FAQ

A managed workforce village in Sudan, Texas, providing workforce housing for construction crews and project staff.

No. It's crew housing. RVs are how the housing is delivered — either move-in-ready units through our lease partner or crew-owned rigs — but it's run as a managed workforce community for contractors.

Move-in-ready units through a partner lease program, or bring your own RV.

Sudan Workforce Village is a privately owned and operated workforce housing development in Sudan, Texas, with 327 sites planned.

Sudan Workforce Village is owned and operated by Seven Seven LLC, with on-site management.

The first 60 sites are targeted for January 31, 2027, with 120 by April 30, 2027, 194 by June 30, 2027, 230 by August 31, 2027, 290 by September 30, 2027, and all 327 sites complete by January 31, 2028. See Availability. Availability →

On-site management, a workout facility, restrooms, Wi-Fi (included) and on-site food trucks: breakfast in the morning, dinner in the evening. Laundry is off-site at a laundromat about a 2-minute drive away. Planned: bathhouses with showers, a rec room / clubhouse, a food truck court & outdoor dining, green space and a dog park.

Auto & truck repair, auto & truck tire service, and hardware (about a minute up FM 303), a 24-hour fuel stop and market and a dollar store (each a 1–2 minute drive), a laundromat (about 2 minutes), and three restaurants within about 3 minutes, so lunch is minutes away. On-site food trucks: breakfast in the morning, dinner in the evening.

50A electric (Xcel), City of Sudan water and sewer, and freeze-protected water connections.

A single two-way entrance off FM 303.

Sudan Workforce Village is pet-friendly and has an on-site dog park. Pets are welcome under standard workforce housing policies, including a per-site limit, leash and cleanup requirements, current vaccinations, and owner responsibility for any damage.

Wi-Fi included.

Send a reservation request with headcount and dates on the reservation form, or email info@sudanrvvillage.com.