Kermit and Winkler County crew housing
Last updated 2026-10-19 · Winkler County
What is happening locally
Existing operators in Kermit and Wink advertise camps for crews of up to about 120 and extended-stay crew housing, which tells you the demand is steady. Winkler County is outside the GSA non-standard areas, so per diem runs at the $113 standard rate even when local lodging is tight.
Permits and site
Inside Kermit, check city zoning. In unincorporated Winkler County, septic permits, plats, and access apply.
Suggested units
- Rotating crew of 20: 4 × 5-bed crew units on a company yard
- Leads: one 4-suite unit
16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen)16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen)16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens)16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit
Cost check
At the GSA FY2027 rate for Winkler County ($113 a night), one worker in a hotel costs about $3,435 a month. Compare that with owning in the break-even calculator and the cost per bed guide.
Delivery
Kermit is about 343 miles from Seguin, TX in a straight line; road miles are longer. Lead time depends on stock and permits; ask us.
Common questions
Are there man camps in Kermit, TX?
Yes. Several operators advertise crew camps and extended-stay lodging in Kermit and Wink. We sell units to companies that want their own.
Do you deliver crew units to Kermit?
Yes, as oversize loads with permits. Kermit is about 343 straight-line miles from Seguin, TX. Ask us for a delivered price and current lead time.
Do you rent rooms?
No. We sell housing units to employers, operators, and landowners.
Sources
- Cotulla Village, Kermit and Wink camps (checked Oct 2026)
- GSA FY2027 per diem rates file (Texas non-standard areas: Midland/Odessa $136, Pecos $125, Big Spring $133) (downloaded Oct 19, 2026)
Last updated 2026-10-19. Figures are as published by each source on the date shown; re-check before you budget.
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