Longhorn RV Park

Called ahead checking on places to stay. We were delayed leaving Odessa, Tx because of High Winds, and also had to change directions to get home because of Thunderstorms. So now driving after dark, We picked this place. We only got to see Campground by headlight . It is all packed rock the best I could tell, with options of pulling into site from either direction. Utilities are easy to hook up to even for people with disabilities. While paying for site I checked Weather and again the next day was calling for high winds. We elected to keep 5th wheel connected to Truck and drop from jacks on RV. We peeled out of Campground at 0430hrs to try and beat the wind. So basically are complete stay was in the dark. Never the less if I was going through the area again and needed to stop I most definitely would elect to stay here again, day or nite. PS, because it's Texas and if you're headed East getting back on I-40 is a little frontage rd. drive, but not bad.

Yes We did beat the high wind and finally after 75 days on the road We made it home.

Up front, this review is written from the point of view of a short-stay versus destination RV park. We arrived and had no problems finding this nice little RV park for an overnighter. We had called prior to arrival for reservations and were told there would be no problem getting a site. We were instructed to pick a site and then leave $20 cash in the metal box. When we arrived we were greeted by the owner, a very nice lady, who stated to pick any site and she collected our money. It had rained really hard recently, which was unusual so it was a little muddy but not too bad. We picked site 11. All 12 sites here are pull throughs with FHUs with 15, 30, and 50 AMP on both sides so you can pull in either direction. There is also a picnic table and cool little bbq. This is a no frills campground (CG), which was just fine for our overnighter about 65 miles East of Amarillo, TX. There’s no WiFi or cable but we got a few OTA channels and 4 bars on Verizon. The CG is close but just far enough from I-40 that you don’t get much road noise. There’s also a county road that runs along the CG and the locals drive at a respectable speed. There’s a Conoco station and little motel with RV slots as well right up the road where we were able to get our diesel. There is a small fenced dog area and a large field to walk your pups. Great views and sunsets. Definitely on our favorite list for overnighters.