Best RV Parks & Resorts near Quanah, TX
Looking for the best Quanah RV camping? Finding a place to camp in Texas with your RV is easier than ever. Each spot offers quick access to one or more of Quanah's most popular destinations.
Looking for the best Quanah RV camping? Finding a place to camp in Texas with your RV is easier than ever. Each spot offers quick access to one or more of Quanah's most popular destinations.
Back Forty RV Park is a local family and veteran owned park located in Quanah, Tx. Conveniently on US Hwy 287 between Amarillo and Dallas/Fort Worth. Our rural Texas location has wide open skies, amazing sunsets and beautiful sunrises. We offer a quiet, clean and friendly park for an overnight visit or long term resident who is working in the area. Park sits on 40 acres and includes 40 gravel pads, 12 pull thru and 28 back-ins.
$38 - $45 / night
RV Park in rural setting. Full hookups.
$35 / night
$20 - $600 / night
Nice campsites, nice hiking trails, great view of the stars.
First stop on this tour from Dallas TX to New Mexico and back
I had choosen this place out of location ,it has a walmart in walking distance.
We got delayed from start of pickup our RV and got here a lot later then we had intended, so I wrote the owner a message and she answered rapid how to find it and where to find our paperwork.
We found the spot and got settled and went into bathrooms that was the most clean bathroom I have ever seen in a campground.
Slept a good night sleep and had some things we needed to fix on the RV rental and here the owner is very happy and good to help out and had the parts we needed.
And then we was off again
We stayed here for two nights while making our way back from CA to NC. It is end of Nov. So the campground is super quiet and only a handful of people camping at the multiple campgrounds
Came to enjoy the stars, clear skies and of course bright full moon! Ha hardly could see any stars , but was still very enjoyable to set and look at the sky.!
This park was turned back over to the state in 2020 and is exactly how I remembered it from the 80’s. Tucked down in southwest Oklahoma in the Wichita Mountains, it’s a small park but has LOTS of options. There are RV and tent Campgrounds, cabins, a very modern lodge with 96 rooms, group pavilions, and a dormitory. There’s a full restaurant, ORV trails, hiking trails, a river and a lake. Something for everyone.
We stayed in the Mountain View campground which has concrete pads and didn’t have to level our rig at all. Electric and water and steps to the flush bathroom that has a shower in it. It backs up to the lake berm and has a view of one of the mountains. Not much cover but we didn’t need it as it was cloudy during our stay. LOTS of stickers. Beware especially if you have long haired dogs.
Really nicely kept campground with lots of friendly staff. The night sky was incredible.
We had some issues with fire ants at our campsite, the lights around the bathroom attracted a hellish number of bugs. Spots were well spaced. The picnic shelters were awesome. The camp hosts were very friendly and responsive.
Full hook ups no facilities but good price for overnight passing through.
Super easy registration, check in. Great WiFi and nice amenities. We had a huge end spot with great access to everything. On our path to the coast and I’d definitely stop here again.
I was on a trip from East Texas to Colorado and back in my Overland Ford Maverick and needed one last camping spot to carry me over on the trip back to East Texas and found this little gem of a spot!
It's not the most accommodating for those who aren't prepared (no bathrooms or showers), but the most beautiful things are usually quite basic. I had terrible weather, so I couldn't really put out the Roofnest, but I slept in the truck as best I could.
The view when I woke up was dazzling! This spot would be amazing for a family in an RV.
Management is super nice and they were inviting to someone without an RV, so major kuddoes!
Nice park aside from crazy summer heat and bugs. Great view of stars on clear night with little moonlight.
We needed a place to stay for the night while passing through Oklahoma. We decided to take a detour and check out this state park. We camped in December, so we practically had the entire place to ourselves. The park was full of deer everywhere!!
Some sections has nice sized campsites and some sections were literally stacked on top of each other. I can imagine this place is cramped in the summer time, but it was excellent for the winter.
The Oklahoma State Parks book indicated that there was a restaurant in the lodge. We went to the beautiful lodge to eat and received strange looks when we asked for the restaurant. Apparently they do not have one. That was a big disappointment for us, but we found a local steak joint not to far from camp.
The night sky viewing was pretty good. I wish they would upgrade their lighting to be more dark sky friendly. This would be an great location for that.
I was able to hike up the New Horizon Trail. The views were incredible! Highly recommend this trail.
I've stayed here twice now and neither time was a let down. Sites 22 and 15 were my sites but you can't really go wrong with any of them. The lack of trees around the sites is intentional, this is an International Dark Sky park after all, and you don't want anything to get in the way of your night skies viewing!
Five spots and four were occupied the day we stopped. Excellent areas to walk, paved sidewalks and a pond. Playground and pool in the summer. Sand burs in the grass.
This campground is a good place to stargaze. The campsite itself had good shade. It had water, a grill and a ground firepit/grill. The camp ground had nice trails and small lake for fishing.
Owners are very friendly and helpful. Sites are level and roomy. Easy in and out.
Copper Breaks State Park was a 1 night stopover for us. Sites are in a open grassy area, but nicely spaced. The bathroom was dated, but clean. There was no hot water for the shower. We didn't get to see the lake or hike any of the trails, but worked for a 1 night layover.
This Park is Adorable and really Country like!! We loved Our Stay!! Would stay here Again for sure. The Pool is Great. Hope to meet the Staff sometime :) Sorry if we left before meeting you Awesome People!!
One night stay passing through, 34 ft fiver. Friendly folks that show you to your spot. good Wi-Fi (rare). right next to a super wal-mart, less than 5 min walk, which is very handy. Large and clean bath / shower house. Pool. Lots of Long term folks here. The drive needs work, huge potholes, go slow for more than 1 reason. Highly recommended.
It was 105 degrees F and this campground was an oasis in the west Texas desert. A little green grass in the campground and some shade trees too, along with a pool.
I arrived after closing. Check in was easy. Just picked up a packet outside the office and chose an empty spot. Nice and level and had a shade tree too. Full hook-ups and a quiet night's sleep. I didn't hear the train over my AC. Very pleasant. Great management. Clean facilities. I'd definitely stay here again when I pass through this way next time.
We came on the hottest days so far this year (I believe 105 to 108 were some temps recorded) and the water levels were low but we still had fun with feeding the Longhorns as well as morning and evening hikes. Definitely not packed campgrounds and wildlife was plentiful Staff was amazingly nice and very inviting
We stayed here midweek in May and enjoyed a quiet campground with a few other travelers. The sites are pretty close together so the feel would likely be different on a crowded weekend. There’s decent hiking and good star gazing (it touts itself as a Dark Sky park). A storm blew in overnight from the panhandle and the winds were pretty fierce, wouldn’t want to be here for a tornado — we saw some gnarly twister damage (dating from April 2022) in a small town about 20 miles south of here along Highway 6.
It was great quite good people no problems would recommend for an overnight stay or a group with parties
5 spots. Flat, not pull-thru. Water, power, porta potti. A nice little park. Better than Walmart. $15/night.
This park is right next to the highway and not to far away from the prison. We only realized this as there was a sign warning that hitchhikers may be escaped inmates. There are a few porta potties in a field with some metal car ports for shade.
This camp ground was one of the most quiet Texas State Parks I've been to so far. There are so many open spaces to see the stars at night.
Check-in went smoothly and when we asked if we could make some copies for one of our games to keep score on, Theresa was more than accommodating! Very clean park. Danielle showed us to our spot and was very helpful answering questions we had.
RV camping near Quanah, Texas, offers a blend of convenience and charm, making it an ideal stop for travelers seeking a relaxing getaway. With several well-reviewed parks in the area, you can enjoy a variety of amenities and activities.
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