Camping near Amarillo

Use 250 days of sun each year to explore red-rock canyons, massive lakes, and wide-open spaces.

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Bar Z Winery

1 site · RV10 acres · Canyon, TX
At the edge of Palo Duro Canyon, on the outskirts of Canyon, Texas you’ll find a hidden panhandle gem in Bar Z Winery. Not to be confused with a vineyard, Bar Z works with Texas High Plains vineyard owners and takes their high-quality Texas grown grapes and makes them into award-winning, full-bodied red wines. Founder and Vintner, Monty Dixon, would tell you he’s been making adult beverages since he was nine years old. In his elementary school library there was a book that gave crude instructions on how to make beer at home. Monty’s precocious and daring nature led to adventures in backyard chemistry. It wasn’t until his teens and young adult years that he would graduate to casual wine-making. But casual wasn’t enough for Monty. This is no vintner’s hobby house. Bar Z Winery combines art, science, and years of experience to create elegant wines. Monty’s passion and hard work go into every bottle making these entirely Texan wines contenders on the world stage. Bar Z Winery has competed against Napa Valley wines, French wines – often considered the greatest – yet their native Texan creations have taken home the gold. Much like his wine, Monty Dixon is unfiltered, robust, and wholly unique. If he has a free moment, he’ll happily bend your ear about the science of wine and Bar Z’s simple, yet effective philosophy: Let the wine be wine. Bar Z Winery prides itself on utilizing the unique Texas terroir to create a wine that expresses the hard work of the vineyard owners, the soil it was grown in, and the love of Texas shared by those who enjoy these unique, award-winning wines.
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Banner Country Hideaway Campground

9 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Canyon, TX
-More photos coming soon!- -Self Check-In, just pull into to your reserved site!- (No entrance allowed onto property without pre-paid reservation) We are a brand new tent, RV/Campervan/Car boondocking campsite located in a country setting, while still having fast and easy access on and off Highway 60/I-27. Perfect home base for your Palo Duro Canyon State Park vacation or while visiting the nearby cities of Canyon, Amarillo or Hereford, TX that are just minutes away. It's also great for a convenient, overnight stay en route to your ultimate destination. -Currently only disperse camping is available. Stay tuned, designated camping sites coming soon! - Access to a half bath on the property (sink and toilet, but no shower), free high-speed Wi-Fi in common areas, shared dog park and shared water spigot is also provided. Coming Soon: Large (32 ft X 24ft) tent sites with picnic tables, in the designated campsites, provide plenty of room for even the largest tent(s) and camping equipment. Our back-in RV, Campervan/Car parking sites are 40 ft long to allow parking without having to disconnect most tow vehicles. At this time, there are no electricity, water or sewer hookups at the individual campsites. Camping at the Banner Country Hideaway will offer you breathtaking sunrises, spectacular sunsets and amazing, open sky stargazing that the Panhandle of Texas is known for.
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Camping near Amarillo guide

Overview

Set between the plains and the desert, historic Amarillo has plenty to explore. From your RV park or tent site, you can explore Route 66 and the quirky Cadillac Ranch. Or, go all Wild West with a ranch camp and a horseback ride through a canyon. With 250 sunny days a year, it’s always camping season.

Camp among rugged red-rock canyons in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Book pull-thru RV sites with partial hookups, or hike into primitive tent sites. You can even rent stunning stone cabins on the canyon rim or floor. Hike and bike 30 miles of trails, or take a guided ride from the on-site stables.

Enjoy a little luxury at the Amarillo RV parks near I-40. Many come with free Wi-Fi and dog parks to keep the whole family happy. Or, choose a private Western camp with ample space for your big rig.

For a respite from the hot Texas sun, head to the 11 campgrounds at Lake Meredith. Most of these National Park Service campsites are free; many have picnic tables and boat ramps. Hikers love the trails near Harbor Bay and Mullinaw Creek. If you want peace and quiet, remote Chimney Hollow is your best bet.

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You can camp among rugged red-rock canyons in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Book pull-thru RV sites with partial hookups, or hike into primitive tent sites. You can even rent stunning stone cabins on the canyon rim or floor. Hike and bike 30 miles of trails, or take a guided ride from the on-site stables. Enjoy a little luxury at the Amarillo RV parks near I-40. Many come with free wifi and dog parks to keep the whole family happy. Or, choose a private Western camp with ample space for your big rig. For a respite from the hot Texas sun, head to the 11 campgrounds at Lake Meredith. Most of these National Park Service campsites are free; many have picnic tables and boat ramps. Hikers love the trails near Harbor Bay and Mullinaw Creek. If you want peace and quiet, remote Chimney Hollow is your best bet. You can also explore different options for camping near Amarillo on Hipcamp.

While camping in Amarillo, you can explore Route 66 and the quirky Cadillac Ranch. You can also go all Wild West with a ranch camp and a horseback ride through a canyon. With 250 sunny days a year, it’s always camping season. You can also explore different options for camping near Amarillo on Hipcamp.

For a respite from the hot Texas sun, you can head to the 11 campgrounds at Lake Meredith. Most of these National Park Service campsites are free; many have picnic tables and boat ramps. Hikers love the trails near Harbor Bay and Mullinaw Creek. If you want peace and quiet, remote Chimney Hollow is your best bet. You can also explore different options for camping near Amarillo on Hipcamp.

At Palo Duro Canyon State Park near Amarillo, you can book pull-thru RV sites with partial hookups, or hike into primitive tent sites. You can even rent stunning stone cabins on the canyon rim or floor. Hike and bike 30 miles of trails, or take a guided ride from the on-site stables. You can also explore different options for camping near Amarillo on Hipcamp.

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