Donna was my guardian angel. I'd run out of gas on my motorcycle as I sat in the dilapidated…read moreConoco station at her exit on I-40. I could see "Longhorn RV" painted on her building and gave her a call. She graciously gave me gas and got me on my way. I can only imagine her caring personality is reflected to the guests she has at her RV park. God Bless you Donna.

Traveling enroute to Az we need a place to overnite. We were going to arrive at sunset and called…read moreahead. " No problem come on in. " Friendly owner met us upon arrival. Pretty view. Reasonably priced. We left early in AM to continue on. We have a fully contained rig. Their full hook ups were in great working order. Gravel base for parking. I would stay again. No amenities. We knew that going in. Lovely spot.

trash trash trash!!! do not come here! and good luck getting anyone on the phone when they make a…read moremistake. customer service.. trash! trust me.. don't come here. you're welcome..

Quo vadis ? When I saw their website was written in Latin, I was intrigued but also worried that…read morethis might be a park only for classically-trained elitists. I was glad I stopped. The management was friendly and assured me that all were welcome and speaking Latin was not a requirement. The sites are flat, with new water, electrical, and sewer hook-ups. This is a great place for a stop-over. There are no common bathroom or shower facilities but you can't beat the price. Maybe some would like more trees and shade; I thought it was great -- De gustibus non est disputantum !

Texas boasts seventy-six safety rest areas. All of them offer amenities such as air-conditioned…read moreand heated restrooms, spacious parking areas, Wi-Fi access, informational displays showcasing local attractions, office space for law enforcement, enhanced security measures, tornado shelters, walking trails, and children's play areas. This particular rest area is exceptional and certainly warrants a five-star rating. The parking lot is expansive, easily accommodating large vehicles such as semi-trucks and RVs, and is well-lit at night. The interior is spacious and bright, featuring a large lobby with a windmill display and an informative exhibit about the surrounding area. An outdoor viewing area is also available at the rear of the building. Restrooms are conveniently located on both sides of the building, along with an information desk, vending machines, and a tornado shelter. We have made numerous stops here and have consistently found the facilities, including the restrooms, to be clean.

Great rest stop, with running toilets and sinks. Also- a tornado shelter…read more Beware of snakes outside, in the shaded areas.

Most folks reviewed Starlight Canyon after a weekend retreat with their fiancés, spouse or…read moresignificant other... It's that kind of place. Lol. I am the single mom who brought her kids here to share the Mesquite room on October 9-10, 2022. This bed and breakfast is located in a somewhat remote area of Amarillo, Texas. The surrounding landscape is a bit reminiscent of Palo Duro Canyon - which is just a short drive away - but not in an extreme way that the Lone Star state park yields. The view from the hot tub at 7:30PM was amazing with a glorious display of sunset colors. Robes were provided behind the bathroom door. Near the pond on the old red, white, and blue amusement park ride chair, we found a walking stick. A friendly orange Tabby cat kept returning to our front door. My 8 and 9-year-old couldn't resist petting the stray feline. We weren't crazy about the continental breakfast which comprised of a cherry turnover, Yoplait yogurt, and Tropicana apple juice so we'll pass on that if we don't stay on a morning when they offer a hot meal. Just a couple of other cons: I leave to pick up pizza in town and someone takes my spot in front of our door. Lol. Also, my stupid Sprint/T-mobile coverage was terrible here. The other accomodations definitely overrode the somewhat lacking Monday morning breakfast: quiet neighborhood, calm weather, microwave, mini fridge, iron & board, lots of programs on the TV, free Wi-Fi, walk-in shower, and private gated area with code access.

My wife and I are celebrating 20 years of marriage by going west and being spontaneous. When…read morelooking for a pace to stay, we found this, so we thought we would give it a go. We stayed in the Pinion. The positives. It's remote and really close to Palo Duro Canyon (18 minutes) That was nice. It's about 12 minutes from the Big Texan. It's in a pretty setting. The bed was comfy. We stay at B&B's because there is a level of expectation where hospitality takes over and you feel like you were being treated like royalty. This is not that place. It almost felt like our stay was a little bit of an inconvenience. The room is small and very dated, but covered in wood plank and not very clean. A lot of dust. This particular room did not have a shower and only a bath tub with the hot water trickles out. I'm not joking. It took about 30 minutes to fill the bathtub. Tip 1. Make sure to ask if the room you are booking has a shower if you're needing a shower for medical reasons or handicap accessibility. According to one of the reviews, and in their pictures, there appeared to be a nice shower in the mesquite, but we weren't given the chance to stay there. Once you get in the room, you're given two towels for the bath and two towels for the hot tub. I uncovered the hot tub to see that the water was very cloudy and it wasn't a result of the bubbles. So I put the cover right back on. They don't give you anything with respect to toiletries when it comes to soap or shampoo or lotions or bath bomb. So it really does feel like you're not being pampered. Bed And Breakfast should always feel like you're being pampered. And inside the room, you're not giving any type of bottled water, filtered water and so you rely on the bathroom sink in the bathroom tub. Which I thought was really bad. The outside of the room was covered in Pineneedles on the walkway, and so we tracked some into a room. When we were trying to get into the door, some even to get into the wheels of our suitcase. It was kind of annoying. The area is just really dated and not well kept. However, that does give it a very rustic feel and so if you're into that kind of thing that it may suit your fancy. It does have a really cute cat that keeps you company in the random deer that you will see from time to time. Overall, I'm sure it meets the needs of a specific clientele that would enjoy that atmosphere but when I go to a bed-and-breakfast, I consider myself to be high maintenance. So they certainly could meet the need a specific individuals however, it's not a place that I would really return to .

Since Covid most hotels are charging more almost 3/4 more but the quality has plummeted about 80%…read more I have seen in a specially with cleaning the rooms which you were think would be paramount that it has declined significantly. However at this location for the price I got more than what I have at some of the best hotels. Breakfast was great and actually tasted good. The room was clean hotel carpets were clean the staff was nice and courteous and extremely helpful without it being forced. The little details of the hotel room and the little extras such as bottle water, the scent of the hand soap and quality. Several other items throughout the hotel it really makes it honestly better than a lot of five-star hotels that I've stayed! I really hope that this location sets the standard for the rest of the hotels in the industry because it's getting so ridiculous to spend so much money on a place to stay the night and not have it be comfortable, clean and welcoming. Fantastic job all of you! I really hope that all the best westerns starts pay attention as well as all of the other hotels including Hilton Ramada etc.

Booked a room through Expedia for $185. Website said Pet Fee was $5. Got there and they charged us…read more$20. Then they switched rooms on us. 30 minutes after we settled into our room, the owner decided we didn't pay enough so he helped himself to another $90! The manager and the lady working the front desk agreed with us completely but the new owner just does whatever he wants! BEWARE!!!! $300 for one night in Clarendon, Texas is a ripoff and we would have never stopped had we known!