Top notch shop. Has a great variety of live and frozen bait. Great selection of lures, hooks,…read moresinkers and everything else you need for a great time fishing the local lake. They also stock variety of beer and sodas plus ice and just about any snack you could possibly need. The owners go above and beyond from the moment you walk into the store making you feel welcome. If you dont see what you need just ask and they will do there best to get items in for next time you stop by this great establishment. Lets not forget they also have a RV park on site. Just a few minutes away from the lake and boat dock. Make sure to stop in and say hello.

From the owner: We have the biggest selection of live and frozen baits as well as artificial lures and custom jigs…read morenear lake Meredith. Stop in on your way to the lake for a couple of “cold ones”, bait, tackle, snacks, pic-nic, and camping supplies. Remember “ Our bait is guaranteed to catch fish or die trying “ RV PARK is $20 a night. #gethookedup

Small campground next to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, and right on the canyon rim. Same location as…read morethe Palo Duro zip line. The nice folks who checked us in and the spectacular location are worth much more than three stars. Additional pluses: the sites are mostly level and the grade is flatter than the state park. Negatives: we had to change sites to find working electricity and available water. Biggest issue: THERE CURRENTLY ARE NO BATHROOMS OR SHOWERS. The bathroom facility has burned to the ground, which I imagine has been awful for the owners. However, I wish this had been on their website and in the reservation confirmation when we booked our site a week ago. Our trailer does not have a bathroom or shower, so we likely would've changed travel plans if we had known. Overall, it's a fine campground (tents are here, too), feels remote but is near restaurants, and it's nice to be able to book online. I advise asking about facilities before booking, though.

This is a no frills RV park. There is no picnic table so bring your own fold-up table. You will…read moredefinitely need an extension for your water hose. You may need extensions for your sewage and electrical. Stay away from site 25, the outlet had an open neutral as of 05/24/20, so be sure and ask before you book that site. Even with it being no frills, I really enjoyed this RV spot. It is right down the road from Palo Duro Entrance. Across the road is the Jeep Tours which was allowing hiking to get access to the canyon since the State Park was limiting visitors to Day passes due to COVID-19. In the evening at the RV park, we were able to walk down to the canyon area and had beautiful views. Absolutely gorgeous! All of the staff at the site was very nice. They kept the area clean and tidy and they are making many improvements to the site including mini-cabins which are really cute. I would stay again at this RV campsite.

I have to say, I was most pleasantly surprised by this park. I did not have high expectations, as…read moreit sits alongside Lake Meredith in a rather isolated region far away from other park sites. When we arrived on a cool, sunny Saturday in late spring, we found it totally empty and ours "for the taking". The drive from the main road to the interior of the park quickly becomes scenic over the rolling hills and outcrops of dolomite and flint. West Texas standard flora abounds on these short plateaus and rocky hillsides. Think agaves, cacti, yellow wildflowers, and wiry, weather-worn trees. You can drive on in two different directions from the visitor center and snag up-close-and-personal views of the limestone boulders strewn about the park. One particular road offers several further explorations via dirt roads. We even came upon a stand-alone hoodoo in the midst of a valley surrounded by sentinel hills. Back at the visitor center, you will of course find a typical large assortment of goodies. Stickers, patches, books, stuffed animals, t-shirts, magnets, and many more trinkets. Don't forget to get your parks passport stamped! The staff, though in short supply these days, was very helpful. There are ranger-led tours usually at 10:00 and 13:00 everyday if staff is available and if the weather is not too hot. (Y'all it gets hot here in the summer - it is the desert after all!) Last but certainly not least, there is a walk through mini-exhibit explaining the geological and historical significance of the area's flint deposits. Not to be missed are two videos - one on flintknapping and one on the history and relevance of the area and its people. Best of all? This park is totally free to visit, so you owe it to yourself to get out here.

We really had a great experience. We were driving to Utah from Texas and stayed in Amarillo to do…read morethis and Cadillac Ranch. This was way better then the ranch. We really enjoyed the hike and getting to see the beautiful flint that nature created out there. We loved Ranger Elaine and her inspirational life story and her passion for her job and the quarries.

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!

What's not to say about the beauty and splendor in this state park. You can spend a drive through…read moreor many hours or days here. When when we went, it poured for 20 minutes which added to the ambiance when the sun popped through and created many rainbows.

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!

Although located near the airport and trains, it was fairly quiet when we stayed. Large, clean…read morelocation for RVs, trailers, tents and cars. It has showers, laundry, pool, and even a food truck onsite. It was a good stopover while traveling west.

Friendly, helpful staff. Nice dog parks with grass. Fencing at sites helps with wind. Easy off…read moreand on to freeway

These guys know their business and we're very accommodating. The RV park with brand new. Very well…read morecleaned out customer service was a smidge above perfect the puppies so enjoyed the fenced off area for them. They allowed us to park an extra vehicle at no charge. They allowed us a late checkout and even stopped by to make sure we got our pick up fixed. I didn't catch the first gentleman's name that was so kind but Shelby was extremely helpful the following morning. Everyone was great. It worked out fine thank you again Would definitely recommend! Come here, honey

Great getaway for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, jet ski or pontoon cruising Water and electric…read morehookups on the shoreline. Bring a splitter as you will probably share water faucet with another camper

I have camped and fished this lake for 50 years , the fishing has never been better. the lake is…read morequiet and clean. it is old but still fills the bill for a great stay. the Lobo has a good burger and fries and very good chicken fry . we are headed back for a few days next wee in fact so see you there .

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. :)

We pulled into a nicely prepared and signed semi private site easily. Camp is clean, well laid…read moreout, with a good mixture of over nighters, weekly, and permanent residents. Staff were attentive and polite. Dog parks large and the Garden is a rarity in RV Parks.

The employee or owner meet us at our spot. She was very nice. Some people live there full time. The…read morespots are long with full hookups. There is a field next to the park you can walk dogs. We would stay again.

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.