Site dimensions
25′ × 75′
Every site, front to back. Enough length for a 40-foot coach plus a tow vehicle, and enough width that your slides and awning are not in your neighbor's living room.
Opening soon · Now pre-booking
Room to pull in,
built to stay a while.
Foundry RV Park is a new 30-site, full-hookup park going in at 2100 N Greenwood Street — right where US 287 meets State Highway 256 in the Texas Panhandle. Wide concrete-and-asphalt sites, honest utilities, and a straight shot in off the highway.
Booking online is the fastest way in — fill out and sign the site use agreement from your phone in a few minutes, any hour of the day.
- 30full-hookup sites
- 25′ × 75′every site, no exceptions
- 30 / 50 amppower, water, sewer
- US 287 & SH 256crossroads location
The Park
Built for working crews and long-haul travelers alike.
Memphis sits at the crossroads of US Highway 287 and State Highway 256, the county seat of Hall County and one of the last real stops between Amarillo and Wichita Falls. It is a town of brick-paved streets, a 1923 classical-revival courthouse on the square, and a whole lot of open sky.
Foundry is being built for the way people actually travel through here — energy and construction crews on multi-month assignments, snowbirds running 287, and families who would rather not fight a tight, tree-choked lot after 400 miles of driving. Every site is the same generous size, every site is full hookup, and the drive lanes are wide enough that you will not be backing into anybody's awning.
- Level, all-weather asphalt throughout — no gravel dust, no mud
- Perimeter drive lanes so you enter and exit without a three-point turn
- Big-rig friendly: 40′+ coaches with a towed car fit inside the site
- Nightly, weekly, and monthly stays
Sites & Hookups
Thirty sites. One size. All of them big.
The park is laid out on a single spine running the long axis of the lot, with sites projecting straight out to either side and drive lanes on both outside edges. It is a simple plan, and simple plans are easy to maneuver.
Power & utilities
30 / 50amp
Metered pedestal at every site with 30-amp and 50-amp service, potable water, and a sewer connection at the pad. No sharing, no adapters hunting.
Access
2drive lanes
Full-length lanes on both outside edges of the lot with cross drives and turnaround aprons at each end. Back in from the outside, hook up toward the center.
How the lot works
- Total lot
- 225′ wide × 500′ long
- Sites per side
- 15 west row, 15 east row
- Site depth
- 75′ from the drive lane to the center spine
- Center spine
- 15′ utility and landscape median
- Drive lanes
- 30′ along each outside edge
- End aprons
- Paved turnaround at both ends of the lot
Amenities
The things that actually matter after a long day.
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Full hookups at every site
30-amp and 50-amp power, potable water, and sewer at the pad. Nothing shared, nothing improvised.
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Laundry on site
Washers and dryers in the service building so a month-long stay does not mean a weekly trip to town.
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Restrooms & hot showers
A clean, well-lit bathhouse — because sometimes you want a shower you can turn around in.
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Park-wide Wi-Fi
Coverage across the lot for remote work, streaming, and keeping in touch from the middle of the Panhandle.
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Pet area
A fenced run so the dogs get to stretch out too. Pet friendly throughout the park.
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Long-term & workforce stays
Monthly arrangements built for crews working locally. Ask about blocks of sites and billing.
Crews & Contractors
Need several sites for a project?
We can hold blocks of sites for construction, energy, wind, rail, and utility crews working Hall County and the surrounding area — with monthly billing and a single point of contact. Tell us your headcount and your dates and we will put a plan together.
Location
2100 N Greenwood Street, Memphis, Texas.
Memphis is the county seat of Hall County, at the junction of US Highway 287 and State Highway 256 in the northeastern Panhandle. If you are running 287 between Amarillo and the Metroplex, you go right past the door.
- Amarillo
- about 64 miles northwest
- Childress
- about 29 miles southeast
- Clarendon
- about 28 miles northwest
- Highways
- US 287 & SH 256
Distances from Memphis, Texas as described by the Memphis, Texas city profile; the city describes itself as sitting at the crossroads of Highway 287 and Highway 256 on the City of Memphis site.
Get driving directionsWhile you are here
- Hall County Heritage Hall — local history and natural science exhibits in the old First National Bank building on the square (Texas Historical Commission).
- The 1923 courthouse — Classical Revival with Corinthian columns, still the working seat of Hall County (Texas Time Travel).
- Brookhollow Country Club Lake — private fishing lake about six miles northeast of town (Wikipedia).
- Caprock Canyons & Palo Duro — the Panhandle's two great canyon parks are both an easy day trip west.
Contact
Book online in minutes.
The quickest way to get a site is to fill out and sign the site use agreement online — no waiting on a call back, and it works at midnight just as well as at noon. Prefer to talk it through? The lines below are staffed, and we have three of them so you reach the right person the first time.
Reservations & rates
806-460-2424
Questions the contract doesn’t cover — pricing, availability, long-term stays
Maintenance
830-391-5206
On-site issues, utilities, and repairs
Payments & billing
214-532-5260
Invoices, monthly billing, and receipts
Opening soon. Pre-booking is open now. Sign the contract online to reserve your site ahead of opening day, or call the reservations line if you need a block of sites for a crew.