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Blue Dog RV Park

Amarillo, Texas
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Scenic valley RV park

Amarillo, Texas
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Canyon View RV Park - Rockwell

Canyon, Texas
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Palo Duro RV Park

Canyon, Texas
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Overnite RV Park

Amarillo, Texas
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Sweetwater River Ranch

Texas Creek, Colorado
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South Bell Lodging RV Park

Amarillo, Texas
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Fort Amarillo RV Resort
"Just pulling away from this excellent location and already planning to come back soon! The dog park is a wonderful setup for our great dane and the sites are large and level! The friendliness and helpfullness of the staff is a welcome treat after some other places! "
Amarillo Ranch RV Park
"Stayed here on a drive up to Colorado. Had everything we needed for the overnight stay - Internet, hot tub, nice set up at each site. Can't complain. Will stay here again if we're passing through Amarillo."
Amarillo Best Wonderland RV Resort
"The roads inside the park are terrible. Almost impossible to get level. Noisy street ( even with TV on). Price is good. Would not stay here again. The lady in the office was extremely nice and sweet. Not the best area of town. Very close to Thompson Park for walking. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group"
Overnite RV Park
"Southside of Amarillo, across the street from a Pilot center. We stayed one night in this hidden gem of a park. Very friendly manager, and talk about pet friendly! Five of hteir sites have fenced yards for your critters. All sites were pull-through (I think), and the managers take great care to make this look and feel like a neighborhood, with lots of vegetation, colorful flowers, included cable a"
Oasis RV Resort
"A great park. Staff is very friendly. The park is new. When we stayed there it was $20 a night. A small restaurant, store, service center and propane. We loved it here. Our poodle was sick when we arrived and I asked about a Vet. The gal at the desk called her daughter who had pets to get the name of her Vet for us and he was great too. Would absolutely stay here again. - Review provided by RV Pa"
Fort Amarillo RV Resort
"We stayed here and LOVED it!!! Indoor pool/jacuzzi/laundry/gym, very clean and we'll maintained, catch and release swimming, separate dog runs, and Gander Mtn is in walking distance. Definitely 5 stars in my book - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group"
AOK Camper Park
"This is not a park for extended stay or vacation park, but if you need a place for a few days to sight see are just over night it's a great place for $ 12.50 a night with Pass Port America. Just off I 40 but pretty quiet area. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group"
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About Amarillo

Amarillo RV parks and campgrounds are located within the city and in every direction heading out of town. This is the Texas Panhandle — flat, grassy open country.


Perhaps the most iconic landmark around Amarillo is the Cadillac Ranch, where the art collective Ant Farm planted a garden of Caddys in the middle of the wide open prairie. Since 1974, folks have been visiting and adding their marks to the cars with paint, making this a an ongoing collaborative work. The Amarillo Museum of Art has more conventional and Asian works of art, Amarillo is also home to the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame and Museum and the Don Harrington Discovery Center — a great point of interest for kids.


The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum and Palo Duro Canyon are popular day trips from Amarillo, and the area has some of the best camping in North Texas. Palo Duro Canyon State Park is home to the Texas Grand Canyon, where multicolored rock walls extend more than 800 feet from the valley below.

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