Not much to it. A place to stay. Worked for us. A convenient place to stay while we explored the area.

Got in late but check in was really easy. Shower was steaming hot. Could have used a better cleaning but regardless hot. Didn't mind the trains cruising thru at night. Added to the adventure but if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs. read more

I love how design can make the simplest things magical. Tumble in Marfa gets major points for just simply being in Marfa itself which is a great destination and additional points for being a place you can stay on your way to Big Bend National Park. It basically has "the essentials" (minus RV dump station) for anyone busting around in an RV or van. I'm new at this (day 10) so maybe don't take my word for it. But I appreciate the hip florescent Tumble In sign for the RV park, the unattended tear drop trailer for check-in, and a surprise evening/night experience that is probably already spoiled but I'd like to leave the magic for you if you only read my post. read more

It's not fancy but it's clean. the birds around the park are amazing. the kitchen has a working stove, refrigerator and washer and dryer. it's cold in the morning so thank goodness for the bathroom heater. and, the manager is super nice. read more

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Loved it! I love trains and the trains going by was so awesome! The check in was so cool. Lots of places to take cool pics as well as the nightly light up of the local land mark. Bathrooms and showers were clean although we didn't use. Nice "lounge" to do a load of laundry as well as a complete kitchen set up. Reminded me of being in So Cal and or New Mexico. Watch your feet for stickers!!! Definitely would stay again!! Funky fresh no frills just a place to chill!!!!! And yes the WI-FI worked Definitely worth a "Tumble In." read more

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by far one of the best RV parks I've stayed at. nice gravel roads, the manager was very friendly, easy convenient check in, bathrooms were nice and clean , and the camp kitchen was very helpful. and best of all, the views you get from it are breath taking! during the day the mountains are fully viewable, and the sunsets and stars are amazing! close to town but far enough away that the lights don't mess with your view! just a short ride away from the marfa lights viewing platform, dollar general less than a mile away for those forgotten items . everybody I met there was super friendly . I'll be back and I'll highly reccomend em to anybody that asks read more

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My first time to camp by myself was a great experience at this quaint little RV park. It's got a clean bath/ shower area, a comfy lounge, and even a fitness center . I felt entirely safe and comfortable. I will be back! read more

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We just got back from staying at the Tumble In. We parked our RV there for 3 nights. This place is a gem. Cable/Water Hook ups for 80"/50" or smaller & tent pads. There were brand new bathroom & shower facilities. My girlfriends preferred showering in there rather than our RV b/c of the cold/hot water availability and cleanliness. It might be a little more cold in the winter but it looks like they are prepared b/c it had a heater on the wall. i think people come to Marfa for a different vibe and Tumble in is definitely is that. It has it's own character- cactus,christmas lights, natural wood, cute signs and well paved roads. It just kinda gives you that good ol west texas feel. There is a self check in no hassle casita. Washer/Dryer on site. A communal refrigerator & sink as well as a picnic table ( all under a covered steel barn) This place is cool man. It's off Highway 90. Seriously you could walk into town. It's about a mile to Ballroom Marfa and another1/2 mile to mid downtown. Next time we will bring bikes. The train comes by and it isn't even loud just cool to see and hear. The spaces are spread out and we were there with 2 other guests. You see them but can't hear. If you bring a tent bring food to store in the frige on site, Marfa gets slim pickings when it comes to grubbing super early/late hours. Overall, if you have the means stay here versus paying $100 plus at another spot which doesn't give you the beautiful west texas skies and blanket of stars. Check out my pictures, i travel alot and i mark this one down on the come back list. Good job Tumble In, can't wait to come back! Stores/bars super nearby: Dollar General Stripes gas station anything is close in Marfa read more

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This place is so rad. My GF and I are seasoned travelers and I've gotta say these are the cleanest restroom/shower I've seen from texas to Cali across to Maine. The place has an awesome vibe and was a great price for us (we were car camping). We were able to use the fire pit outside the lounge and the stars are alwAys incredible. We will be back! Thanks so much Tumble In! read more

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Jus listen to the voicemail when you try to call....goodluck with them answering your email thoroughly.

Stayed at the white 70s trailer Air BnB run by clothing designer Ashley Rowe. It was Halloween and the local bar was having a costume party. The winner was dressed as an Ashley Rowe model. Pretty hilarious. Check out her Instagram and you'll note that the curtains in the trailer look like her clothes. The RV park is cool. It's got the weird west Texas Marfa vibe. It's right next to the train track, so that can be romantic or annoying. I like trains so it was cool. The bathroom is clean and has a free shower. The kitchen works fine for making a nice meal and meeting the local residents. Easy to spot if coming from the west (look for the neon sign) , but difficult if from the east at night (the sign was burnt out on that side?). read more

Not sure you have a whole lot of travel trailer choices in Marfa so Tumble In gets a star for having what you need, full hook up, clean bathrooms, WIFI and lots of stars at night. Great website tumbleinmarfa.com sets expectations high. It's a real self sufficient place, self check-in/out, no visible management or maintenance in evidence. Could use some infrastructure work with material and leveling on sites and internal roadways. Heavy rain over Thanksgiving weekend created large puddles, pot holes and mud holes throughout campground. Overflowing dumpster couldn't block the road noise from US 90. While very hip, cool and rad, Tumble In was unfortunately a little less than OK. read more

This place is very quaint. The owner is hospitable and the manager is there to help with anything. Also the rates are very reasonable. Strong wifi, great little showers, a stones throw from Marfa proper via a hiking trail. Can't wait to come back and spend more time. Thanks guys! read more

My wife and I stayed here on only our second night ever in our new camper and the first on our long trip to California. I found out about the park from a favorite bartender here in San Antonio who is from Marfa and has a relative who owns the park. It was everything he said: funky, clean, with clear, cool air and an "in the middle of nowhere "movie set" experience. We didn't walk into Marfa like some have suggested, but it was just a short drive for a delicious steak at the El Paisano and some cocktails at the sophisticated Hotel St. George. Back to our campsite, where we walked to the light sculpture next to the park (just follow the path), listened to some very sad cows (yearlings?) and amazed at the stars in all directions. Later on that night we woke to Yipping Coyotes, and then that train that has been mentioned came rumbling through and it sounded as though we might have accidentally set up our campsite on the tracks!! The next morning we drank our coffee to an incredible sunrise, took hot showers in the very clean but small and pristine facility, then packed and headed down the highway for our ultimate destinations-Grand Canyon and Yosemite. There is no swimming pool, golf course, club house, ski lake, petting zoo, bar and grill, a guide to lead you to your site- that kinda stuff-there's also no crowd. There is the awesomeness that is a clear September West Texas night, lonely cows, howling coyotes, Marfa's eccentricity, and our cozy happiness in our RV. Bravo Tumble In! read more

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Cool place. New sites. Incredible views of Marfa plateau and trains in the distance. Right next to town and yet quiet and peaceful. It's near the Marfa lights too. Only negative is they don't have facilities (yet - it's brand new). But neither does the other place in town and this one is better, not such a parking lot. Nice owners, too. read more

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One of those places people talk about but you never check out for yourself well we did and it was that hole in the wall vibe that we all look for in restaurants but this was a RV park. The neon sign ,the awesome lounge and outside patio gave this place a nostalgic but homey feeling !! We really enjoyed our stay there even though we will prolly never come back I wanted to write a good review for this special out of the way nowhere kinda place !!! Hope this helps someone out there looking for the nostalgic and crazy kind of places we look for. read more

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Great spot- this is where I will stay/camp for future visits if/when I'm back in the Marfa area. Super comfy and lax, facilities are simple, clean and accommodating! read more

Tumble In is the cheaper alternative to the somewhat fancy El Cosmico campground in Marfa ($40/night to TENT?! No thanks!) All about less expensive when you're gonna be laying on the ground in a tent anyways & Tumble In was $25/night. But, something I've come to expect at campgrounds -- BATHROOMS!!!!!!! ALL OF THEM ARE "OUT OF ORDER" RIGHT NOW! What exactly is one supposed to do to relieve themselves because I am sure you don't want them popping a squat all over your campground like wild animals. I can understand toilets being down for 24 hours but we spoke to fellow campers who have been here for 5 days now & were told on the FIRST day that the toilets would be up & running soon... FALSE! Which is why I'm giving 2 stars. Great site for camping/hooking up your camper but I'd call ahead to ask if their facilities are working because having to drive down to the gas station in town to take a sh*t is not ideal. read more

Great location. Quiet folks during our visit. Impeccable bathrooms and good water pressure in shower. Nice amenities in kitchen/laundry room. Very reasonable rates. It's got the cool retro vibe, like you'd expect from Marfa, without being too self-consciously hip, like a lot of places in this Texas town-turned NY/Hollywood-vacationland. read more

We stayed here for 2 or 3 nights in November on a drive through Texas. I think we were actually the only people here, although we did see a tent camper once! This is one of the most no-nonsense, self sufficient places we've ever stayed ... you register yourself, find a spot, put the money in the box and you're good to go! The owners checked on us a few times to see if we needed anything and gave us some great recommendations on places to eat in town. My only warning is if you have pets, there are these little thorny things all over -- making a dog walk impossible. We actually had to drive the dog to another place to take a walk. read more

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Loved staying here. Super low key and great location in relation to Marfa (maybe 1/4 of a mile). Had everything you need to cook, clean bathrooms, etc. Will certainly look forward to staying here next time we are passing through. read more

If i could give zero stars or negative, I would. Where do I begin with this mess of an establishment? On a recent trip to Marfa, I found this park online and called to see if they had space for a pop-up camper. The property manager said they had three spaces and that we could make it work. I asked if we could reserve a spot to ensure it would be there when we arrived late that night. The manager said that they do not accept reservations but said we should be able to make it work. We get there late at night, 1030pm and they have 1 spot left, and the manager says its reserved(?!) but not for us. He all but kicked us off the property and we were stuck to find shelter late at night in the middle of no where. Horrible experience for us that could have been avoidable. From what I saw of the park, it looked like a complete dump as well. Small lots, very close together. read more

Nice amenities (kitchen, hot showers, etc.), easy to access, and generally a peaceful place. It is self pay, so bring cash or check to pay. Would stay again. read more

The only real redeeming feature of this park is location between observation area and downtown. Very convenient. They tout pet friendly but there is no decent grassy area to walk dogs. The ground is full of stickers, couldn't walk 5 feet without pulling stickers out of my poor dogs' paws. read more

Cute little setup with a "check yourself in" area. I suggest bringing cash because you put it into a lockbox upon arrival. We used the camping area and set up a tent. The bathrooms were clean. The only complaint I have is the sticker burrs all over the camping grounds. This place is dog friendly, but the sticker burrs are not! Those things are SHARP! Either way, it's much cheaper than el Cosmico and you can park right next to your tent which is a huge factor for me. Will definitely camp here again. read more

We're camping here now and the place is great. It's not fancy like some of the big city rv campgrounds but it has everything we need. The common area and restrooms are clean, the wifi is strong (watched a netflix movie last night), and the vibe is cool. We heard a low rumbling noise about 7p last night as the train passed a hundred feet or so along the back of the property. It was more entertaining than a nuisance. The train passed by again about 12 hours later. Our gravel semicircle space is surprisingly level. I will think of this place often and visit again. read more

Stayed 1 night 5/1/13 in 35'Class A. Read all the testimonials B4 opting for this spot. I'll never trust a rating again. The report about the absence of train whistles at night is a fraud. I counted 4. The tracks are adjacent to the park. The spaces are long but not very wide. The weeds and whispy grass had not been cut forever.There was animal feces (dog) dotted around our site and I think bridget w.'s report of the Marfa lights might have been related to her choice of beverage. We never saw the owners or an employee or the Marfa Lights. The real kicker and the major problem was the price. $29 for this was a sin. Maybe $15-18. On the plus side Marfa has a great Rock Shop. read more

friends, i've stayed twice at the tumble in, and need to talk about it - once in july when the sky was white hot and i thought the night would never cool off (which it did and i slept like a baby squirrel beneath cool winds), and then again in late september when the weather was like something in california if you added in about four hundred million more stars and needed a blanket at night. i saw the marfa lights from my camper chairs outside my rented airstream, while drinking a bottle of wine from the local grocery, the Get Go. c'mon. does it get any better than skipping driving a few miles west to the viewing station with an open container when you can just bloom where you're planted? two fantastic evenings under the stars watching the lights, using the uber spiffy bathrooms, inviting my friends out, and "camping" in high style. i'm not a big camper and only stay in rv parks as a last resort. i love the tumble in! the bathhouse is so utterly civilized, the grounds are still replete with natural grasses, the signage and "check-in" tear-drop airstream are all enough to make you want to stay and finish your novel. the owners are so kind and accommodating that you might think you never left your aunt's property in the woods: they do back flips in a quiet way to make sure you're happy and tucked in. this place is a sweet, sweet slice of far west texas. more so because it is very locally owned, operated and well-loved. maybe next time if you bring the sotol and the burn ban is lifted, we'll meet beside a campfire. love this place. enough to post my tel, call me if you have questions. 512 94 2307 bring boots and a flashlight and get ready to get happy. regards, bridget read more

We stayed here for one night in our Airstream. Cool, (very) clean, place within walking distance to town. The owners are super friendly and helpful! read more

We saw the Marfa Lights from our camper! The Tumble In is a traveler's oasis in the beautiful West Texas desert. Hot showers, clean bathrooms. big pull-through's, full hook-ups, communal kitchen and laundry. Spectacular view. Stop there and you will not be disappointed. read more

We parked our Airstream Interstate at the Tumble In for the month of April. We loved it! The Tumble In has no doubt the best bath house of any RV park in West Texas, and a kick ass Wi-Fi antenna (streaming Netflix is no problem). It's close enough to Marfa to walk or bike anytime. And every space is perfectly level and flat, all with full hookups. But did I mention this is in West Texas? The Tumble In also comes with a bit of wind (keep an eye on that awning) and goatheads, a little sticker that is remarkably efficient at flattening bike tires (the nearest bike shop will guarantee their fix for 6 months, but it's in Alpine, 25 miles away). These are acts of nature, and there's nothing the Tumble In can do about them.Don't let the lack of mature trees or the self-checkin system deter you: this new park is the place RVers and campers stay when in Marfa. And owners Cory and Jenny Lyn couldn't be nicer. We'll be back anytime we're in the neighborhood. read more