Best Dog-Friendly Camping near Lake Meredith National Recreation Area

Friendly staff. Nice hookup. Also has a small petting zoo, dog park. Discounts for military, first responders, active or retired.

Perfect for an overnight stop., on the way to somewhere else. Spots are easy pull through, all paved, but does have some issues if it's rained recently with puddles. Has a dog park, water and dump. Sites are all the same with Handicap accessible areas to dog park and around camping plug-in sites.  bathrooms are cinderblock, building construction with plunged toilet and sink, no shower.

Thank you Dumas, Texas for the fine overnight RV parking. Did I say free?!? Electric hookups, place to fill with water and dump, and easy access. Dog park. This was a great place to spend an evening while traveling .

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.

Traveling 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.

Stayed 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.

Really appreciate the City of Dumas providing a free place to camp overnight. Free spot with electric, dog park & by a park for kids. It was clean, convenient & appreciated. Thanks!! ; )

Basic 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.

Awesome 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.

A parking lot with 20 electric hook-up sites in a municipal setting.  There's a dog park, a playground for kids or a picnic.  Dump station and water available plus several dumpsters.

The only downside is the trains that run all hours and blow horns as they pass the intersection right outside the park.  

We were in a camper van and would stay there again.

This campground is very easy to get to from I-40. Check in was very efficient…they even called me to see when we’d be arriving in case we needed self check-in.

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.

Texoma Park is just what we needed.

Pulled in, filled the fresh tank, dumped the others and found a parking spot for the night. 

Excellent electric hook ups (although it appears there's one station out of service). 

Playgrounds and picnic areas, dog park. 

Yes, there's a train that ran up till about 10pm and returned at 3:30 am. 

As a parking lot it got seriously hot before sun down but cooled off nicely over night (late June). 

We would definitely stay again.

Absolutely loved our stay here. Booked it on the day of our stay on the app. Having to flee bad weather and horrible prior stay. The staff was so helpful, friendly and provided awesome recommendations in the area. Sites are nice for plains. Hook ups, wifi and cable were great. Super clean bathrooms and laundry facilities. We got a 4 night stay, even though they usually cap stays at 3 nights. 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. Even prairie dogs close to property. Which was cool to see.

This is a great pit stop or overnight place.

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. Extremely small and not changing stall, with a small curtain anyone can just pull back.

Pro trip: If you’re taking a shower go for the handicap stall there is a shower in there, and you can close the door with enough room to get undressed.

This 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

This municipal Texhoma Park Campground is FREE. The sites are essential in a parking lot and have electrical hookups only. These sites do fill up quickly so get in and setup before the late afternoon or early evening. There is a spot to fill your water tank and along with a dump station near the playground. There is a bathhouse with toilets only and no shower. The playground is decent sized and slightly dated but there is a separate dog park area so you don't need to worry about stepping in poop. We would recommend making this a stop on your road trip.

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Very clean. Perfect for big rigs. Lots of class A's here with tows. Wide spots. Excellent cell and wifi service. There is noise from the road. You can see it from the campground. However, it's not too bad. Easy pull through spots.. They have a nice dog run and huge grassy area for dogs. Very pet friendly. However, all the dog grass is on the west side of the park. So if you are on the east side, it can be a bit of a treck taking Fido to go potty at 11:00 at night. There is no grass at the campsite. However, I will take a bit of a track to nice grass over a short walk to a weeded bushy area any day.

We always stop in Amarillo when we travel from the DFW area to visit our son in Colorado. We've tried just about all of the Campgrounds/RV Resorts in Amarillo. Since Amarillo is basically just a resting place and there's not really any other perks, we just want a safe, quiet place to park over night. I couldn't find much as far as reviews online(it's relatively new), so we were a little leery about booking an overnight stay. 

However, I'm glad we did and I would 100% stay again. Booking was easy. Check-in was easy. It was super convenient to not have to unhook, and to walk over to Love's to grab a quick pizza for supper. There was a nice little dog park. There was a corn hole game and a covered picnic table. The RV area is separate from the fueling area and truck area. We never heard any highway noise or parking lot noise over night in our RV(A/C was running...it would probably not be as quiet if you were to have your windows open). 

Our site was pull through. It had water and electric. It was very level and easy to get into and out of. I do wish that their price was a little lower. On our return trip, we stayed down the road at Oasis, and only paid a few dollars more, but had access to a swimming pool, game room, laundry room, etc. But it's a good option, and I would stay again.

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. Pets are welcome but the terrain may be a bit rough and too hot for them. Flash flooding is possible during rainy periods. Overall, this is a great park with fun activities like horseback riding, zip lining, Texas Show at natural outdoor amphitheater, nice store in the park.

Good campground with convenient location right off the highway, clean bathrooms, showers and lots of friendly cats. Arrived after hours, but camp host left codes for bathrooms, etc.  Was a bit pricy for what it was, but saved alot of time finding a free site in the state forest.