Oasis Amarillo RV Resort

I normally don’t leave reviews, but I want to share my experience so others can make an informed decision.

The water was shut off multiple times per week during my stay. Notice was given, but the frequency of outages made it difficult to live comfortably.

We were instructed to have packages delivered directly to our lot instead of the office. Even when I clearly included my lot number, some carriers still delivered to the office, which is obviously out of my control, and the office refused the packages. That created unnecessary inconvenience.

The biggest issue was billing. I paid rent on the 1st. I was laid off on the 8th and was told rent would be prorated. Instead, I was charged the nightly rate, around $55 per night, which totaled over $400. After everything, I was owed around $100 back, but that amount was applied to an alleged oil spill cleaning fee that I was never shown proof of or given a clear explanation for.

I believe in fair billing practices and clear communication. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here.

Absolutely loved our stay at Amarillo RV Resort! The concrete pads are huge, perfectly level, and incredibly easy to pull into even for big rigs. The location couldn't be more convenient as it’s right off I-40, making it super easy to hop over to the iconic Cadillac Ranch just a few minutes away. It also served as the absolute perfect, comfortable home base for our day trips out to explore Palo Duro Canyon.
Beyond the great location, the resort itself is top-notch. The grounds are well-maintained, the bathhouses and laundry facilities are spotless, they accept mail in a dedicated room, and the staff is full of classic Texas hospitality. Highly recommend this spot to anyone passing through or looking for a great stay in the Panhandle!

We stayed at this park for 2 months recently, and it was a good place to park while we were working in the area.
The staff was very friendly, and the amenities are top notch.
I didn't have any dealings with the "Vickie" lady, but I did overhear her talking to her team members. As a former member of senior management for over 25 years, I would never talk to my team members or customers as I overheard.
We'll probably stop again when/if we're in the area.

Convenient RV resort off I-40, but far enough from the interstate to be quiet. The entire RV resort was clean, super flat, with concrete pads and gravel between sites. Pull through sites made for simple in/out for our overnight stay. There is a constant breeze here in the panhandle of Texas.

There is a lot going for this rv campground. Convenient location. Nice layout and facilities. Just a few things would change my rating.

First, the two-block drive from the highway to the park is awful. It’s paved, but it may as well be a washboard dirt road. That isn’t in control of the RV park, but it is a bad first impression.

Next, there are really nice restrooms and showers. They’re very private. You get a bathroom, complete with toilet, sink (and a nice vanity for your stuff), and a shower. You also get a small bench for dressing. Unfortunately, several of the bathroom doors wouldn’t close, making them useless.

We didn’t visit the pool/clubhouse, but they look nice.

The rental cabins look great. They also have rv hookups. Looks like they may be great for groups traveling with more people than their RV can support overnight.

Our dog was happy overall. Good dog runs.

Here’s where things went bad: sewer smell. That can happen at RV parks, especially when a tenant doesn’t have a tight seal on their hose. This wasn’t just one tenant. I walked the length of the park…the smell was prominent throughout. Amarillo is a windy place. Maybe that was the cause. Nope. When we awoke in the morning, winds were calm. The same stink.

Finally, like all good RV campgrounds, they have quiet hours. That’s a good thing. At 6:30am, a trash truck came through the park, making a ton of noise. I understand that it’s difficult to get a garbage collector to show up during daylight hours, but if the tenants of an RV park must observe quiet hours, it seems reasonable that everyone should do the same.

If you can live with these issues, you’ll love this RV park. I don’t think it would take much to address the issues. I hope they do, because this place is really well designed overall.