Family-friendly & in a great neighborhood! 3 minutes the Nolan County Coliseum!

We’re Sweetwater locals and also pastors at Emmanuel Fellowship Church of Sweetwater. We love getting to travel with our family when we can, but we figured there’s no reason for our RV to just sit around the rest of the time.

So we’d love for you to enjoy it! Our hope is that it’s a comfortable, relaxing place for you to land while you’re in town—whether you’re just passing through or staying a little while. If you need anything or have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re glad you’re here and hope your stay in Sweetwater is a great one!

Sweetwater might be a small town, but don’t let that fool you—there’s actually quite a bit to check out, learn, and enjoy.

Take the Sweetwater Municipal Auditorium for example. It’s been around since 1926 and still hosts all kinds of shows throughout the year. Connected to it is the Jo & Tom Henderson Gallery, where you can catch art exhibits year-round, featuring everything from local artists to student work.

Then there’s the National WASP WWII Museum, which is honestly a pretty incredible place. It tells the story of the Women Airforce Service Pilots—the first women to fly U.S. military aircraft—and highlights their training at Avenger Field. It’s one of those spots that’s both inspiring and full of history.

If you’re into local history, the Pioneer City County Museum is worth a visit. It’s set in the old Ragland House from 1906 and gives you a glimpse into what life looked like back then. There’s also a chapel and gallery space with exhibits and collections to explore.

And of course, the Nolan County Coliseum is where a lot of the bigger events happen. From livestock shows and trade events to the famous World’s Largest Rattlesnake Roundup, there’s usually something going on and plenty of people showing up for it.

So yeah—small town, but definitely not short on things to do.