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2300+ lot RV park under development in Taylor County

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TAYLOR COUNTY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – An RV park with more than 2,300 lots is under development in Taylor County.

During a meeting Tuesday, Taylor County commissioners approved a final infrastructure development plan for the Elmdale RV Park, which will be located off Elmdale Road N and Mesquite Lane.

The park will house 2,313 RV spots, encompassing 148 acres.

These lots will be 24 feet by 55 feet with pad sizes of 12 feet by 47 feet.

Utilities will be provided by Hamby Water, Taylor County Electric, and the City of Abilene (sewer).

In addition to the RV spots, the park will feature a playground, dog park, sand volleyball area, and an office/clubhouse.

The park will also comply with all ADA requirements and all RVS will be required to have a toilet and bathing facilities.

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