We love their dog park, lots of room for a large pup plus a separate small dog park. Also, the…read morestaff are very nice and the park is clean and well maintained. Great to have the gift shop right there too. We'd love it if there was one women only shower. There's a women's restroom that once through the code, anyone, kids etc could walk into. Recommend an inside lock for privacy, or a coded door.

The gentleman on the phone made reservations for us rather than forcing us to go online. The place…read moreis very clean and quiet. We did see some families with children, but everyone was very respectful of others. The park has nice size pet areas where you can have the pets off leash and areas where pets are not allowed so the patrons can enjoy the space without having to worry about dogs. I recommend you check out Lizzie Mae's craft store. They have a lot a cute stuff.

This place is a classic, nostalgic RV park. Nothing fancy about the place at all. However, the…read morewomen that run this place make you feel welcome and provide very thorough information. The bathhouse/toilets were clean and nice. If you're looking for an old piece of Route 66, stay a night.

Friendly, helpful staff. Nice dog parks with grass. Fencing at sites helps with wind. Easy off…read moreand on to freeway

Clean facilities... modern.... Easy access.... Good customer service…read more Easy to make reservations..... a little of road noise.... 1/2 mile off of I40.

Well maintained rv park with pull-thru level pads. Been stopping here for years, when passing…read morethrough Amarillo.

Very convenient for in-out from I-27. Electrical hookups and sewer connections need attention.read more

It's just an empty lot. I was very excited to go here…read more Check in was easy in that you just call them when you get there then go hookup. Note: There is NO ACCESS to the canyon from here. You CANNOT walk into it from this campground. Everywhere you look are NO TRESSPASSING signs all along the thing, which is super annoying. I chose this place to take the dogs on a nice walk into the canyon but seeing these red NO TRESSPASSING signs everywhere killed it for me. We also hit a horrible snow and ice storm staying here. I had no idea it was going to get so cold. My water hose froze to the RV and the pump. I had to use a lighter and grit to get it unstuck. This was the first RV park I ever stayed at. The fact that we couldn't go into the canyon really killed it. The weather didn't help but I know it's not their fault.

This RV Hookup location is 'gated', so you need a code to enter. The gate is actually just a…read moremechanical arm, one at the entrance and another at the exit. They have pull through and back in sites. The slabs are concrete but the road is gravel (we prefer paved roads). There's a communal sewer dump (not located in the RV Hookup area) that requires a lock code. Both codes are provided in the confirmation email once you book a site.

They were so helpful and kind. Our truck overheated, and we needed to park that along with a U-Haul…read morein car being towed they took care of it right away that is plugged into some electricity. Got the AC on recommended a good mechanic and ultimately saved the day. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Oh, and the facility was new clean well planned out with many amenities.

Great experience. The rooms are half cabin, half tent and clean, bug free, and very comfortable…read more The staff at the Trading Post manage the cabin tents and are friendly, happy, helpful. Free breakfast every morning was delicious, as was the free Blue Bell ice cream every afternoon. Cabin has a small fridge, pod coffeemaker and complimentary pods (McDonald's), games, s'mores kit, flashlight (for nighttime trips to the bathroom), bug repellent, nice towels, and more, not to mention the comfortable beds. HVAC worked quietly and efficiently. Deck out front has BBQ pits and a fire pit along with rocking chairs and a hammock. ONLY complaint was that wasps kept swarming above our door every afternoon. Staff called park maintenance, who responded right away and sprayed. First day, ran out of spray and wasps returned. Second day, sprayed thoroughly and even climbed a ladder to knock down the nest. Yet they were back again the third day when maintenance doused everything in spray; could not sit outside after that and the wasps were still hanging around! That was the only blemish on an otherwise terrific experience.

Amazing place to stay! We were only there for one night to see Texas, and this was much easier than…read morepacking all the usual camping necessities. It was spacious and well equipped. Family of 6 and we took full advantage of the fridge, microwave, coffee maker (with all the supplies), propane grill and fire pit, nice covered porch with fun seating, plus so many fun games like corn hole and connect 4. There were even extra chairs to pull out when our family staying nearby came over for s'mores (supplies provided). LOVED that all extra bedding for the futon and towels and wash cloths were provided. There was also a bag of ice and jug of water included, plus bug spray, sunscreen, paper towels, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and sanitizer. We also took our 2 dogs and they enjoyed having the a/c and semi fenced yard which gave them a little boundary. The included ice cream and breakfast is yummy at the nearby Trading Post. We were in D and the walk to the bathroom was a little far, but manageable. If you have mobility issues or a tiny bladder, I would recommend trying for cabin A or B as they are closer to the Trading Post which has a bathroom you can use during their open hours and those cabins are also closer to the parking lot if you decide to drive to the nearby bathroom/shower area. The trail to the cabins is easily wheelchair friendly as it is well maintained and only one slight incline at the start. Another perk, to add to ALL the others, is the included wagon use which makes unloading a breeze. Seriously, this is a great place to stay and the views are breathtaking! The cabin is also beautifully decorated. Stay there, you won't regret it!! Yes, there is no bathroom (you can pay the $8 and use the camping toilet), but they are very upfront about that and it's not that big of a hassle unless you just want to be in your room the whole time. It was pricey, but with the added perks and benefit of being down in the canyon and near trails, we felt it was very fairly priced!

As my buddy & I flew around the country this past week, one of our stops was Amarillo. I was very…read morehappy to roll up to this very modern building, and even happier they had it laid out quite nicely. I do like the vending machines in their own alcove ... great selection of snacks & drinks! The staff is highly professional, and they even drove us to our hotel nearby! Upon returning early the next morning, we didn't have to wait long at all before we hopped back into our plane and literally left "Amarillo By Morning" as the song goes. :-)

Tac Air was great. Located just off the runway at AMA, I was immediately greeted by a friendly…read morelineman for fuel. I went inside and the agent was friendly, offering a crew car (Nissan Altima) and lunch recommendations. They waived all fees since I bought fuel. Would definitely go back next time I'm in Amarillo.

Since Motel 6 was full we stayed here. The rooms are out dated. But, the a/c is cold and the beds…read moreare soo comfy! Their wifi isn't very good. But for the price what should I expect, right? I give 3 stars for good night's rest.