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"This place will meet the need of giving you a place to lay your head at night (in your RV) - but not too much else."
"Fist site was next to a rv with loud kids and dog. Staff moved us with no problems. Facilities are very nice."
$45 - $60 / night
"We live in Dallas and getting out of Texas is always the longest part of our trips."
"We were turned away @ several locations due to no availability when we ran across Route 66 RV Ranch."
$45 / night
"This part of Texas is very windy though so just be aware."
"Nice level sites with pads. Handles big rigs, full services. Highly recommend for short stays, can’t say for long stays."
$35 / night
"The lots for the RVs were easy to get to all were pull through and pretty level."
"That's Texas for ya!"
"Texas while he's traveling from California. Down in Arizona, through New Mexico. And I normally just use."
GuideWe 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!!!
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
TravelerLong term living here. It felt like a trailer park. I think they only have 2-3 spaces they actually rent nightly. The playground was closed for repairs. There was a picnic table & a small grass pad in our spot which was nice. Definitely NOT a resort. Just an RV Park.
TravelerPulled in without a reservation for a one night stay. All pull-thru lots were booked. They allowed us to stay in a back-in monthly rental. Site has mostly long term RVs. Lots are gravel but really level. Have ok cell service. They offer wifi but it is not the best. Famous Big Texan does deliver food to your RV. Sites have full hookups plus cable. Would only stay here again if I was driving late and needed a place just to rest.
RangerVery basic RV park. It has all the amenities you need but it’s just that. Surveillance cameras 24/7. Full hook ups. Mostly for big RV to live there. Literally people living there. No the place to spend a few days with views and activities. Tiny town. Nothing to do.
LegendPros: Good Sam Campground Full hookup (sewer, water, 50 AMP) Huge pull thru site Level site Picnic table on-site Playground Indoor Pool Hot tub (adults only) Friendly staff
Cons: Limited shade Gravel
RangerNice quiet location near Amarillo Texas. This campground is set off the main road a bit so it is quieter than the nearby Palo Duro RV Park. It is a simple facility, one bathroom with a shower, laundry facilities, nice level spaces. Surrounding area is pretty nice. Short drive to Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Very hands-off, check in was through a tablet in the laundry room. I never did figure out the wifi password. They seem to tailor more toward long-term guests. Would be 3 stars due to one bathroom that was out of order half my stay, no wifi, and basically just a parking lot; but they get an extra star for affordable pricing and quiet location.
GuideOne 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!
TravelerLarge, 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.
RV camping near Lake Meredith National Recreation Area in Texas offers a variety of options for travelers looking to enjoy the great outdoors while having access to essential amenities.
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