Palo Duro RV Park

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Reservations are available at Palo Duro RV Park, a full-hookup RV park in Canyon, Texas, running $45 to $50 per night with electric, water, and sewer connections at each site. Speed bumps on the main drive are worth noting for larger rigs, and the ground across the property has some uneven patches, though reviewers report that leveling is generally straightforward once parked. The park has been around long enough to show its age in places, with a worn-in feel rather than manicured landscaping, but utilities are grouped closely together and setup tends to go quickly.

Site spacing is one of the more consistent complaints from campers here. When the park fills up, which it does during peak periods and holiday weekends, awning clearance between neighboring units can become an issue. The clubhouse includes a pool table, horseshoe pit, and a large firepit area, though the amenities lean toward an older era. Showers, laundry, and restrooms are housed in a separate building, and multiple reviewers flag the facilities as clean. The highway is close enough to see on a map but far enough that road noise does not typically affect sleep.

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is the primary draw for most guests, and the park's location makes it a practical base for visiting the canyon and catching the outdoor drama "Texas." Pets are allowed, though the terrain and summer heat in the Texas Panhandle can be hard on animals. Panhandle Lodging RV Park and Scenic Valley RV Park are among the other options for places to camp near Canyon. Book early if visiting in summer or around holiday weekends, as the park fills quickly and site selection becomes limited.

Description

At the current time we are taking reservations for Spring and all future dates. Our restroom and shower building has been remodeled and is open for your convenience! We are sanitizing and cleaning multiple times per day for your safety!

We are able to accommodate all rigs from teardrops to 5th wheels, Class A to Class C whatever your accommodation needs may be. For one Night or many Months we are here to serve our guest. All overnight sites are pull thrus with full hook- ups. Extended stay sites offer a larger more homelike atmosphere.

114 RV  Sites

50 Long Term Sites (North of Office)

30/50 Amp Service

Full Hook Ups

64 Pull Through Sites (level, wide and long, South of Office)

WiFi throughout park

Outdoor/ Indoor Games

 Propane Firepit Common Area w/Grilling Area, Ladder Golf, Horseshoes, Hammock swings

Clubhouse with Full Kitchen, TV, Movies, Pool Table and Books

Newly Remodeled Restrooms, Showers and Laundry

Weight Room

Mature Trees

Koi and Goldfish Pond

Mail Service

Vending Machines

Coffee and Donuts

Pet Friendly! (some restrictions)

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Map & DirectionsPalo Duro RV Park is located in Texas near Canyon

RV Park

Directions

From jct I-27 (exit 106) & Hwy 217: Go 200 feet E on Hwy 217.

Address

5707 4th Ave
Canyon, TX 79015

Coordinates

34.98021964 N
101.8782314 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Boat-In
Sites accessible by watercraft.

Features

For Campers

Market
ADA Access
Trash
Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Phone Service
Reservable
WiFi
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Water Hookups
Pull-Through Sites
50 Amp Hookups
Big Rig Friendly

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General Info

Drive Time

17 min from Amarillo, TX
1 hr 23 min from Lubbock, TX
3 hrs 1 min from Midland, TX
3 hrs 19 min from Lawton, OK

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Visitors often highlighted clean facilities and friendly staff as key strengths. A common theme was concern about tight site spacing, though many found the level sites adequate for RV setup.

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Albert R.

Scout

Reviewed Jan. 13, 2026

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Visitors frequently praised the cleanliness of the facilities and the helpful, welcoming staff. However, many noted that the sites felt somewhat close together, even though most agreed the level pads worked well for RV setup.

Reuben

Guide

Reviewed Jun. 15, 2022

Overall a very nice stay for a couple of nights

We stayed here for two nights in June for our visit to the nearby State Park and to see the show"Texas." There was a heatwave in the Panhandle when we were here(117 degrees at bottom of Canyon!), so we gave up our spot in the park itself for the relatively cooler 107 degrees in Canyon, TX. So we booked at the last minute, but we got a great pull through 50amp spot.

The first impression of the place is that it's clearly been around for awhile. Some weeds amongst the trees. It feels like a site in northwest Texas. It's not beautifully groomed or landscaped. But is was a more than adequate home for us for two days. Our initial contact with the office was a great, efficient experience. Friendly service then and when we arrived 45 minutes later. I was worried our site might be a bit uneven, as the ground was generally pock-marked with small dips, but our auto-levelers had us level on the first try without any blocks needed. That rarely happens! All utilities were close together and set up was a breeze. We did not even try the wifi. I just used my very strong Verizon hotspot, and that worked for brief TV viewing in the evenings.

We were parked near the "clubhouse" which we stepped into briefly. Pool table, books, restrooms and VHS tapes to borrow. That gives you an idea that this place could benefit from a little upgrade. The small outdoor area had a porch swing, horseshoes, and a few other games, along with a large firepit. During our time there, we never saw anyone availing themselves of ANY of it. Probably just too darn hot! The building next to it was the restroom, laundry, shower facility, but we did not look in.

There are speedbumps on the main drive up to the office. I didn't care for taking my motorhome and tow vehicle over those...I feel it was noisy overkill. But otherwise, we had no serious complaints and we enjoyed our stay in this modest but friendly place.(Oh, and the highway is fairly nearby, but just far enough away that we didn't really hear much traffic. Never impacted our ability to sleep!)

Month of VisitJune

Crystal C.

Scout

Reviewed Jun. 6, 2022

Texas Grand Canyon

We have a roofnest car tent. The site we had was perfectly flat amongst the red canyons walls. We were steps away from the bathrooms with a large picnic pavilion. We were there at Christmas and it was full. It was also during a burn ban but that made the stars shine all the brighter. We will definitely come back to share with the kids! Bathrooms were spotless. Lots of beautiful trails with most leading to spectacular views. Nature store with mostly tourist items, but cool stuff none the less. Overall best campground found to date.

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Charley K.

Ranger

Reviewed Jun. 5, 2019

Update on previous review.

As i mentioned the parking spots are too close together. They parked a small RV in the slot next to me. Our front doors were to face each other but not enough space to have the awning out. I complained and was told the park was full and they had no choice. However this morning there were at least 6 empty slots they could have parked them in. I would not recommend this park. The office staff was nice and even came by camp site knowing i was upset but nothing was changed. Poor over-site by owners.

Charley K.

Ranger

Reviewed Jun. 1, 2019

RV Park

Nice park old and a little run down. Office staff was nice and friendly. Parking spots are level not paved. Very close together but as long as the close spots are not filled want be bad. Will update as park fills up.

Angie P.

Scout

Reviewed Jun. 1, 2019

Gorgeous Park

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.