Shade Stop RV — Covered Sites

Eagle Ford Shale · South Texas

Eagle Ford Shale RV Park — Covered Monthly Sites near the Heart of the Play

If you're working the Eagle Ford and need a place to actually rest between shifts, Shade Stop RV of Floresville offers covered, full-hookup monthly sites right in the play. Every spot is an oversized concrete pad under a permanent shade canopy — gated, quiet, and wired with fiber Wi-Fi. It's built for long-term stays, not a transient lot: a steady, comfortable home base for crews and long-term workers across the South Texas oil patch.

Location

In the heart of the Eagle Ford

Floresville and Wilson County sit squarely inside the Eagle Ford Shale — operators group Wilson among the play's central counties, alongside Karnes, Gonzales, and DeWitt. Just south of the park is the Karnes Trough, the liquids-rich sweet spot that holds some of the most productive wells in the entire play. From our gate, Hwy 97 and US-181 run straight down into that activity: Poth, Karnes City, Kenedy, and the Gonzales-county fields are all a short drive south and east. You're not on the edge of the Eagle Ford looking in — you're in it.

Why it matters

Why covered sites matter out here

Anyone who's spent a summer in the South Texas oil patch knows what the sun does to a rig parked in the open. At Shade Stop, every site sits under a permanent canopy, so your trailer — and your truck — stay out of the direct heat, and the inside stays livable after a long day. Pair that with a gated entrance and a quiet, orderly park and you get what most work-area lots don't offer: a place where you can actually sleep through the day if you're running nights, and come back to a cool, secure spot every evening.

Monthly living

Set up for the long haul

We're a monthly park first. Full 30/50-amp hookups, oversized concrete pads with room for a full-size rig, fiber Wi-Fi to stay in touch with home, and metered electric so you only pay for what you use. Whether you're here for a single hitch or settling in for a long assignment, it's an easy, reliable place to base out of for months at a time. See current monthly rates on our Rates page, or call and we'll walk you through availability.

Common questions

Eagle Ford RV Park FAQ

Is Floresville really in the Eagle Ford Shale?

Yes. Wilson County is one of the Eagle Ford's recognized central counties, and the park sits on the Hwy 97 / US-181 corridor that runs straight into the Karnes and Gonzales activity just to the south.

How close are you to the Karnes and Gonzales fields?

A short drive. US-181 south reaches Poth, Falls City, Karnes City, and Kenedy; Hwy 97 east runs toward the Gonzales-county fields — most are within 30–40 minutes.

Do you offer monthly rates for workers?

Yes — we're a monthly park built for long-term stays. Covered sites include full hookups and fiber Wi-Fi, with metered electric. Call (830) 321-1708 for current rates and availability.

Can you fit a full-size rig?

Yes. Sites are oversized concrete pads with room for larger trailers and fifth-wheels.

Reserve your covered site

Book a covered monthly site in the heart of the Eagle Ford, or call and we'll walk you through availability.