Truck Parking in Pleasanton, Texas

Pleasanton sits where South Texas freight naturally bottlenecks: US-281 runs through the middle of town, TX-97 crosses it east–west, TX-16 comes down from Poteet, and I-37 runs a few minutes east. Trucks have been parking here informally for years — on caliche pads, behind shops, along shoulders on the edge of town — because there was no proper place to put them.

We're at 6785 FM1784, on the north side of town. If you live in Pleasanton, Jourdanton, Charlotte, or Poteet and own your truck, you already know the problem we're solving. Most subdivisions and county roads aren't a realistic place to keep a tractor-trailer overnight, and the alternatives have been an unfenced field or a forty-minute drive into San Antonio to pay city rates. A paved, gated, camera-monitored spot ten or fifteen minutes from your house is a different kind of option.

For Atascosa County businesses, the yard works as overflow you don't have to build. Local hauling outfits, water and sand operations, dirt contractors, and ag haulers all have periods where equipment needs to sit somewhere secure between jobs. Month-to-month terms mean you're not carrying a lease on a yard you only need half the year.

The location also puts you at the top edge of the Eagle Ford shale, which is why a lot of energy freight ends up staging here. If that's your world, the Eagle Ford staging page covers it in more detail.

What you get: paved surface, level spots sized for 53ft rigs, wide lanes so you can back in without a spotter, lot lighting, camera coverage on the gate and rows, and 24/7 access. Daily, weekly, and monthly terms are on the pricing page. Broader context on the region's parking situation is in the secure truck parking guide.