Silver Wind RV Park and Cabins RV Park Reviews, Ratings & Amenities

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About this park

Silver Wind RV Park and Cabins sits on TX-207 in Silverton, giving RV travelers straightforward access to the Texas Panhandle’s canyon country. The park highlights long-term practicality: extra‑long, full‑hookup pull‑through sites suit larger rigs and simplify arrivals, and extended-stay conveniences like on-site laundry, mail service, and Wi‑Fi support seasonal workers and snowbirds. Families will appreciate the playground, while the clean bathhouse makes dry-country days easier. An on-site food truck, The Briscoe Bite, is a useful perk when you’d rather skip cooking. EV charging is permitted for a daily fee.

Location is the draw: the park positions you to explore Caprock Canyons State Park and Palo Duro Canyon State Park, with Lake Mackenzie recreation also promoted by the park. Between canyon hikes, wildlife viewing, and lake time, this makes a practical base to stage day trips without sacrificing hookups. For travelers pacing across the Panhandle or settling in for a month, Silver Wind balances simple access, big‑rig friendly sites, and the everyday services that make longer stays easier.

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Elevation (in feet): 3,272

Contact

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(806) 823-2166

Hookups

Electricity: 50 amp
Electricity: 30 amp
Water
Sewer

Rates & Policies

Avg. Price: $30 - $50

Ages Allowed: All Ages

Stay Limit: Any Duration

Amenities

Bathrooms
Showers
Laundry
Wifi
Playground
Cafe / Restaurant
Cabins
Vault Toilets
Dump Station
Pet Area
Pool
Hot Tub
Clubhouse
Casino
Gym
Pickleball Court
Camp Store
Onsite Propane
Dish Washing Station

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Scout Insights

Average

1 review

Bathrooms

4.0

Showers

4.0

Laundry

N/A

Site Spacing

2.0

Site Levelness

4.0

Site Shade

1.0

Neighborhood

4.0

Natural Beauty

3.0

Park Condition

4.0

Nick Spreitzer Listing Owner

This park is well-maintained, well-manicured, has great food available from their on-site food truck, and is situated in a quiet area of a very small town. (Population ~650 or so.) The owners are new. Apparently they just bought the place in April. They were an absolute delight to talk with. (I could have chatted with them all evening, if time permitted.) They run both the park and the food truck. My burger was shockingly good. Getting in and out of the park was cake. I don’t think we saw more than one or two other cars on the road our entire final hour before we arrived. We didn’t use the bathrooms or showers, but we did poke our heads inside the bathhouse. It was small and a little cramped, but was at least clean and in good shape.

Our only real gripe about this place was that the sites were super close together. Maybe not the tightest we’ve encountered, but close. Our neighbors on one side had two cars parked behind their rig, one of which slightly encroached on our site. I had to abort my initial approach into our site because I would have clipped their car with our Airstream. In order to get in, I had to back waaaaay up and turn super wide. Not the biggest deal in the world but this required that I drive on the grass and attests to just how cramped the sites are here. I should also note that our gravel pad was only long enough for our 30′ Airstream. We didn’t disconnect, so our truck was off the pad in the grass, which was an inch or two lower than the pad. I had to get the rear tires of the truck positioned just right in order to get the trailer level front to back.

We would 100% stay here again, but only for an overnighter.

July 14, 2026, 11:22 am

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