Good alternative if the Park is full. Tight spaces with your front door step on someones utility hookups. However, if you hang out in front of your rig, sites 10 to 15 have an unobstructed view of the Canyon. Site 10 is the best as it is open on one side with a Juniper bush for shade.

A great place to stay when State Park is full and not have to pay all the crazy extra fees that they tag on.I will say, the sites are pretty close but hey, we're hiking most of the time anyway so it's didn't matter to us!Sites are all gravel. Not to level but doable with some extra blocking! Need at long water hose as it is at ...moreA great place to stay when State Park is full and not have to pay all the crazy extra fees that they tag on.I will say, the sites are pretty close but hey, we're hiking most of the time anyway so it's didn't matter to us!Sites are all gravel. Not to level but doable with some extra blocking! Need at long water hose as it is at the front of the site, not the back where the electric and sewer are. Speaking of sewer, maybe extra 10' hose would be good for some of the sites... jus' sayin'!All in all, a good "home base" to go and explore the State Park, which is just around the corner, with all it's trails and info centers!Have a great time, we did!

We came in Sunday afternoon. Found our spot easily. Right outside the State Park, which we visited one evening. We didn't have problems with our hook up, but noticed a neighbor was given a hose to help connect. The description they listed is accurate (older park). We had good reception, which the husband needs for work. We left a nig...moreWe came in Sunday afternoon. Found our spot easily. Right outside the State Park, which we visited one evening. We didn't have problems with our hook up, but noticed a neighbor was given a hose to help connect. The description they listed is accurate (older park). We had good reception, which the husband needs for work. We left a night early because of 65plus bursts of wind. We would visit the park again but would definitely check the wind conditions before booking.

Just an RV Park. Dirt sites, hookups in strange places, water was at the very front of the site. SUPER easy to get into the state park, you are literally camping at the gate. Great views of the canyon in the evening. Mostly 30-amp sites so if you have a 50-amp rig with an adapter be careful, there are no breakers at your site and you w...moreJust an RV Park. Dirt sites, hookups in strange places, water was at the very front of the site. SUPER easy to get into the state park, you are literally camping at the gate. Great views of the canyon in the evening. Mostly 30-amp sites so if you have a 50-amp rig with an adapter be careful, there are no breakers at your site and you will take the whole row down if you draw over 30 amps. Our stay was fine, not good, not bad, just fine.

Narrow sites that were littered with raccoon trash.When we pulled in, a small class c RV had to close their awning as we could not fit.Super narrow spaces.0Owner started mowing weeds at our site at 9:05 PM.Bizarre setup; electric, sewer and water are on opposites sides; used 3 water hoses and two long sewer hoses. Luckily, I ...moreNarrow sites that were littered with raccoon trash.When we pulled in, a small class c RV had to close their awning as we could not fit.Super narrow spaces.0Owner started mowing weeds at our site at 9:05 PM.Bizarre setup; electric, sewer and water are on opposites sides; used 3 water hoses and two long sewer hoses. Luckily, I have extension on electric cord, cause it was far away too.Best part of the RV park is leaving it in my rear view mirror.Do not recommend.

One really good thing this park has going for it is it’s proximity to the state park. Other than that, it left something to be desired. The sites were really close together. So much so that we couldn’t open our awnings without being in the next site. The sites were extremely unlevel. It took quite a while for us to get close to level...moreOne really good thing this park has going for it is it’s proximity to the state park. Other than that, it left something to be desired. The sites were really close together. So much so that we couldn’t open our awnings without being in the next site. The sites were extremely unlevel. It took quite a while for us to get close to level and we have auto-level. Next, the vast majority of the sites are 30 amp sites. I entered 50 when we booked but ended up with 30. Lastly, all the sites are dirt pads which become extremely muddy when it rains, so beware. And there are no trees for shade. But again, it is extremely close to the state park and inexpensive.

Not a bad place to stay so close to the canyon and great alternative if you don’t want to take your MH down into the canyon to camp.Not much space between rigs, low water pressure and during our visit, WI-FI wasn’t great, but neither was Verizon. However, this wouldn’t stop me from staying here again... other than when we checked in...moreNot a bad place to stay so close to the canyon and great alternative if you don’t want to take your MH down into the canyon to camp.Not much space between rigs, low water pressure and during our visit, WI-FI wasn’t great, but neither was Verizon. However, this wouldn’t stop me from staying here again... other than when we checked in, didn’t see any park staff come through.

Let me start by saying that the water is on the other end of the site from the electric and poop shoot. Better bring some extenders or pick on what you want to use more. Other than that it is a simple campsite with some great views.Pull out and less than a mile you enter Palo Duro State Park. Can't beat the location.Touc...moreLet me start by saying that the water is on the other end of the site from the electric and poop shoot. Better bring some extenders or pick on what you want to use more. Other than that it is a simple campsite with some great views.Pull out and less than a mile you enter Palo Duro State Park. Can't beat the location.Touchless entry, so have to call the number.

We enjoyed our stay here. The staff was non-existent. I left two voicemails and they weren’t returned. Outside of that, the stay was great. The water and electric were reliable and the site was very level. The WiFi was consistently 11 megs down and 3 megs up.

This campground is basically a bare bones RV site. It looks like they are trying to do so much with the place, but are kind of all over the place so not one particular aspect is as good as it good be. It's pretty dull as far as campgrounds go, but the location can't be beat if you can't stay in the park. The RV sites are fairly flat...moreThis campground is basically a bare bones RV site. It looks like they are trying to do so much with the place, but are kind of all over the place so not one particular aspect is as good as it good be. It's pretty dull as far as campgrounds go, but the location can't be beat if you can't stay in the park. The RV sites are fairly flat. We picked #3 based on their webpage, which said it had one of the best views of the canyon. Which may have been true before they built the mini cabins. Highly recommend staying in the outer loop sites, and avoid the ones on the "inside" unless it's at the farthest end from the entrance. The water and electrical/sewer hook ups were on opposite ends of the site, so unless we used our additional hose, we wouldn't have been able to hook everything up at the same time.Never went in the showers, but there are two bathrooms - both were fine when we first got there, but it was a holiday weekend so we didn't use them after the first day. Not sure how much cleaning was going on so can't comment on cleanliness after the first day.You can see the Palo Duro SP entrance from this RV campground. Because we were hooked up and didn't want to unhook, we rode our mountain bikes into/out of the canyon for the two full days we were there. It's definitely do able if you are in decent shape. We also biked several of the trails in the canyon, which were spectacular. I'm not an avid mountain biker but I've done some fairly technical single track trails, but Lower Comanche was at the extreme end of my limits. Upper Comanche, however, was super fun and although technical, not as difficult as LC.There is wifi at the campground and we didn't have any issues with it. They do sell ice for $2/bag. We didn't come into contact with the owners other than by phone. The office wasn't open and all we had to do was call and let them know which site we were on, so check in was super easy. I'm sure they would have been responsive if we had any issues, but we didn't need to contact them other than check in.

This is the worst campground we have ever stayed at. There are huge potholes in the campground road which cannot be avoided. There was trash left by a camper and it stayed out until animals picked the bag apart and scattered the garbage. And finally, upon departure we found the sewer at our campsite was full. We could not dump and ...moreThis is the worst campground we have ever stayed at. There are huge potholes in the campground road which cannot be avoided. There was trash left by a camper and it stayed out until animals picked the bag apart and scattered the garbage. And finally, upon departure we found the sewer at our campsite was full. We could not dump and had to move to another site to dump. At one site we could see where someone had dumped right on the ground. This is unacceptable. Would never stay here again.

We stayed here on a very long road trip because we arrived a day early Palo Duro Canyon State Park. The state park was full but we had reservations the next day. It was fine for a quick overnight but it is not a destination. Stay at the state park if you can - the sites are very comfortable and lovely. But if you need a place in a pinc...moreWe stayed here on a very long road trip because we arrived a day early Palo Duro Canyon State Park. The state park was full but we had reservations the next day. It was fine for a quick overnight but it is not a destination. Stay at the state park if you can - the sites are very comfortable and lovely. But if you need a place in a pinch, it's an ok spot to pitch a tent for a night. Just watch for broken glass on the grounds. Clean-ish restrooms and okay showers.

I don’t know how this place could have 4 stars. There are potholes everywhere, their cancellation policy is unreasonable, they are overpriced, there are no bathrooms, the spaces are close together, and the sewer connection had sewage spilled all around it and the electric connection. When we asked that it be cleaned up, we were told th...moreI don’t know how this place could have 4 stars. There are potholes everywhere, their cancellation policy is unreasonable, they are overpriced, there are no bathrooms, the spaces are close together, and the sewer connection had sewage spilled all around it and the electric connection. When we asked that it be cleaned up, we were told they would right away...but no one ever showed up. The place is run down. They also have a zip line business. I’d never consider using a zip line at a place so ill kept.

The management were very friendly and helpful. It is only 1/4 mile from entrance to Palo Duro State park. You must have a day pass or camping reservation for park entrance. The RV park has many potholes and lots of sandburrs in the grass. I picked many of them out of our long haired doxie’s fur. The picnic tables are barely usable and ...moreThe management were very friendly and helpful. It is only 1/4 mile from entrance to Palo Duro State park. You must have a day pass or camping reservation for park entrance. The RV park has many potholes and lots of sandburrs in the grass. I picked many of them out of our long haired doxie’s fur. The picnic tables are barely usable and not every site has one. It does have a partial view of the canyon. The bathrooms were usable, the shower room was less than I was comfortable using. They do have 4 mini cabins that seem fairly new. Each one had a small porch, chairs, and a few had new grills. Did not get to see inside but they looked nice.

Campground is being remodeled. RV sites need some ground maintenance. Our site was not level and the sewer connection pvc pipe was broken. New mini cabins are being constructed so rv sites should be getting attention soon. Nice view over the canyon with zip lines available. Good place for easy access to Palo Duro Canyon SP day acces...moreCampground is being remodeled. RV sites need some ground maintenance. Our site was not level and the sewer connection pvc pipe was broken. New mini cabins are being constructed so rv sites should be getting attention soon. Nice view over the canyon with zip lines available. Good place for easy access to Palo Duro Canyon SP day access activities and the staff here were great.Our Sprint service was data only (MIFI) and worked fine when using external antenna.

State Park was full, so we stayed here. This place is about a quarter of a mile from the state park entrance. The previous reviews are correct, there are some pot holes on the drive, nothing too serious. We were in site #6 and it was pretty level, we only had to bring up one side of the trailer .25 of an inch. There are other pads fart...moreState Park was full, so we stayed here. This place is about a quarter of a mile from the state park entrance. The previous reviews are correct, there are some pot holes on the drive, nothing too serious. We were in site #6 and it was pretty level, we only had to bring up one side of the trailer .25 of an inch. There are other pads farther away that didn't seem as level (this is stated on their website). We actually booked this for 2 nights and were able to extend to a 3rd night so we could get into the park an extra day, the owner was friendly and accommodated our request. Since this is on the rim of the canyon the wind is always blowing, in the evening that makes it very comfortable to sit outside and relax with a cocktail. The other great thing about staying here was 5 bars on AT&T, my wife was working in the mornings so being on line was a plus. Down in the canyon there is no service.

Site was not well maintained with a large whole in the front. Close parking means you are right on top of your neighbors. You are near the canyon and the zip line is fun so we didn’t hang out much at the campground.

Stayed here 4/29/19 to 5/2/19. The front office was under construction when I got here, but the manager came out to greet me when I pulled in. My main objective while being here was just to see Palo Duro Canyon, and I needed cell service, so for that it was perfect. The canyon was just down the road. While it's close to the canyon, it ...moreStayed here 4/29/19 to 5/2/19. The front office was under construction when I got here, but the manager came out to greet me when I pulled in. My main objective while being here was just to see Palo Duro Canyon, and I needed cell service, so for that it was perfect. The canyon was just down the road. While it's close to the canyon, it is a bit of a drive to get anywhere else. The park looked like it was in need of some repairs. Some of the water and sewer hookups were broken and there were a lot of broken picnic tables and things. But for my needs, and for the price, it was totally fine.

Like others, we had planned to camp in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Spending an extra day in New Mexico nixed our plans however. Still needing a place to spend the night, and not wanting to depend upon Amarillo’s Wal-Mart, we found this site through Campendium, and do not regret it!Yes, the place is under construction, and it reall...moreLike others, we had planned to camp in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Spending an extra day in New Mexico nixed our plans however. Still needing a place to spend the night, and not wanting to depend upon Amarillo’s Wal-Mart, we found this site through Campendium, and do not regret it!Yes, the place is under construction, and it really has no amenities to get anyone excited, but it is EXACTLY what we needed after a long day on the road. Without a lot of crowds (only two other campers), we were able to select any site, settle in, watch a couple movies and relax. Contrary to other reviews, we had no cell service (T-Mobile and Sprint), but it was no problem. I didn’t use the shower (singular) after being told that once it got dark, there wasn’t much light. I think all of these little things, including the general look of the place, are being worked on now, and in a year or so it will be an excellent destination.

Palo Duro State Park was full so we weren't able to get a spot. We went to this place, it didn't look great at first. The front office was under construction, looks like it will be pretty nice once finished. I walked in and I wasn't sure if it was the office for the zip line or for the RV park, it turns out is all the same. I paid $5...morePalo Duro State Park was full so we weren't able to get a spot. We went to this place, it didn't look great at first. The front office was under construction, looks like it will be pretty nice once finished. I walked in and I wasn't sure if it was the office for the zip line or for the RV park, it turns out is all the same. I paid $58 for 2 nights.The state park did not offer sewer hook ups, but this park did. And everybody in the state park says the phone signal is non existent (we confirmed that when we went down into the canyon, zero service), we had good service here.I was surprised that there were less than 10 rigs in here, so our closest neighbor was 4 spots away, about 60 ft. There are some junk cars on the front, that don't look great. But I got over it when I had a such a great Verizon signal that I was able to stream the world cup on my phone (Argentine fan here!!) The antenna also captured a few channels. And some good FM stations as well. The park entrance is only 300 yards away, its a little cooler than inside the state park since we had a good breeze. Both nights some deer came close by to eat. Overall, very happy with this park. The sites are not level, I had to install 3 leveling blocks on the passenger side (Lynx leveler blocks). But the hooks up worked well and had no other issues.

A great location in a convenient spot just outside the entrance to Palo Duro SP. This c/g could be a gold mine as PD is Texas's most popular park for RVers. So, what do you get for $25: a grass site that may or may not be level, tight if they are crowded. But, don't worry as almost 1/3 to 1/2 the sites don't have working power. A few p...moreA great location in a convenient spot just outside the entrance to Palo Duro SP. This c/g could be a gold mine as PD is Texas's most popular park for RVers. So, what do you get for $25: a grass site that may or may not be level, tight if they are crowded. But, don't worry as almost 1/3 to 1/2 the sites don't have working power. A few picnic tables, but badly in need of repair, no fire rings so no smoking campfires. I didn't look at showers or bathrooms, but suspect the same - uninterest on the part of the owner. 50 Am service gets you shrugged shoulders, "the last storm screwed it up!"Inspite of this glowing review I'd stay here again because of the views and spacing between sites because of the poor maintenance. Oh yes, bring a dog (the bigger the better) and let it roam like the owner does with his mastif. They're good for the grass!They run a "ZIP LINE" service from the otherside of the c/g and run steady traffic of trailers full of people in wagons behind jeeps. They have a cable ride across one of the canyon's valleys. There's some controversey there too.