This is an excellent RV/Camping site with a perfect location for exploring both Palo Duro Canyon…read moreState Park and Caprock Canyons State Park. The site itself and the bathhouse were very clean, and the host was friendly and welcoming. One of the best surprises was the on-site food truck, which was amazing and such a convenient bonus. The other guests were quiet and respectful, and the whole property felt safe, peaceful, and comfortable. I really enjoyed my stay and would gladly recommend it to others visiting the area.

All was perfect. Excellent customer service. Food truck on sight is exceptional. Site are…read moreperfectly level.

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 !

Nice campground. Love the animals and the dog park. The bathrooms are nice but no showers.read more

A quaint simple place to stop whether just for the night or a week like we did while passing…read morethrough. The location is good since it's right off the freeway and you can have full hook ups if needed. The staff were very nice, the animals on the property were so sweet to see (donkey, cows, goats, sheep, ducks and chickens). We enjoyed our quiet stay and took advantage of the property a d tried to walk at least two miles a day or every other while there. Side note: the town of Shamrock is a close drive with a couple historical buildings. It's small and of course older but worth checking out. There is very good steakhouse in town called the Metropole worth eating at as well. Recommended for your rv stop over needs.

Great stop for overnight. No frills RV Park just off of I-40 in Shamrock,TX. Site is 20.00 cash…read morefor night. You pay in restaurant. Restaurant has good food at reasonable prices. Staff friendly. Only complaint No Half and Half for coffee. They use milk or powder. Would definitely stop again ! Also seemed like a safe place for overnighting.

There's no-frills to this park, but it is a nice safe area and adjacent to a good restaurant. Since…read moreit is a basic park, there's no staff or much amenities to evaluate. So here are what I see as pros and cons for an RV traveler. Pros: Full hook-up: water; electric (20, 30, and 50 amp); sewer WI-Fi (3MPS) Nice view Adjacent to very good restaurant Safe place One of the few non-boondocking (dry camping) parks for miles. Historic town- be sure to look at the You Drop Inn building, then watch Pixar's Cars Cons: Cash only (my "receipt" was a hand-written Post-It note) All gravel and some sites not so level. Only a couple of trees; little or no shade. No clear rules (some might run a generator) No common bathroom or showers

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.

We stayed here on our way through town and so glad we did! The WiFi and laundry facility were…read morefantastic. It was a super quiet park with open space to enjoy and nearby open grassy areas to let our dogs run and play and to get a good walk in. Great water pressure, easy to back in and get set up, and spaces were plenty big to park two vehicles and have some space to hang out between campers. Reasonably priced and close to all the luxuries of Pampa. Would definitely stay again if we are back in the area!

I give this place 5 stars simply for the fact that the owner is SO nice and SO helpful! When he saw…read morehow tiny our camper was, he even lowered the price he charged us. Some business owners don't realize how much of an impact it makes on their patron's opinion (and reviews) when they are simply kind!

On a work trip in Amarillo and thought I would do some sight seeing. A short 30 minute drive to the…read morestate park was worth it. A day pass is $8.00 and is good till 10:00PM (you can leave and come back). They give you a map as well. You can drive the whole thing and see a lot from your car. There's also plenty of pull-offs for picture opportunities. For ones that like hiking, there's plenty of that there. I'm not big into hiking, and I also didn't pack to do so. Lol. There is cave you see from the road, and if you want you can do a short hike to it. I wasn't on planning really hiking anywhere but this was short enough. Easy to get up, going down you have to be a lil careful. Good place for pictures too. Camping ground are available too. Anyways, if you're in town visiting or never have been there, I definitely recommend it!

Palo Duro Canyon State park is near Amarillo Texas. It's the second largest canyon in the United…read moreStates. It's 27,173 acres 120 miles and 600 to 800 ft deep. But you can only drive 16 miles on a paved road. Then you turn around and drive back. Palo Duro Canyon State Park officially opened on July 4,1934 and it cost $8.00 a person to enter. You can camp in tents-RVs with electricity and water. Also rental cabins that look pretty cool overlooking the canyon. Picnic tables and various locations over 40 miles of hiking and biking trails. They have stables with guided horseback rides. Parks Museum store has exhibits about history, geology, and wildlife. They have a natural observatory for birdwatching. And a trading post with restaurant and a park store. During the summer hours an open air outdoor drama theater nestled at the foothills of the cliff. This is a beautiful state park and we're glad we seen it.

Small and quiet. This RV park is just a couple of miles off the I40 in Shamrock Texas. It offers…read morewater, power, and dump site only, but for $15 it was fine for one night. Would stay again if in the area.

Small, quiet and a couple miles off I-40 in Shamrock, TX. It is a small park with water, sewer,…read moreand electric. Quiet, safe feeling, and nothing special. Great place to stop for the night on your way through to elsewhere. It is lit up well, also. We paid $15 which is the normal rate. We would stay here again if we were coming through the area.