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.

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

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.

I didn't want to stop in Amarillo, so I looked a little bit further and found Shamrock…read more Hotels.com had decent reviews of this Blarney Inn, and the price was cheap at $54. After arriving, we payed for the room and went in. Although I have been in much nicer hotels at this same price point, I have to say that it is sufficient for my needs. The sheets and bathroom appear to be clean, but the overall bedroom could use a deep clean--an old fashioned white glove type of clean. Just be happy it is cheap, get some sleep, and then get back on the road.

Several sites have listed this as a Five Star Motel. Let me make this perfectly clear--NO WAY. I am…read morenot sure who wrote those reviews but unless you have been living in your car for a year, I can't imagine five stars for this place. This is a clean, very average, old motel. The linens were clean, the bed spread had many stains and none of the lighs other than the ceiling light could be pluged in. It was a cold night when we arrived and the window heater did a great job in warming the bedroom area but the bathroom and bathroom floor remained friged. The room was stark and the many batch jobs were sloppily painted. The phone which we did not use looked dirty. Granted we only spent $50 for this room and were not really unhappy with our stay, but I do what to point out that if you are expecting five star quailty this is not the place for you.