I oftentimes check out the reviews just to see what campgrounds sound like wonderful places to visit! We've stayed at some wonderful campgrounds thanks to this website! I noted the recent particularly negative review (Jan 2008), about the Amarillo KOA & I haven't left a recent post on it, so now I am. We have stayed at this park every August on our way to & from northern New Mexico. Yes, you have to pass by a mobile home park & fields to get there & there is occasional airplane & train sounds (from a distance), but those are the only negatives that I can think of! During our last stay this past August, their sewer system had been accidentally damaged by someone, in another area digging into the city's sewer line, thus affecting the KOA park. They were decreasing the campers fee to compensate for the inconvience & allowing campers to empty their gray water tanks, just not black water. They were very apologetic about the situation & I'm sure by now, the city has fixed the mishap. The staff is very friendly & goes over & beyond in making campers stay pleasant. They also escort you to your site & stay around to make sure your pleased. We did see the cute hayride wagon loaded with campers & it was darling! The park also furnishes cute little cycles to ride around the park in. Their pool is immaculate (I know, I'm an avid swimmer) & their gift shop is darling! Their grocery area in the office is very well stocked & reasonably priced. The cable & wifi work well & wonderful cookies are given out at registration. The campground is very clean & pretty much quiet! Will we go back there? Absolutely! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff. They gave us free cookies at check-in. They had a hayride for guests that was really cute. Good wi-fi (a little slow at times), not too many cable channels. Clean campground, level sites. Great overnight spot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I compare KOAs to McDonalds - you pretty much know exactly what you are going to get. This campground was clean, the store very well stocked and the pool area great after a long day's drive. WiFi worked very well but the cable TV was a little iffy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Drive to park makes for nice surprise once there. Staff is friendly, helpful. Park is clean and well cared for. Store has great gifts, food items. Pool just opened was crystal clear. They were putting in either new or more cabins which were very nice. Laundry clean, game room, nice. Next door an airport but not too overwhelming. If you like military planes you can see a few landing and taking off. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice staff that were helpful getting us a ride to the Big Tex, limo with horns on the front. Campground is close to the airport, not busy but occasional noise. Big dip when coming off of the main road, had to work the angles to not scrape. Sites were gravel and level, no trees where the pull thrus are. Pricey for what was there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

An older KOA but lots of wide-open space around the park and clean restrooms/showers. Decent wifi and cable. Nice owners. Funny feature is that there's a pack of wild jackrabbits that live near the pet walk area. My dog thought they were the weirdest looking "dogs" she'd ever seen hopping around and such! Even though the park is adjacent to the airport land, there is virtually no planes at night so it's quiet (but during the day, there can be an occasional military or commercial jet). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very friendly, good Wi-Fi connection, gravel, level sites. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This KOA is a nice park to stay overnight. There is a little train noise. During the day you can hear some airport nice, but there is no airport noise at night. The playground is not as thrilling that most kids dream about. The pull-thru have no shade, but the back-ins do have some shade. None the less this is a nice park to stay overnight. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very dusty and lots of train and airport noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Two-miles off I -40 so it was quiet. Level gravel sites, with picnic tables on grass. Excellent restrooms and showers. Free Wifi and cable tv. Pool was closed for winter; game room, playground, basketball court, nice gift shop. Staff was friendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very well run place. Has lots of fun things to do. The food there was great We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is located near the Amarillo airport where the other Amarillo RV parks are located too. The park staff is very friendly and the WIFI worked great. The Big Texas Restaurant nearby will pick you up in a limo (with longhorns on the hood) at the KOA for free. This was alot of fun and I would recommend the experience for anyone visiting Amarillo. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Clean sites, older KOA. Main drawback was the area where it was located in Amarillo. The area looked run down. Some noise from the airport, but not unbearable. I appreicated all of the signs posted to warn customers of potential bad weather in the area. Very comforting touch. There are nicer RV parks in this area, but it seems to be one of the most family friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great park. There's a lot to do, with a pool, mini-golf, a diner area, and many friendly people. Most sites are at least partially shaded. The other review here mentioned that this would be a good destination RV park. I found that hard to believe, but now we'd like to go back to spend a weekend. It's that nice, and Amarillo seems like it has some things to do as well. There's a dragstrip a couple of miles away. This place is very well run by an energetic young couple. The only thing that detracts (and earns a 9 rating rather than a 10) is that there are no trash bins around. You leave your trash outside, and they come around and pick that up. While that's somewhat convenient, it's also a bit smelly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was an excellent park. We were coming back from Taos NM and spent 1 night here. The pool was wonderful for the kids. The rest rooms were clean. This park is a couple of miles from the interstate but easy to find and worth the drive. It is easy to get to and quiet. The store was wonderful and they had a dinner wagon if you want. We chose to go to the Big Texan which is right down the road. It was excellent too. We are planning on returning and making Amarillo our destination because we liked the place so well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Another good park with nothing special except a sauna. Our site was a little narrow but we were here for only one night. Would stop here again if we were in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A fairly nice RV park. Good paved roads, sites are dirt/gravel and pretty level. Good cable tv. Park was quiet. Spaces are wide and they have nice pull through sites. Park is located on the East end of town, close to the intersection of Hwy. 40 and Hwy. 287. Access to the park is quite easy. Attendant will guide you to your site and explain all of their hookups. We stayed here 1 night in our 5th Wheel, would stay here again when traveling through the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice place to stop. Big sites, easy on/off I-40. Clean, level sites. Very nice hook-ups. WiFi free in office and if your are close to office, otherwise $$. Great overnight stop. PassPort America rate for one night. Reservations needed for Discounts. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the better Passport parks we have stayed in. We had a nice long level 50 amp spot. As mentioned before we took the limo to a local steakhouse for dinner. Staff was friendly and there seemed to be many amenities. We only stayed one night since we need to get home. But we would stay here again and see more of Amarillo. Grass and gravel sites. Grass was not looking great but this is dry part of Texas. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a large park. Some of the sites are laid out in an unusual manner. The site we stayed in were side by side using the same water post (two faucets on the same location), cable on a splitter from one source. Electric in the same box. I asked for a 30amp but was given the 50amp of the box that the person next to me was using. WiFi cost unless you go into the office. Large gift shop. People working here are nice and are work campers. I am a member also. They were not very familiar with some of the local facilities. It rained heavily the night we stayed. Had to level the trailer over 2”. The area is a tourist trap and they get a lot of business. If you stay here go over to the Flying J and have a good Chicken Fried Steak. I would stay here again if I came through. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I agree with the other comments, no sense in repeating. The work camper staff are quite friendly and helpful. They only allow one Passport America night, we used Good Sam discount for subsequent nights. It should be noted that there was an "electric surcharge" of $2 or $3 per night (can't remember which) under the Passport America rate of $15. Not a real big deal. They should take the lead with other parks and provide free WiFi, instead of charging by the day. We would come back if passing through the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a very clean and convenient campground. Staff is friendly and helpful. Large, long pull throughs with conveniently located utilities. Limo service to the Big Texan Steakhouse was a plus. Great food there. Pool was clean and heated. Hot tub was covered over but management was quick to tell us know they would open it up if we wanted to use it. In spite of being very close to I-40 we didn't notice excessive noise. Easy in from the freeway, easy out. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It was good for an overnight stay, close to I-40. They placed us in an overnight parking site, nothing fancy, no grass and WiFi only works in store and costs. Staff was very helpful, even called the Big Texan for us to arrange a car to pick us up for dinner and then return. We would stay here again but only for overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed there this past July and found it very nice. Only stayed 1 night on my way to Gallup but would stay again if in the neighborhood. The space I had was very large and shaded. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good place for overnight. Large pull-through sites. Convenient to I-40. The morning coffee/donuts was too late for someone needing to get on the road by 8 AM or so. Convenient to the sights of the city and short trip to Palo Duro Canyon. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nothing fancy but right off I-40 and long pull-throughs. If you're looking for a place for the night this is perfect. There is even a shuttle to a local steak house. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, well organized, with quick easy access from the interstate highway. It was a nice touch that they have free coffee and donuts between 8 and 9:30 am. We stayed here for just one night, and it was a nice place to stay while passing through Amarillo. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with all of the prior reviews but I would add that the front pea gravel sites are where they put Pass Port America members. The better sites are for those paying the full rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great people that were quick to welcome you the Texas way. We had to hook up to a 30 amp because there were no more 50 amp spots available. There was no WiFi but a computer was available in the office for your use. The steak place down the road was awesome food with a fiddle pickin' group going around to your table accepting requests. We received half price with Passport. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Easy to get on and off the Interstate, yet we did not have any noise problems. They use a limo service to go to the Big Texan, a regionally known restaurant which is a "Must See" attraction if you are visiting the Amarillo area. Very friendly staff, free breakfast rolls and coffee, and clean campsites. Well worth the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It's hard to beat the price (Passport America rate) for a one night stay. We wanted an E'S in/out pull-thru long enough not to have to unhook our tow vehicle. We got all that convenience and more. Staff (Front Desk & Escort to site) were welcoming and friendly. WiFi was available for free if you used the Office facilities. I signed up with their Provider (The Wireless Web) right on line in my own Coach & they accepted a credit card for the $3/day fee. My Verizon Broadband Access was not available & went into ROAMING mode so I was glad to take what the RV Park had to offer since the signal was good. The property has the look of a former mobile home community and there are still some of those permanent residents adjacent. However, it also seems like the owners/Mgmt have plans to redesign certain areas and update them to accomodate Big Rig visitors. For the value alone, we would return for an overnight just to watch the Park's progress. It could be one of the better places to stay and we wouldn't mind recommending them if they continue to offer generous discounts to those just passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate shown is a Camp Club 50% discount. Nice park, easy in and out. Just off I-40. Some road noise, but not bad. Didn't notice any airport noise. Other reviews commented on the feed lot smell. Well, that's Amarillo and whole town gets covered by the odor if the wind is out of the East. I would have given them a 10, but the Wi-Fi isn't free. We'll stay here again for sure if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My wife and I stopped for one night in February and liked it so much we stayed two weeks. We then went on with our journey and came back to this park and stayed for another 6 days. We had some problems with our motorhome on our first stay and the owner/manager went out of his way to help us not only find the parts but also helped us repair our motorhome. The sites were very clean, large and the staff was super friendly. Even though I-40 is close by and convenient, the noise was not that bad as described. As for the airplane noise, there is a SAC base near by and once in a while during the day a plane would fly over. As for the issue of the odor from the feed lots, when you're in cattle country, you should expect what comes with it when the wind blows in the right direction. Yes, we will return to this RV park any time we are in the neighborhood even if we have to travel out of our way to get there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is nothing but a big dirt and gravel pit. There are a few shrubs that they call trees but not enough to provide any shade. The staff is friendly enough but the owner is a crotchety old man who is anything but customer friendly. They claim to be away from the airport but we had numerous planes overhead landing at the local airport. The rail yard must be close by was we had trains blowing their horn all day and night. The park in right next to busy I-40 with trucks and traffic roaring by all day and night. When the wind is blowing, which is almost all of the time the place smells like a barn yard or feed lot. Some of the lots are large but covered in pea gravel that makes footing unsure and hazardous. We would not recommend this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

$15 rate reflects Passport America. Normal rate is $25. PP America rate only good for one night. A nice place, convenient to I-40 as well as downtown Amarillo. Friendly staff. Wifi is pay ($3/day), but they have a free computer in the rec room as well as several lines to hook up one's own computer to wifi. Sites were gravel, but well-graded and the jacks didn't sink into the gravel. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very roomy pull through sites. Plenty of extra room. Exceptionally nice indoor pool and jacuzzi. All employees very friendly. Free morning donuts. Manager went above and beyond to help diagnose the cause of our battery problem, which could have been very expensive but instead cost nothing for the simple fix. We stayed a couple extra days and would definitely return. An exceptional value. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice park with large sites and friendly management. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Friendly staff. Big sites with lots of room to maneuver the big rig. Clean park with nice pool and spa. Internet free in office and fast dependable wifi on site for $3 a day. We stayed here four days in July and were very satisfied. Plan to stay again. I would bring drinking water next time. Amarillo city water was not to my liking. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Texas sized sites are easy to get into. Staff is very friendly. WiFi is extra cost. Restrooms are not fancy but clean and well kept. Free limo available to nearby Big Texan Steak House. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

"Texas-sized" RV sites, pool and hot tub were awesome. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed in this campground on 6/3 & 4. The campsites were close but reasonable. Most campsites had trees and grass along with a picnic table. The facilities were clean and in good repair. They charge for WiFi but have free WiFi available in the office. There was road noise but in our opinion it was acceptable. The staff was friendly and helpful. We would stay here again. We camped in a 34' motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

10% discount with Good Sam or AAA. This was a good overnight place as you can pull in with your toad, leave it attached and pull right back out in the morning. Limo from Big Texan will come get you and all the truck stops are in the area, so fuel / truck wash / services are all close. Nice folks there too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Visited park in 40' motorhome for overnight stay. Have used park many times over last five years. During that period have not seen any improvements. The usual overnight area has lots of gravel, but the site we were placed in needed more gravel as mud was present from recent rains. The site did not have a table. The pool was great after a long day of driving. We would ask to be placed in overnight area or go to another campground in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park. Friendly staff,good security. good big rig sites on row p-1-5. Wide paved roads w/ mainly new level gravel sites. Good hook-ups. As for restauraunts skip Big Texan. Tourist Trap! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really liked this campground. The staff was super friendly, and the campground was immaculate. Bathrooms and showers were spotless. The staff suggested a superb buffet restaurant in town called the Longhorn. We will stay at this campground again if we're passing through Amarillo in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We used this park as first night and last night on a three week excursion. Excellent, because pull through sites are level so we did not have to unhook. Loved the limo to the Big Texan, could have a cocktail after the long day, and not have to worry about cooking or driving to dinner. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very big rig friendly campground that has paved roads and well-gravelled sites. Excellent for one nighter or for longer period. Famous Big Texan Steakhouse nearby, with free rides to and from steakhouse. A good place! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place for an overnight stop. The kids really enjoyed the indoor heated pool. The hot tub was down for maintenance. Easy access on and off I-40. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean park for overnight stay. Easy in/out for "Big Rigs." Trees not a problem. Modern hook-ups on gravel sites for "Big Rigs". Very friendly staff. Somewhat noisy because it is adjacent to I-40, but OK. Limo will pick you up free and take you to the "Big Texan" steakhouse! We stayed in Oct. of '04 with 42' motor home and towed car. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only park I have given a 10. We had to stop due to a snowstorm, glad we did. Want internet?? They have phone, cable modems, wify connections. Very friendly staff and top of the line hookups in the premium area. Next door to a waterpark for summer recreation. Will be back on the return trip for sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stopped for an overnight stay. They put their overnighters together in one area. The sites are smaller than their extended stay sites. Site was a pull-thru, gravel and wide enough for any number of slideouts. Hookups were well placed and modern. Sites did not have a table or trees. Park is very clean. All roads are paved. Indoor pool was very nice. The park personnel are friendly and helpful. Will stay at this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Level, open, on frontage road just off I-40, so you hear the road noise; swimming pool indoors, everything immaculate. New management. Great overnight stop. We camped here in a camper.

Campground under new management. Very clean.Large pullthru gravel sites. All hookups. No picnic table. Park is 1/2 block north of I-40 and quiet. Very complete cable tv. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Free internet access in clubhouse. We camped here in a camper.

Great park to spend the weekend in Amarillo, close to great shopping and good food. The gift shop is something to see and it keeps the wife busy while I get the rig settled in. Nice pet area, 4 stalls that are lit. Easy entrance and exit. The lots are separated by a little wooden fence and have concrete porches, gravel and some need a little leveling after the rains. Decent cable tv and wifi can be slow at peak hours. Stayed here 3 times and will stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice camp, but narrow spaces. It seems dusty to an Easterner, but it's sort of in the desert, so it's to be expected. Very convenient to stores and restaurants, right on 66 and very close to I-44 and I-27. The store and indoor pool alone are worth a visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Had a group of 14 RV's staying at this park. Very clean and quiet. Had a Texas BBQ provided by the owners for $8.50 per person with live entertainment. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. We stayed a week & very much enjoyed the indoor pool & fitness center. Most sites are gravel pull thrus with a small privacy fence between sites. WiFi, CATV, Phone included. The park is designed like an old western fort complete with lookout towers at the 4 corners and is well landscaped & maintained. They have 4 dog pens about 40 x 12 where you can exercise your dog off leash. They also have an exceptional gift shop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.