because your rig and the season decide it. The deposit is $200 per site and refundable. Terms are month to month, so a crew can stay for one phase or the whole job.
If your company pays per diem, compare the monthly total with your lodging allowance. More on that in per diem RV living in Texas.
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Send your start date, how long and how many rigs. The office replies the same day with what is open and a per-month total, electric billed on the meter.
The wheat harvest usually begins in May and can last six or seven months as crews move north to Montana, per the Great American Wheat Harvest.
Several sites side by side, long pull-throughs, laundry, a clean shower house and flexible stays. Inez Spring has pull-throughs up to 100 feet, nightly or monthly.
Yes, when sites are open. Call the office with the number of campers, their lengths and your dates, and the office will hold neighboring sites.
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.
A back-in site is $500 a month and a pull-through up to 100 feet is $650 a month, plus electric metered at 17 cents per kWh. The deposit is $200 and refundable, and terms are month to month. The park is open year-round with free Wi-Fi.
Each May a custom harvest crew starts in Texas and lives in campers for months. Inez Spring on I-20 in Eastland gives the crew a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront base with free Wi-Fi, nightly from $40 or monthly from $500 plus metered electric.
Call or text (254) 629-1197, or request a block on the crew RV sites page. Solo workers can see all the details on monthly RV sites.
