Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Canyon, TX has a lot to offer. Canyon is a great camping destination for everyone. There are tons of nearby hikes, adventurous activities, and sights to see. At The Dyrt, campers like you share their favorite spots, plus tips and photos. No matter where you're headed in Canyon, you'll find the best spot for you and your camping crew.
$16 / night
"Great fun , so pretty , awesome hiking and biking , pet friendly . We stayed 3 days in late February weather was amazing ."
"The hiking trails are well maintained and are very enjoyable to walk along. The campsites are nicely spaced and have big picnic tables."
$26 / night
"What an incredible entrance! We unhooked our toad before heading into the canyon, and I'm glad we did. The drive was stunning, especially for us Floridians not used to such drops."
"For most people, it is a long drive to this park. The Palo Euro Canyon State Park is located in the Texas Panhandle. From Central Texas it is a 8-9 hour drive. The long drive is worth it."
$26 - $225 / night
"Unexpected beautiful canyon in northern Texas! Beautiful views and clean, well maintained tent sites! Many trails walking distance from your camp and shared water spigots near sites."
"Loved hiking the trails with my dogs. Campsites were nice, stayed at juniper the first night. It had a pavilion on every site, and located next to restrooms. Beautiful view of side of the canyon."
$45 - $60 / night
"Awesome location for touring anything in Las Vegas. Two pools, dog walking areas and a large dog park. Great cell service and the staff was awesome."
"There’s a brand new loves opening in a couple days within walking distance. Small fenced pet run with larger pet area next to it for leashed dogs. In terms of a one night stay, 5/5 for the price."
$26 / night
"Location: You’ll probably not stumble across this location. It’s remote and you’ll need to be looking for it to find it. Once we arrived the flat farmland opens up before you into an amazing canyon."
"The Grand Canyon of Texas. Nice camping sites. Excellent trail system. Breathtaking views. No cell phone service with Spectrum."
"Fenced areas for three separate dog parks. Good level sites. Will stay here again."
"Three nice dog parks. We stayed in a pull through site, and it was all gravel, but very easy to get to. Sites were a little too close for my liking."
$26 - $50 / night
"Palo Duro Canyon reminds me a lot of Southern Utah with it's mountain biking and hiking trails. It’s a 20 minute drive from Amarillo, Texas."
"If you are looking for lots of hiking and mountain biking in the beautiful Texas panhandle. 2nd largest canyon in the U.S. Great amenities and a well cared for state park. "
"Small clean dog park, and pool (not open yet). Must see Palo duro state park in the area. Only negatives: train and airport noise. Had to level rig a bit, but not bad."
"It is an easy access to the campground from highway -(approximately 1 mile from highway).
There is free WiFi. They do not offer Cable TV but there are many channels."
$45 - $50 / night
"This Canyon Park is amazing and has both RV and Regular camping available. It has nice restrooms/showering facilities. It’s great for hiking and biking."
"We stayed here for two nights in June for our visit to the nearby State Park and to see the show"Texas." There was a heatwave in the Panhandle when we were here(117 degrees at bottom of Canyon!)"
$45 / night
"Excellent dog park. Excellent staff. Little noisy with highway traffic near ish and dumpster truck came at like 4 am. Other then that awesome playground and park area."
"The dog park and run was extremely clean and easy to access.
The RV Park itself was clean, and trying to find our spot in the dark was easy.
The only thing I was disappointed in was the showers."
ScoutFriendly staff. Nice hookup. Also has a small petting zoo, dog park. Discounts for military, first responders, active or retired.
GuideAwesome location for touring anything in Las Vegas. Two pools, dog walking areas and a large dog park. Great cell service and the staff was awesome.
ScoutQuick and easy access in and out. There’s a brand new loves opening in a couple days within walking distance. Small fenced pet run with larger pet area next to it for leashed dogs. In terms of a one night stay, 5/5 for the price. Longer term stays a little lacking in the individual spot ammendities like grass and trees.
GuideAwesome night stop for our travel. Excellent dog park. Excellent staff. Little noisy with highway traffic near ish and dumpster truck came at like 4 am. Other then that awesome playground and park area.
GuideThis was a one night stop for us. Which this seems like a decent one nighter park, wouldn’t stay longer than that.
Pros: -Concrete (level) Pads -Full Hook ups -Easy access from interstate
Cons: -It’s like a parking lot -Bathrooms/trash/dog park are all a really long walk unless you happen to be parked near them. And the way it’s laid out you can’t walk to the amenities unless you walk up and down the rows or walk through other people’s area (no paths). -Long term stay and short term all mixed together, so people’s sites are full of junk everywhere -Bathrooms are sooo muggy
TravelerTraveling I40 west. Good overnight stop for us. RV park is pristine. Clean & well maintained. Private restroom with shower and very clean. Traveling with a dog and glad to have the dog park. Would definitely stay here again.
TravelerStayed here one night. Great indoor pool with sauna and hot tub. Fenced areas for three separate dog parks. Good level sites. Will stay here again.
RangerBasic RV park, clean and convenient off expressway. Staff was nice and we were escorted to our site. Site was gravel but fairly level. Bathroom and shower was clean. Two dog parks were clean.
ScoutWhile there is no camping anywhere in the park, it does have a lot of recreational things happening in all corners. The “lake” is part of a larger controlled water way that is part of Lubbock Lake Park complex. The main entrance off of Broadway Ave is poorly maintained by the city (like many others around LBK) but once inside there are a multitude of things to do.
Frisbee golf. A very large and meandering course through trees, grass, bridges and a floating island, it plays host to tournaments often.
Canyon Run Dog Park. Do happy the city finally made this happen. Two sides of the same fenced area equal more than 5 acres of well maintained doggy play area. Huge old Oaks provide plenty of shelter with benches scattered about.
Fishing galore in the lake. Busy all day long and stocked frequently. 4th of July fishing derby packs the lake.
Joyland. A dated but busy amusement park is open late spring through mid fall.
Scattered trails with signs giving length and direction can be found often through large trees areas and open grass areas.
Baseball, softball, golf and a Prairie Dog Town can be found in the N and NE corners.
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dog-friendly campground near Canyon, TX is Fortress Cliff Primitive — Palo Duro Canyon State Park with a 4.4-star rating from 50 reviews.
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