Oilfield Worker RV Park Near Ranger, Cisco and Breckenridge

Published November 2, 2026

By Inez Spring Park Management.

Quick answer: Eastland County has been oil country since the McClesky No. 1 well came in at Ranger in October 1917, and service crews still work leases around Ranger, Cisco, Breckenridge and the county roads in between. Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park is an oilfield worker RV park one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland, with month to month sites for $500 to $650 plus metered electric.

Working leases around Ranger, Cisco or Breckenridge? 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.

4.8 stars on Google from 222 reviews (October 2026). What guests say:

"Staying here for work nearby. Nice facilities, well maintained, clean spacious laundry facilities." (Google review)
"Our site had full hook ups with no problem. Site was level, and the park was very clean." (RV LIFE review)
"Even though it's close to the main highway it is still pretty quiet." (Google review)

Oilfield work does not keep office hours. A rig move, a workover or a pipeline repair can start tomorrow and run three weeks or three months. Here is how an RV site fits that kind of schedule.

Why oilfield crews come through Eastland County

Ranger was the center of one of the biggest oil booms in Texas history. The Texas State Historical Association records that oil was struck in October 1917 with the McClesky No. 1 well, and the 1920 census counted 16,201 people in Ranger, with perhaps 30,000 at the peak. The boom faded, but the fields around Ranger, Eastland, Cisco and Breckenridge still need service crews.

Sources: Texas State Historical Association, Ranger, TX, read November 2, 2026.

Who stays at an oilfield worker RV park?

Workover and well service rig hands.
Pumpers, roustabouts and lease operators on rotation.
Pipeline and gathering line crews.
Truck drivers hauling water, sand and equipment.

Most bring a camper and a work truck, so the 100 foot pull-throughs matter. Ranger is about 15 minutes east (est.), Cisco about 15 minutes west (est.), and Breckenridge about 40 minutes north (est.).

What does a month cost at Inez Spring?

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.

What do crews get at Inez Spring?

Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, water and sewer.
Pull-throughs up to 100 feet for a camper and a work truck.
A clean, rebuilt shower house and laundry on site.
Free park Wi-Fi, with many long-stay guests adding Starlink or a hotspot.
A quiet, tranquil riverfront park: the Leon River runs through it, with a private kayak launch and Lake Leon about 10 minutes away.
Family-friendly, so a spouse and kids can come along. Pets welcome, leashed, up to two per site.
Open year-round, one minute off I-20 at Exit 343.
For a supervisor without an RV, the barndominium sleeps 11. See rates on the booking page.

Also see pipeline worker RV parks in Texas and storm restoration crew housing.

Ask about a monthly site for your crew

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.

Frequently asked questions about oilfield worker RV parks

Is there an RV park for oilfield workers near Ranger, Texas?

Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park is one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland, about 15 minutes from Ranger (est.), with month to month sites and pull-throughs up to 100 feet.

When did the Ranger oil boom start?

Oil was struck in October 1917 with the McClesky No. 1 well, per the Texas State Historical Association. Ranger counted 16,201 people in the 1920 census.

What should an oilfield worker RV park have?

Pull-throughs long enough for a camper and a work truck, 50 amp service, laundry, quiet nights for early starts and month to month terms. Inez Spring has pull-throughs up to 100 feet.

What does a monthly RV site cost at Inez Spring?

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.

Can a whole crew park together?

Yes, when enough sites are open. Call the office with rig count, lengths and start date. We hold neighboring sites with a $200 refundable deposit per site and can set up one invoice a month for the company.

The short version

Crews working Ranger, Cisco and Breckenridge leases need an oilfield worker RV park close to the interstate. Inez Spring in Eastland is quiet, clean and family-friendly, with free Wi-Fi, for $500 or $650 a month plus metered electric.

Call the office

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.