Best RV Parks & Resorts near Lake Meredith National Recreation Area

We spent one night here on our way from Indiana to Valley of the Gods. Plentiful spaces, few people, pet friendly, flush toilets and showers. The best part is that all sites - except for 10 RV hook up sites - are free!!!

One of the only places we have arrived to and left upon entering. Pros: just off highway; very nice/ clean gift shop (for Cadillac ranch souvenir stuff); very friendly and nice manager or owner. Cons: RV area itself didn’t feel/ look safe or clean- run down. Very tight and close together sites. Looked like mostly long long term people, which isn’t bad in & of itself, just an observation- most rvs looked like they had been there awhile and were not super well taken care of; saw several people that looked either super hungover or strung out. Absolutely no grass area for dogs (if that’s a consideration for you). I really can’t think of another RV park type place that we have felt that uncomfortable with that we pulled right in & out and didn’t stay. Definitely not for us!

Large, clean, safe and quiet campground. Our cyclone 4270 and truck total length is just over 60’ making it a challenge in every KOA we have ever been to. I added a note in our online reservation and unlike the KOA’s we visited Oasis RV Resort checked our rig size and hook up locations and suggested a new site at the gate.

I opted to up grade to one of their big rig sites and could not be happier with the stay. Amarillo is wide open and flat so don’t expect shade trees (if your from the north east like us) but since we stopped in November, scorching days were not an issue.

When traveling route 40 Oasis RV Resort location will factor into our planning for overnight stops.

This is a nice RV Resort. It’s clean, well maintained, has friendly staff, a nice park area with water features, an indoor pool, playground, dog walk, and a cute shop with lots of gifts to buy. I would definitely stay there again!

Stayed at this campground on the way to New Mexico from Dallas, it was completely painless. There were some RV hookups and an abundance of free spots to choose from. Covered picnic table, fire pit, and grill with a bathroom pretty close by. The views were incredible! Great view of the lake and the sunrise in the morning.

Amarillo is a nice halfway point when traveling to Colorado from the DFW area. Over the years, we've stayed at various RV Resorts/Campgrounds there. Oasis is comparably priced to the others, but being on the outskirts of Amarillo, it was much quieter and we felt safer. 

They have a beautiful swimming pool. There is a clubhouse that had a video game and a basketball game for the kids. There were puzzles, books, a kitchen area. It was very nice, quiet, roomy. They did have a hot tub, but at the time we were there, it was not in working order. 

They have a good sized, fenced dog park. There are dog waste bags and receptacles pretty much at the end of every street. The streets in the RV Resort are named so finding our campsite was very easy. The bathrooms were plentiful throughout the Resort. Each contained a private shower. 

We only stopped for a quick overnight to break up our drive home from Colorado. We didn't have to unhook. The sites were pretty level. We stayed in site 41. It worked fine for us, but I probably wouldn't choose that particular site again. It is right next to the restroom/laundry facility(which was very convenient), but our slide was on that side. Had it been busy, we would have heard bathroom traffic all night. But there are so many restrooms, this was not an issue. Also, the placement of the sewer hook up was out of reach. We just pulled up and dumped when we left. 

There was a food truck there when we arrived, which was convenient. We bought our supper from there and it was nice not having to cook, or unhook to go somewhere to eat. That being said, the food from the truck was nothing to write home about. But they were friendly.

We searched and searched for a good campsite that had restrooms and showers. How happy we were to find the Big Texan RV Ranch! Not only good restrooms and showers, but an indoor pool, hot tub, 3 enclosed dog parks, very friendly desk staff and folks that escort you to your site. Do call ahead to let them know you are coming, as they fill up. The price for full hookups, with our Good Sam discount was $36 a night.

This park is beautiful, RV hookups were great. HOWEVER the Dyrt page says there is wifi and cell service. There is NO service whatsoever! We are full time RV’ers who depend on internet/wifi to work. Even at the trading posts and visitor centers there was no wifi or cell service (T-Mobile or Verizon). Aside from that it was clean and quiet. Taking off two stars was only because we depended on the internet and there was none.

We stayed for 2 nights. This is a newer park. There was no evidence that anyone cleaned the bathroom or laundry room during that time. The trash was overflowing in both rooms. The shower was not clean. No one answers when you call the phone number and you can't leave a voice message. Reservations are all on line. The hookups did work well. The laundry washer and dryer worked well and the price was very reasonable. It is on the edge of town so the views are pretty. The place has potential but needs someone to manage it! There are quite a few long term residents there.

We called ahead because we knew we wouldn’t be getting there till 1030 at night and the man said pick any spot we wanted and fill out a envelope and slip it in the trust box. Friendly staff, in the morning we met more of them and they were all wonderful. Unbelievably clean showers and bathrooms. About 1 mile from the famous buried Cadillac art attraction. The neighboring campers were all friendly some of them seem like they stay there long term and they were super friendly. All-around great campground. 

Several different campgrounds in the park. Lots of RV spots and many separate sites for tents. They even have a few rustic cabins for rent. Stayed at Hackberry campground. We went last year during COVID and many RV spaces were closed, I don’t know why because they were well spaced. Hackberry campground had many RV spots well spaced and many trees. Some of the other newer campgrounds in Palo Duro state park have RV sites rather close together without many trees. There was wildlife which was nice. We saw several deer in the park and a couple of turkeys running down the road.

Juniper site 113, full hook ups, right across from bathrooms/showers which are well kept and nice! Cell service is sketchy— tv reception got a few digital channels. Fire pit/grill combo, covered picnic table. Lots of hiking trails. Well spaced sites with privacy.

Stayed here for one night. A lot of long time stayers. Not my cup of tea. I was with my dog and a big dog was loose. Bathrooms were dirty. Wouldn't consider this family friendly. Full hook ups on site . Excellent customer service arrive around 11pm and manager was attetive. Super nice guys.