Big things are happening in the Jewett area. NRG Jewett Energy Center is bringing increased construction activity and workforce demand to the region. For crews working on the project, having a convenient, comfortable place to stay close to the jobsite matters - and that’s where Crossbuck RV Park comes in.
Crossbuck-Jewett is located at 195 LCR 852, Donie, Texas, just a short drive from the NRG Energy project. Crossbuck-Jewett is purpose-built for the workforce supporting the project. We offer 125 spacious monthly RV sites for $675 per month, including utilities (water, electric, sewer) and internet. Crossbuck-Jewett provides a convenient home base while working in the area.
Full hookups at every site
High-speed internet for a reliable connection
On-site laundry facilities
Ample parking for trucks and work vehicles
Well-lit grounds for added comfort and security
Convenient access to the NRG Energy jobsite
Spacious sites
Whether you’re staying for a couple of months or for the duration of the project, Crossbuck RV Park offers a convenient, affordable place to call home while you’re working in Jewett.
Situated near Mexia and Groesbeck, this park features a reservoir with opportunities for fishing, swimming, hiking, and camping. Facilities developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps remain in use, providing access to wooded trails and lakeside recreation. The site serves as a well-maintained destination for outdoor activities in the region.
This reconstructed 1830s frontier fort near Groesbeck interprets the history of the Parker family settlement and related events of the period. Visitors may tour the grounds, examine period structures, and attend scheduled living-history programs or reenactments. The site offers a structured presentation of early Texas pioneer life.
Located in Fairfield, the museum complex encompasses an 1881 jail, historic log cabins, a farmhouse reproduction, and collections of local artifacts. A genealogy research library supports inquiries into regional family and community history. Guided and self-directed tours provide access to the preserved buildings and exhibits.
This Texas Historical Commission site near Mexia preserves grounds used for annual gatherings of Confederate veterans from the late nineteenth through mid-twentieth centuries. Notable features include a 1902 dance pavilion, a Civil War-era cannon, and remnants of later structures, along with trails and river access. The property remains available for self-guided exploration and limited recreational use.
Located south of Centerville, the park centers on a 15-acre lake suitable for swimming, fishing, and non-motorized boating, complemented by hiking and mountain-biking trails. Primitive campsites and limited cabin accommodations are available. The landscape combines post-oak woodland and open areas for day-use or overnight visits.
This approximately 11,000-acre area northwest of Palestine protects post-oak savannah, bottomland hardwoods, and wetland habitats. Public access supports wildlife observation, hiking, and a self-guided driving tour, subject to permit requirements. Seasonal hunting occurs under regulated conditions; visitors should confirm current access rules in advance.
Situated along Interstate 45 in Fairfield, this family-operated establishment offers seasonal peaches, ice cream, honey, pecans, preserves, and a selection of bottled beverages. The store functions as a retail outlet for farm products grown on nearby acreage. It remains open year-round for travelers and local patrons.
This large reservoir spanning Freestone and Navarro counties provides extensive opportunities for fishing, boating, and shoreline recreation. Public boat ramps and marina facilities support access across multiple points on the lake. The water body is managed for both water supply and public use.
A family-operated winery near Palestine offers tastings of wines produced from Texas-grown grapes, including selected sangrias. The facility includes indoor and outdoor seating suitable for small groups. It provides a specialized agricultural tourism experience in the surrounding countryside.