I am looking for rv park recommendations with full hookups in Amarillo , Carlsbad, and San Antonio. We are headed that way in a week. We are also probally going to be looking for a rv park just out of Dallas toward Amarillo for an overnight.

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Brandon327 wrote:I am looking for rv park recommendations with full hookups in Amarillo , Carlsbad, and San Antonio. We are headed that way in a week. We are also probally going to be looking for a rv park just out of Dallas toward Amarillo for an overnight.I am guessing you are coming into Dallas on I-20 then 287 to Amarillo.Look at Creekside RVing, 4491 US-287, Alvord, TX 76225(940) 627-2505I haven't stayed there but heard it wasn't to bad (look it up in RV Park reviews).Amarillo I stayed at Oasis RV Resort, 2715 Arnot Rd, Amarillo, TX 79124, myrvoasis.com, (806) 356-8408. I was there last week.San Antonio I use Admiralty RV Resort, 1485 N Ellison Dr, San, Antonio, TX 78251, admiraltyrvresort.com, (210) 647-7878.I usually like to stay out in Bandra at Skyline Ranch RV Park.Carlsbad I don't have a recommendation for there.Bill

In Amarillo, I second Oasis RV. For both Carlsbad and San Antonio, we selected Carlsbad KOA and San Antonio KOA. The Carlsbad KOA was the nicest KOA we have ever seen. Great sites especially the upgraded ones with a shade structures and immaculately maintained. It is on the opposite end of town from the Caverns, but we found everything closer to the Caverns to be really old and outdated. We chose the San Antonio KOA as it was nicely maintained and had good amenities as well. Also as parking can be tricky in San Antonio, we liked that the park was on the bus route.

If you want cheap in Amarillo use OK Camper Park especially if you have Passport America, if you want nice use Oasis RV Park.

Don't stay at Tree Tops in Arlington.....it has really changed. There is a Park on the East Side of Town in Terrell, off I-20. http://www.bluebonnetrv.com/ Very nice!The Oasis in Amarillo is wonderful!

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WILDEBILL308
Explorer II
May 15, 2017
When staying in Palo Duro Canyon State Park there are showers and restrooms available to take some of the load. They have dump stations if you feel the need. I like Campsites in Juniper.The road in and out can be a little intimidating to some but I didn't have a problem towing the car.
Bill
Brandon327
Explorer
May 15, 2017
We are staying Amarillo a few days to visits Palo during canyon and other site in the area. Would love to stay at palo Durocher but it doesn't appear to have full hookups. With a wife and 3 kids full hookups are pretty much required for anything longer than a one night stay.
Bob806
Explorer III
May 15, 2017
WILDEBILL308 wrote:
Bob806 wrote:
Amarillo...go to Palo Duro State Park, you won't be disappointed.

I was there 2 weeks ago when it snowed 3-5 in and had over 80 mph wind gust. Just before it hit moved to Oasis RV park at exit 60.
Yes Palo Duro is great when the weather is good. Had wild turkeys in the campground. If you have time but to far off the main road for an overnight.
Bill

Oops, I got excited when I saw the word Amarillo, and didn't see he was just looking for an overnight stop.

We did a fall trip to Texas last year, and Palo Duro was simply amazing. I need to get back there again someday.
WILDEBILL308
Explorer II
May 14, 2017
Bob806 wrote:
Amarillo...go to Palo Duro State Park, you won't be disappointed.

I was there 2 weeks ago when it snowed 3-5 in and had over 80 mph wind gust. Just before it hit moved to Oasis RV park at exit 60.
Yes Palo Duro is great when the weather is good. Had wild turkeys in the campground. If you have time but to far off the main road for an overnight.
Bill
Bob806
Explorer III
May 14, 2017
Amarillo...go to Palo Duro State Park, you won't be disappointed.
frizzen
Explorer
May 14, 2017
Brantley Dam State Park at Carlsbad. Water and electric. There is a dump station on the road in.
padredw
Nomad
May 14, 2017
If the Caverns is your primary objective, I don't mind recommending the RV Park right in the town of Carlsbad. I know it is not the best, but it is the closest and that is where we stayed, and that is where I would go to stay again for a one day visit to the caverns.

If you are planning a longer visit that might change things, but I did not find the park in town to be that bad. It is certainly not a "destination park," but it saved us a lot of time and allowed a one day visit to Carlsbad Caverns on our way to California.
kstanton
Explorer
May 14, 2017
We also stayed at Travelers World in San Antonio - very nice. As already mentioned it's on the Missions Bike Path and across the street from the bus line. Very easy to get to the river walk area without using your vehicle. In Carlsbad we stayed at AAA Whites City RV Park. We had an early tour and only stayed one night. It was okay for our purposes as it is just 7 miles from the Carlsbad Caverns National Park Visitor Center. Not much in Whites City. We used the RV parking lot at the caverns then drove on toward San Antonio that afternoon after our tours.
2gypsies1
Explorer III
May 13, 2017
Another option for Carlsbad is Brantley Lake State Park. That's where we stay. Do you need full hookups for a couple nights?
BB_TX
Nomad
May 13, 2017
Brandon327 wrote:
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How far is the carlsbad koa from the caverns. The carvers are why we are going to Carlsbad.

The KOA is about 20 miles north of the town of Carlsbad. The caverns are about 25 miles south of the town. An easy drive. And I am guessing you will just do it one day. So not bad.
There are other RV parks in Carlsbad, but get so-so reviews on rvparkreviews.com. But probably OK for a night or two. I would not recommend the RV park in White's City at the cavern road entrance. We did not stay there, but reviews are pretty bad, and it looks less than desirable from the road. But it is convenient to the caverns.