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$20 / night
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Desert Dove Hacienda RV Park& Cabins is conveniently located in Stinnett, TX, the county seat of Hutchinson County .We’re a short commute from Lake Meredith and just a few minute walk from the courthouse in downtown. Also just 13 Miles from Phillips/Conoco Plant in Borger, TX and 32 miles from Valero Refinery in Dumas, TX. Come stay with us!
$45 / night
Welcome to Boomtown a family owned newly opened RV Park! Enjoy our combined temporary and long term stay solutions. Complete with full hookups and Wi-Fi. Conveniently located near Phillips Refinery.
This popular campground overlooks the lake. Fritch Fortress Campground is suitable for RV's, trailers, and campers (but no hookups).
Guide
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!!!
Ranger
Very 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.
Scout
Did have RV hookups. The lake is dried so don't expect a lake. Did see lots of fireflies :)
TravelerStayed 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.
Traveler
Lot is okay, long pull through and some trees. Looks very poor. Can hear hwy traffic and thought a plane was going to crash in to us it was so low. The office looks like it is an OLD, run down KOA building, but it is actually behind the Title Max office. There used to be a pool which is filled with weeds now. Looks like most of the campers are long term.
Guide
Full hook up. Clean. Good place to stay if you want all hookups. Friendly staff.
Traveler
This campground is right off I40 about an hour East of Amarillo. Plenty of space, full hook ups, friendly owners. No frills but perfect for an overnight
GuideWe enjoyed staying here. The hay rides were fun. There a pool, laundry facilities and little store. Also a clubhouse with WiFi. RV spots with full hookups. Price was good not great.
TravelerOnly $14. for a full hook up site. Very nice man assisted us to our site which was gravel dirt and grassy area. Surrounded by fields with long horns, llamas, and donkeys. The sounds of the highway weren’t too bad and if you shut your windows you hardly heard it. We felt very safe here. There are no bathrooms or WiFi. Still perfect for a quick overnight stay.
TravelerThis park was very convenient during my road trip from TX to CO. I used my Passport America membership and only paid $17 for a single night for full hook-ups. It was super quiet. If you go there expecting to pay a low price and no nonsense then this park is right for you. If you plan on it being a super luxurious park with a lot of amenities then you'll be sorely disappointed.
ScoutIs a fairly calm little camping area or RV park actually and it has water hookups both 50 30 and looks like 20 amp power hookups and sewer hookups. There are no other amenities. There is a vending machine but that's just I think for soda. Fairly quiet at night. Not a whole lot of noise except for that of the freeway.
LegendThis RV park is tucked under a few trees which keep the spots shaded. Its just off the highway, so expect traffic noise.
Guide
Management was super friendly and accommodating. Office is open until 10pm which accommodated us getting in late. All the spots were very well kept. While we were there, there was no one camped on either side of us! It was awesome!
They have some animals in the property that the kids loved seeing! Small dog area but proportionate to the size of the rv park. Great overnight stop!
LegendUp 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.
RangerWe were in site #12. We had Full hook- up with a gravel pull-through. We travel towing a 14 foot trailer and were able to fit both in our pull through site along with my jeep.
The site was easy to level.
Our site was not shaded with limited trees. This was a smaller lot with our neighbors very close.
The lot does not have a concrete patio or fire ring but has a picnic table.
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.
They do not sell wood since fire burning is not permitted (only charcoal).
They do not provide garbage service at your site so you must walk to garbage dumpster (located through out the park).
You are allowed to ride personal golf carts. They do not provide golf cart rentals. There is really not a need to have a Golf cart because it is a smaller campground.
They do have a heated Swimming pool.
There is a Playground. There are not any additional play areas like Bocce ball, shuffleboard, basketball sport court, or volleyball courts.
They have a great general store. They sell limited food & alcohol as well.
The streets are gravel so not great for riding bikes. There is not really anywhere to ride bikes outside of campground.
They have cabins for rent and tent areas.
They have 2 shower houses. The shower house has the typical stalls. These are kept very clean.
There is a laundry facility. It is a cash only facility, but they have a change machine. There are approximately 6 washers and 3 large dryers. It is approximately $2 to wash and approximately $2 to dry a load.
They have two side-by-side fenced in dog parks.
There were no trails to hike in the campground.
Some fun things to do outside of the campground are Cadillac Ranch, Palo Duro Canyon state park (a must do - also stop at the Sad Monkey Mercantile for wine, beer, pizza) and Route 66 Motor Speedway (quite entertaining). The Texan Steak Ranch was delicious and a fun experience (reservations can be made on OpenTable). Also visit the Paramount Social Club (a speakeasy). This is located in the basement of the Barfield Hotel (pull the lever on the cigarette machine to access the secret door).
GuideAll pull thru sites with full hookups. Nothing else, no table etc. very close to I40 but priced right for an overnight stay
LegendLake McClellan Campground is a nice campground in the middle of the Texas panhandle. Signs on the interstate direct you to the exit, but after that don't expect any other signage to help you find the campground, the only other sign you will get is the National Grasslands sign when you reach the area. Use your GPS or Google Maps to find you way and you will not have any trouble. After entering the Grassland do not take the first entrance you see on the left(dirt road leading to East Bluff#1 campground), but take the second paved entrance. Neither have a sign. The road is paved all the way to the campground. Once you turn off the main road their will be a road to the right which leads to the dump station. Just past this is a fork in the road with a sign for Lake McClellan. Take the road to the right for Lake McClellan Campground, going to the left will take you to McDowell Campground. Pay station will be on your left as you drive in, continue past the pay station to the camping area.
The campground has hook up sites with electric and water($15), and non-hookup sites($10). The first 8 sites are just a large parking area for RVs, the remainder of the sites sit on small loops in the trees. All sites are nice and level. A few sites are missing their site numbers which made it a little difficult to figure out which site we were in. Campground has flush toilets with hot showers, one of the two restroom/shower building was locked. Site could use a little upkeep but for$10 for a sight with flushing toilets and showers, this is a good deal. Only a few other campers mid week in October. This are has ATV trails, so I am guessing it might get busy on the weekends. All sites have picnic tables, metal fire rings and most have pedestal grills as well.
LegendLake McClellan Campground is a nice campground in the middle of the Texas panhandle. Signs on the interstate direct you to the exit, but after that don't expect any other signage to help you find the campground, the only other sign you will get is the National Grasslands sign when you reach the area. Use your GPS or Google Maps to find you way and you will not have any trouble. After entering the Grassland do not take the first entrance you see on the left(dirt road leading to East Bluff#1 campground), but take the second paved entrance. Neither have a sign. The road is paved all the way to the campground. Once you turn off the main road their will be a road to the right which leads to the dump station. Just past this is a fork in the road with a sign for Lake McClellan. Take the road to the right for Lake McClellan Campground, going to the left will take you to McDowell Campground. Pay station will be on your left as you drive in, continue past the pay station to the camping area. The campground has hook up sites with electric and water($15), and non-hookup sites($10). The first 8 sites are just a large parking area for RVs, the remainder of the sites sit on small loops in the trees. All sites are nice and level. A few sites are missing their site numbers which made it a little difficult to figure out which site we were in. Campground has flush toilets with hot showers, one of the two restroom/shower building was locked. Site could use a little upkeep but for$10 for a sight with flushing toilets and showers, this is a good deal. Only a few other campers mid week in October. This are has ATV trails, so I am guessing it might get busy on the weekends. All sites have picnic tables, metal fire rings and most have pedestal grills as well.
TravelerExcellent customer service, full hookups, long pull through sites, laundry, horse shoes, dog park, easy to get to, beautiful scenery, easy to navigate and the owner Crystal takes you to your site. Would definitely stay here again!
RangerWe only got to stay one night here but we would totally visit again. It has pull through sights with full hookups, clean bathrooms and laundry. Everyone who works here is very polite and helpful. Definitely recommend!
TravelerCute overnight stop with some farm animals on the property. Very helpful owners. Lead us right to our site. Not much privacy between sites. And the bathrooms/showers were mostly out of order except one toilet and one shower. With full hookups it doesn't matter much.
TravelerThis is a quiet park with easy on/off access to I-40. They honor passport America which brings the price to $14 for full hookups. There are no amenities so this is really for getting a good nights rest after a long day on the road. Plus it’s only 6 miles to The Big Texan restaurant and 15 miles to Cadillac Ranch.
LegendLocated on one of the last remaining stretched of Route 66 in Texas. This is a nice campground just outside of Shamrock TX, on the panhandle, about 10 miles from the Oklahoma line. They have Full Hookups, with 30 & 50 amps, Long Pull-Thru sites, Free Wi-Fi, a Dog Run, Laundry, Play Area. There is also a Souvenir Shop with Route 66 memorabilia. There was only one shower when we were there, so be sure to lock the door! It does look like they are adding more. There was not much shade, but in late May it was still pleasant, and there is a steady breeze, which felt good after 2 days of rain. The sites are also very close together. Our neighbors were practically sitting in our site when we arrived. One interesting item is the storm shelter. I guess in tornado county it could be helpful. They also gave a menagerie of farm animals: goats, sheep, chickens, cows and a donkey.
TravelerWe are traveling in a 27ft Class C motorhome, we booked site #15 which was a pull though. With a 'American the Beautiful Pass' we only had to pay $10 a night for water and electric hook-ups. Surprised to see other campers here, there are also 2 hiking trails that are in the grasslands. Coming from the city the smell of rain, sounds of nature and being able to watch the sunrise gets an A++
Legend
This campground is located on an impressive peninsula sticking out into Lake Meredith and probably has the best location to view the sunset on the entire reservoir. The small campground has about a dozen sites, all first-come, first-served. None of these are good for RVs longer than 15 feet, but ours and our only other neighbor (in a van) fit just fine.
The bathrooms were very clean and are family-style, single use with toilet, sink and shower. The water was hot with good pressure. Did I mention this campground and showers are FREE?
The nearby boat launch is just down the hill, with a huge parking lot (our guess is that the lake gets BUSY in summer) offering some great fishing and water sport opportunities. There were a few hiking and mountain biking trails,though more seemed to be on the less developed, western shore of the lake.
The town of Fritch is less than 4 miles away with a few restaurants and a small grocery store and gas stations. Be sure to check the Alibates National Monument, just 10 miles south of town. A very cool, little known spot.
Legend
East Bluff#1 Campground located on south side of Lake McClellan is a small five site campground. The campground is better suited for RVs than tents as the ground at all the sites slopes down towards the lake. Campsites at the ends are slightly more flat. All of the site sit on the lake shore. Two of the five sites have two picnic tables, every site has at least on picnic table and a metal fire ring. One double vault toilet can be found on the west end of the campground, a dumpster is located in the parking area. Sites are well spread out, plenty of room to spread out. A nice feature of this campground is the large field located across the parking area from the campsites. Their is no water at this campground, so come prepared or fill up at one of the other campgrounds on the other side of the lake. Signs on the interstate direct you to the exit for the recreation area, but after that don't expect any other signage to help you find the campground, the only other sign you will get is the National Grasslands sign when you reach the area. After passing the National Grasslands sign take the first dirt road on the right to reach the campground, pass by the next right turn, this leads to the boat launch area, continue down the toad to the campground. Cost is$10 per night.
ScoutWe stayed 2 nights. Limited number of cement rv pads with water vand electric hook ups. Great lake marina with helpful staff. RV sites were serounded by dry weeds, thorns, dirt, rocks. We couldn't walk our dogs here. We would not stay again.
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