Site size
25′ × 75′
The difference between a month and a weekend is whether you can live in the space. Room for the unit, the truck, and a chair outside.
Monthly & Long-Term
Built for the stay, not the overnight.
Most parks are designed around a weekend. Foundry was laid out for people who are here for months — working a project, running a harvest, or waiting out a winter. Thirty full-hookup sites at 2100 N Greenwood Street, Memphis, Texas — open now for water and sewer camping, with electric hookups on by October 15, 2026.
Utilities
30 / 50amp
Pedestal at every site (power on by October 15), potable water and sewer at the pad. Metered matters on a long stay.
Billing
1invoice
Monthly billing, and for crews a single invoice covering the whole block with one point of contact.
What a long stay needs
The things that stop mattering on night two and start mattering on week six.
Laundry you do not have to drive to. Internet that works well enough to handle a video call. Somewhere the dog can go. Asphalt instead of gravel, because six weeks of gravel dust gets into everything. A site wide enough that your slide is not over the neighbor's picnic table.
- Laundry on site — washers and dryers in the service building
- Park-wide Wi-Fi for remote work and staying in touch
- Fenced pet area, pet friendly throughout
- All-weather asphalt across the whole lot
- Level pads, so you set up once and leave it
- Room to expand well past 200 sites as demand grows
Who stays here by the month
Construction and commissioning crews. Three data center campuses are being built inside 45 road miles, along with the ongoing energy and utility work across the Panhandle. Multi-month assignments are the norm.
Harvest and ag crews. Texas cotton harvest runs roughly October through December, and custom crews travel in trailers.
Travelling professionals. Contract medical, utility and rail staff working Hall and Childress counties.
Snowbirds and long-haul travelers. US 287 runs right past the door between Amarillo and the Metroplex.
What it costs
A monthly site is $1,000, and that includes water, electric, sewer and park-wide Wi-Fi — there is no separate utility bill to budget for. First month plus a last-month deposit is due at signing. Questions, or several sites for a crew? Call 806-460-2424.
Rates
$1,000 a month, one flat rate.
One flat monthly rate per site, month to month. Water, sewer and park-wide Wi-Fi are included now, and electric is included in the same rate once hookups are on by October 15 — there is no separate utility bill at the end of the month.
Monthly site
$1,000per month
25′ × 75′, month to month. Water, sewer and Wi-Fi included now; electric included at no additional charge once it's on by October 15.
Due at signing
$2,000first + last
First month plus a last-month deposit of one month’s rent. The deposit is applied to the final month, not an added fee.
Three or more A/C units
+$150per month
Rigs running more than two air conditioners carry a $150 monthly surcharge. Two or fewer, nothing extra.
- Open now for water and sewer camping. Electric hookups are being energized and will be on by October 15 — generators are welcome until then.
- Month to month — no twelve-month lease and no early-termination penalty
- Sign online from a phone in a few minutes, any hour of the day
- Nightly and weekly stays are quoted by phone — call 806-460-2424
- Several sites for one crew: ask about block pricing and consolidated company billing
Crews & Contractors
Tell us your headcount and your dates.
We hold blocks of sites for construction, commissioning, electrical and civil crews working Hall and Childress counties, with monthly billing and one point of contact. Sites are $1,000 a month each, with water, sewer and Wi-Fi included now and electric once it's on — ask about block pricing and consolidated billing when you need several.