Scenic Valley is off the beaten path. Quiet and out of the city. The laundry room is open and they…read morehave a shower and bathroom for smaller RVs like mine. Spots are large and easy to pull through if you come through the center and aim your rig to the outboard sides. Fenced in spots add to privacy as well. Owner was friendly and gave us access to the facilities. We stayed 3 days and enjoyed our time there. Will come back again of they have a ln open spot. They are making improvements while I was there. So it it just getting better.

I was very tired from driving for many hours and most of the RV places made me feel like I was out…read morein the desert with dirt flying from all over the place and then I ran into this amazing super cute place the Scenic Valley RV Park with super cute privacy fence and full hook ups . It also had private little yard and picnic tables and flowers . Owner came to make sure everything was working perfectly and helped me with my water hose . I didn't care if it wasn't within walking distance to restaurants . I felt as if I was in my own place with my private fence and yard . My dog also loved having her own little space . I plan to go and do some trails at Palo Duro . I am short distance from what I love . You should come out and check it out for yourself . I will definitely come back .

This RV park was really cute and fit our needs. There's open fields for you to walk your animals…read moreand full hook ups. We are telling and are approximately 50 feet and fit into the spots really nicely. All the spots are very large. What's best is the customer service. We called at midnight last night and somebody answered and said they had vacancy. We did not have this experience in the other campgrounds in Amarillo. In fact this is the only campground the answer their phone at all hours of the night. Other campgrounds didn't even have anything listed On their office showing vacancy spots or even a map of what they have open. Will definitely be stopping here again! The spot was $26/ night. We paid in the deposit box

Nice campground next to a gigantic open field. Great for walking our dogs. In the field are 3 tiny…read moredonkeys, an emu, longhorn cattle, and llamas. They're all so awesome!! The campground isn't fancy, but it's got great pull through sites with 30/50 amp power. We parked on the far left corner & had the best clear view of an open field. Very pretty, small trees. We paid the discounted passport America price, you just find your spot first, park, then walk over to the front office. You fill out an envelope with cash or check & put it in the slot. We didn't see anyone at the front office either of the two times we have camped here & that's just our style. They do offer free WiFi which wasn't too bad, except for peak hours. We loved staying here! I don't know if there are showers or laundry, because we live in our Motorhome & didn't need that anyways.

My first time to the Amarillo airport was easy breezy! There really is something to be said for…read morelittle airports. Security was quick and before you know it, you are at your gate. There is no getting turned around here. The waiting area seemed to have room for everyone and was clean. Smaller planes are typically coming in and out of here, so you are not bunched up with 200 other people at your gate. They don't have a ton of shopping or dining options, but there are only like 7 gates, they are not going to have the amenities of a large airport. Bring a snack and enjoy not having to show up 3 hours before your flight.

I have traveled through Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport every 2-3 months for…read moreapproximately five years, and I have always appreciated the convenience of flying through a smaller airport. Unfortunately, my experience with the security checkpoint over the past year has become increasingly frustrating. I have TSA PreCheck and use the available facial/Touchless ID process when it is offered. Yet despite having PreCheck clearly reflected on my boarding pass, my recent experiences have repeatedly involved additional screening that seems completely disproportionate to the number of passengers in the checkpoint. On my most recent trip, as has happened repeatedly over the past year, I was told I had been selected for a "random" additional check. This has now happened to me approximately ten consecutive times. I have been required to remove my shoes and send them through screening again, have had my belongings subjected to additional screening, and have been subjected to pat-downs on multiple occasions. On one recent visit, it took approximately 30 minutes to get through security despite there being only around 10-15 people in the entire security area. At some point, repeated "random" screening stops feeling random from the passenger's perspective. When the vast majority of people standing in an almost empty security area are being pulled aside for additional screening, it raises legitimate questions about whether the procedures are being applied consistently and whether staff are adequately trained on the screening protocols associated with TSA PreCheck. What is especially frustrating is that passengers are standing around watching this happen and openly asking one another, "Why are they checking everyone?" People are having to unpack belongings, remove additional items, wait for repeated screening, and in some cases undergo pat-downs when there is virtually no line to begin with. I fully understand and support the need for airport security. This is not a complaint about security measures themselves. It is a complaint about the apparent inconsistency, the excessive amount of additional screening, the amount of time it takes, and the lack of clear communication to passengers about why these procedures are occurring. A small airport like Amarillo should be an easy and pleasant airport to travel through. Instead, the security experience has become a source of unnecessary frustration. I would strongly encourage airport management and TSA leadership to review what is happening at the Amarillo checkpoint, including how often passengers are being selected for additional screening, how PreCheck passengers are being processed, how long these screenings are taking, and whether additional training or supervisory oversight is needed. I have continued to fly through Amarillo because I love the convenience of this airport and the community it serves. But the current security experience is unacceptable, and after five years of frequent travel through AMA, I feel this needs to be addressed. Rating: 1/5 stars. I hope someone in a position to address this will actually read this and investigate what is happening at the checkpoint rather than simply dismissing it as an individual passenger complaint.

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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 !

Step away from the norm and travel to the Shepherd Brothers Cabin Rentals for family fun, open air,…read morebeautiful sunsets, and clean amenities! This place is one our kiddos would not stop talking about...especially because they have "tunnels" in almost every cabin! These tunnels are legit, too! They take you from the first floor to 2nd floor lofts, along a sturdy and architecturally sound structure that is well-built and carpeted for a clean path that leads to the 2nd floor and has lookout windows along the way. The tunnels are also lit. Wow, my kiddos were in for a big surprise when the owner said, "Enjoy it! Maybe you'll see a tunnel or two you can crawl through." We kind of thought he was joking in the beginning, and then we walked into the cabin. Wow! These are architecturally sound and so much fun for active kiddos! Aside from the tunnels, the granite kitchen counters and wood floors and nice amenities made this place somewhere we will stay again! Not shown is the bathroom with marble Shower in Juniper (that is handicap accessible), an upstairs loft with 2-double beds and downstairs bar eating area. It is absolutely lovely and clean! The Juniper and Mesquite cabins have a picturesque front porch that opens to the Canyon area and has views of aoudad sheep! Also, they have corn hole games and tic-tac-toe along with other fun games on property! Each unit comes with a grill or has access to one. I cannot recommend this location enough!

They are an awesome family. we had pulled off side of road taking time to find a place for night…read moreafter state park had closed due to weather where we had reservations in a cabin. Bill came out to us asking if he could help. Told our situation. He offer to show his cabins and filled our need and beyond. Beatuiful, complete accommodation, very clean and views Of countryside.

It's a very well maintained, quiet RV park. We just moved in and are full time travelers who have…read moreliterally been all over the country and I can say this park was the first ever with free laundry facilities. Everyone is friendly, people are respectful follow their few but necessary park rules and it's a convenient lil town with food options and still only 23 miles to Amarillo. The only review on here I thought was disappointing in my opinion bc they didn't even give the owners the opportunity to rectify the situation. I can't stand seeing that so I posted the truth! It's a lovely lil park and we are very happy we found it!! PS. If you have a dog most campers know to clean up after them and keep your pet leashed. It's quite simple lol.

This park has clean laundry facilities for RV tenants. Park rules do NOT apply to the "Local FULL…read moreTIMERS" , those tenants are permitted to do as they please. They are constantly walking through other peoples rented spaces day and night, not peaceful camping when your dog is constantly barking in your rv letting you know people are in the "rented space" like it's their yard too, Full timers let their dogs run free ALL the time to URINATE on everyone's camping stuff,(bbqs, chairs,hoses, landing legs,tires on trailer and vehicles, other peoples personal pet enclosures ) This is more work (now cleaning all dog urine off of everything) when getting packed up to leave .- Full timers find this amusing. The owners were very nice and accommodating, but the full timers running the "park" ruin this place. If rules are written for the RV PARK- EVERYONE should be expected to follow them. No exceptions!!!

A break along the I40 West bound. Convenient stop to stretch legs and simply rest. No restrooms,…read moreno vending machines, no shelter, just a lengthy area to park on either side. Most often seen filled at night by truckers for the evening. Occasionally you see the single, giant blades of windmills. Safe travels.