Guides
Guides for living and working out here
The questions people ask before they move a rig to a monthly park in the Permian Basin, answered by the people who run one. Each guide answers one question and says what is true at A1 RV Park.
Living in your rig
For the person moving in: what the space includes, what fits, and how day-to-day life works out here.
- What does "full hookups" actually include? Water, electric, and sewer at the space, and here all three are in the monthly rate — no meter, no separate bill. Read the guide
- What does long-term RV living actually cost? Space rent is $400 or $450 a month here. What that covers, and what the rest of the budget goes on. Read the guide
- What size RV fits? Up to 60 feet long and 20 feet wide, every space back-in, and no rule on how old the rig is. Read the guide
- What do I need to move in? The short checklist for move-in day. No deposit, and the first month is prorated. Read the guide
- How do I get mail at an RV park? There is no office on site to take it. How residents handle mail and packages instead. Read the guide
- Do I need to winterize in West Texas? Living in the rig means freeze protection, not winterizing. The difference, and when it matters. Read the guide
- How do I protect my RV from wind and dust? The real weather story in the Basin. How to set a rig up for blowing dust and strong gusts. Read the guide
For companies placing crews
For the person housing a crew: who pays, how invoicing works, and how a monthly park compares with the other options.
Question not here?
The FAQ covers the rest, or ask us directly. A1 RV Park takes monthly stays only, and there is no online booking — a call or an inquiry is how a space gets held.
