Traveling through north Texas and want a simple and free spot to camp? Boom! You found it! Yes, I…read morefound it first, but now you are all welcome to Yelp find it since it wasn't on here before and definitely deserves to be. Even if you just want an out of the way spot to park and sleep in your vehicle, this spot will do. Part of the U.S. Parks & Forest Service, but there is no fee to this well maintained area. Yup. FREE!! It's down a dirt road and about 12 miles from the nearest town so expect a Texas ranch scenic drive to get there. It has one big parking lot and an area with 6 large concrete picnic tables (2 have ADA access), 4 standup bbq pits and 3 ground fire rings at each edge and back area. There is only 1 small container for refuse and 1 for recycling so plan to take out your trash if you have more than a small bag full. 2 vault toilets are also on premises. The area is patrolled by the Texas Sheriffs in this area. Met a very nice one that passes by in the evening. A park ranger will also pass by in the mornings to clean and check on the area. Was warned about coyotes in the area so watch out for your fur babies! You'll hear them at night. Very cool. Enjoy and keep it clean. :)

Has been on my NM bucket list, kept putting it off because there it isn't on the way to or from…read moreanywhere really. The tracks are about a half mile walk from the lake with limited shade, so come prepared. The lake is beautiful and peaceful. We had a day trip up and back from Albuquerque, but it would be a nice weekend trip at the lake.

I had no idea what a dinosaur dork I was until I seen the footprints smashed into the earth…read more Eeekks, super cool!! A rainy morning had the walk fragrant and refreshing. I wished I could've bottled the pine smell! The deer and bunnies were happy to grace us with their presence also. Always a bonus to see animals. Not a very busy lake early in the morning had us walking the short path by ourselves and spending plenty of time reading signs and taking in the scenery. What a neat stop. So glad someone had the mind to preserve parts of our history, makes my imagination and appreciation skyrocket.

We stayed in site 16, large enough for our 43' fifth wheel and pickup. Didn't have to unhook…read more Gravel sites were perfectly level. Good water, electric and sewer hookup. Campground was clean and quiet, spacious enough not to feel crammed in. Staff was very accommodating.

Beautiful trees full hookups manager the ball easy access to space enough room to keep toll car…read moreconnected. Will go back !!!

Great place for the overnight passerby. We pulled in around 8:30 pm. It was easy to see where to…read moregrab our information and site location. An attendant was there to lead us into our spot. Overall I t was clean, quiet, had a nice little dog park, and fit what we needed on a long trip just passing through.

What a nice gem!! Everyone there was so nice and the fenced dog area was great after a long day of…read moretraveling. The whole campground was in great shape. The sunrise and sunset from this spot was beautiful. I would stay again.

Great little spot for an overnight stay. We were just traveling through on our way to The Balloon…read moreFiesta and just needed a spot for one night. We called 30 minutes prior to arriving to see if there was a spot available. No problems in getting one. We pulled up and were greeted with a smile and 2 homemade chocolate chip cookies. We were able to buy a cable cord in the gift shop for our rv. We only spoke to the one lady in the shop but she was very nice. Our site was a pull-through near the edge of the park. There is a swimming pool and a small dog park, but we used neither. The grass does need to be cut and edged.

We stayed here on a Thursday night. We came in just after sunset so it was dark. Lighting is…read moreterrible. Also it was pretty empty and they put us right next to someone knowing we had 4 slides. The electrical and water are for 2 spaces together. The water is on the same faucet with a so called splitter. Old unused electrical above on pole hanging exposed. Picnic table falling apart - we had to move it because it was hanging in the space when we went to pull in. Over priced as well. We stayed at 6 other KOA's that were all much nicer and all were $25 to $30 less. Also there's no way to connect your coach to WiFi as those system is antiquated. Skip this KOA.

We stayed here one night we're on our way back to Arizona. We are on the highway 54 on our journey…read moreand this is right off the road. It is also an RV service and parts shop. The sites are wide and everyone has a tree, although they are young, so this will be nice in a few years The cost was $47 a night. They do have Wi-Fi and it was a decent speed. It was 103° when we got here today so we quickly got the electricity hooked up. Too hot to do anything outside. Staff was very friendly check-in, this appears to be a family own place, very nice spot to stop. Guymon had several restaurants and shops so there's resources nearby if you need.

Spent a few days here on our summer getaway, this park is a converted drive in movie theater just…read moreoutside of town less than a mile. No discount was offered for GS or being a veteran. After a long day on the road, we rolled up with no reservations and they made accommodations for us in just a few minutes. Very friendly and kind staff, put us in a pull through back in the park not far from the old movie screen thats still standing. Crushed stone interior roadways are wide and easy to navigate, and the sites have a decent amount of green space between them. Nice wide level gravel base sites, our site had a fairly decent sized tree on it that gave a little shade for our HDT which was nice, but not for our rv. The weather was shifting so shade was not as important as it was a month earlier. We had good utilities that were fairly close to each other, solid water pressure and a decent power supply. The park has a camp store, laundry and showers, as well as an onsite rv repair shop and technician with rv storage. There are an equal number of long term campers and well as daily pass through travelers. 4 Stars a decent rv park in the area, and perhaps the nicest one in the Guymon area, it met our needs for our time there and would stay again if in the area. 01316

Older campground. Nice grassy site for our tent. Bathrooms were fine, nothing special but they were…read moreclean. However it was loud overnight. Lots of freight trains all night long, seemed like we were asleep on the tracks. Lots of in town noise. Wouldn't be so bad if you are in a hard sided camper.

This old RV park is using old pictures. This place was a mess. We paid way too much just to park…read moreand sleep. There no longer is a playground for kids. There was a small dead tree and the weeds were high at our campsite. We were given codes for the restroom. The doors no longer have these types of doors. The ladies restroom doorknob was taped so I couldn't even lock the door to take a shower. The owners have a lot of work to do. They should update their website and stop lying to people. I would not recommend this run down RV park.

Pleasantly surprised. No cost, this is federal land. Stayed at Sanford-Yake campground. Clean, easy…read moreto access. Restroom/Shower room clean and well maintained. The campsites have no services at the individual sites so bring in what you need. Nearest town is Fitch just about 5 miles away.

Great place to fish. This is man made lake and it is big. Good place to bring your boat. Some big…read morefish has been caught here. Water can be choppy at times. Not to scare anyone off but have been several accidental deaths here so be careful. Have fun.

10/29/25 Great Stay at Amarillo KOA We had a great stay at…read morethe Amarillo KOA! The campground was clean, well maintained, and easy to access from the highway. The sites were level and spacious, and the hookups were easy to access -- perfect for our Class A motorhome and tow vehicle. The staff were friendly, helpful, and made check-in quick and simple -- a great place to rest and recharge. One thing to note: there's a train that goes by nearby, so if you're a light sleeper like me, consider that your early alarm around 4:30 a.m. Other than that, it's a great KOA and we'd definitely stay here again!

We will never stop here again. Not sure where they took the photos of their campground they have on…read moretheir website, but they must have photo shopped in the grassy areas. There was nothing but red clay mud everywhere and water standing deep on the road and under most everyone's RV. They wouldn't allow a dog fence (of course we would never leave our small dogs outside unless we were sitting out there with them) because they said there were so many coyotes around them that they had "had several incidents where coyotes have come in the campground and attacked dogs in fences." Wouldn't let us put an outdoor mat in front of the steps to help with all the mud, because it would kill their grass. I saw very few blades of grass in the back of the park where we were. I have never seen so much mud and standing water. It was very noisy as they state on their website. They weren't kidding! They are right beside an airport, train tracks and there were military planes and helicopters flying over constantly. There is a big red building about half a mile from them that says "Adults only XXX". Looked very seed. The office staff was less than friendly and FYI they say they have no outgoing mail and would not let us mail a few postcards to our grandkids. Too bad they are giving KOA a bad name. Either plant some real grass or put down more gravel.

Full hookups $35 a night. Nothing fancy but next to a horse facility so it's was perfect for usread more

Great rv park for our road trip cross country . The kiosk was perfect easy to use . Super nice to…read moreget a spot pull up hook up and get some sleep !