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$$

This column indicates the typical price range of this park. We use the following codes: 15= or less than $15/day; 35= up to $35/day; 60= up to $60/day; $$ = over $50/day. Rates include available hookups unless otherwise indicated by asterisk (*). Please note that park rates fluctuate (seasonal popularity, special events in the area, etc.).

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Miles

The approximate distance in miles from the exit to the park. These are calculations using GPS data. Distances along city streets will be somewhat different but this should give you a good idea of the distances to parks near the cited Interstate exit.

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Sites

Top number: left of the slash (/) = total number of RV spaces available; right of the slash (/) = size of park in acres.
Bottom number: left of the 'x' = max width of spaces;
right of the 'x' = max length of spaces.

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Security

RV Parks near I-40 in Amarillo offer additional security of residents such as: A = 24/7 Attendant, F = fenced, G = attended gate, P = roving patrol.

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Util

RV Parks near I-40 in Amarillo offering electric hookups' are indicated by max amps of hookup. (e.g., 20 = 20 amps; 30 = 30 amps; 50 = 50 amps). Additionally, D = dump station; S = sewer connection; W = water connection.

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Svc

Parks near I-40 in Amarillo offer services and comforts as indicated. A = Adult Lounge; B = Bath-house; C = Computer Work Area; D = Dining Room; F = Family Center; K = Kid's Center; L = Laundry Facilities; P= Pets welcome; S = Snack Bar; T = Trading Post.

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I'net

Parks near I-40 in Amarillo offering Internet access are indicated (with an 'C' = central computer work area; M = dial-up modem; 'W' = WI-FI) in the I'net column. Please note that 'WI-FI' facilities vary. We suggest you bring along your distribution CD (in case you are required to load a special network driver).
Also, — we have tried to find the e-mail address of each of the listed RV parks. We have been successful with many of them and the e-mail address is linked to the telephone number (in which case it should be in blue type). Click on the telephone number and it should bring up your e-mail program ready to record your message to the RV park.

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  Most cities have made access to their Interstate-side businesses awkward or even difficult. Amarillo has done an excellent job of making it easy and efficient. The frontage roads are ONE WAY: the eastbound on the eastbound side of the Interstate and the westbound, similarly, on the westbound side. There are special 'u-turn' lanes for exiting traffic to zip over to the other side of the Interstate and reach the business (or hotel) they just spotted from the Interstate. To get back on the Interstate, just come back to it, get on the side for the direction you wish to go and follow it to the next on-ramp. Neat.

  Exit 70 is the I-27 interchange. I-27 was built just to connect the Lubbock area with Amarillo and I-40, the nations primary east-west Interstate. From Lubbock there is an assortment of 4-lane highways (NOT freeways) to take you to I-20 and I-10 further south; there are no connecting freeways. Strange! In fact, there is no easy way to get to Dallas from Amarillo. To get to Dallas by freeway you need to drive into Oklahoma City then take I-35 south to Dallas. Very strange!

Amarillo Botanical Garden
  This small, 2-acre garden within the 51-acre Medical Center Park is bursting with blooming plants from about mid-May to well into October. There is a special fragrance garden - intended for the visually challenged but enjoyable by all. Also a greenhouse which is usually open to visitors. For more information phone 1-806-352-6513.
  From I-40 take exit 65. If eastbound, turn left; if westbound, turn right. Head north on Coulter Drive to Amarillo Blvd (I-40-D Business). Turn right, drive to the next street and turn left on Hagy Blvd. Go one more block and the Amarillo Botanical Garden and the Harrington Regional Medical center are at 1400 Streit Drive - right on the corner.

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American Quarter Horse Museum
  The American Quarter Horse Association is the largest equine breed registry in the world. The American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum mission is to preserve and exhibit the many photos and artifacts of the history of the American Quarter Horse. A 12-minute, multi-media presentation in their modern, 70-seat theater, allows you to, "...experience the emotion of owning and riding an American Quarter Horse."
  Open 9a to 5p Monday through Saturday; noon to 5p Sundays except from September through May, inclusive, when they are closed Sundays. Admission $4; kids 6 to 18: $2.50.
For more information phone 1-806-376-4811 or visit their web site: AQHA.
  If eastbound on I-40, take exit 72-A and stay to the left so you can pass under the Interstate and get on the westbound frontage road. The museum is at 2601 I-40 East.
  If westbound on I-40, take exit 72-B. Stay to the left on the exit ramp so you can continue westbound on the frontage road. The Quarter Horse Museum is a few blocks ahead at 2601 I-40 East.

Big Texan Steak Ranch & Opry
  This is the one and only Big Texan Steak Ranch, home of the free 72oz steak! Think of Texas and you think of cattle. Think of cattle and you think of steaks. Amarillo is big on steaks - the billboards tell you that as you approach town. The Big Texan is among them promising a 72 ouncer FREE - if you can finish the five pounds of meat AND the potato and the salad, and even a shrimp cocktail, all within one hour. They say over 35,000 folks have attempted the feat and, so far, over 5,500 have actually earned their free meal. Will you be the next?
  Eatin' isn't all you get at the Big Texan, though. They have a wild variety of live entertainment - including, occasionally, some big-name stars. Shows and other special events start at various times. They post coming shows and entertainers and schedules on their web site. (see: SpecialEvents)
  For more information, phone 1-800-657-7177 or visit their web site: BigTexan.
  From I-40 take exit 75. (If you were eastbound, do the double left turns at Lakeside Drive to get on the frontage road on the other side of the Interstate.) Follow the frontage road to the Big Texan.