Oasis RV Resort

Clean, well maintained. Good Wi-fi and cable. Easy access to the highway and a Love's Truck stop. Wide sites and wide interior roads. Neighbors aren't too close. On the edge of town, but still close to shopping. Exposed to the weather but the cleanest of the park and because the whole park is either cement, asphalt, or gravel there is no dirt to fly around, which was nice. If the park loses power (which it did during a snow storm) it also loses water (FYI). Cleanest and nicest park in Amarillo.

We arrived late without reservations. Available sites were posted on the office door as well as a notice that said the water wasn't working and they were trying to get it fixed. The place was lovely with several amenities we didn't use. Quiet. I'm sure most people were there for long-term stays. By morning the water was working although pressure was extremely weak. --Hard to tell if that was the norm. Very easy access off of I-40 on the west side of town, which was perfect for us.

All cement roads and parking spots, good spacing between sites, interior spots which are the majority are pull through. We stayed when it was very cold and never used water or sewer because we didn’t have insulation for the trailer hose. Was not a problem since we were only there for one night. Some sites had heat tape on the spigots. Spouse used one of the shower rooms and said there was no hot water in the sink and the room he was in was not heated. (Yikes - it was 20 degrees out!) Easy off I-40, close to Cadillac Ranch if you are so inclined. Resort has lots of bells and whistles including big activity rooms. There are also cottages on the outside fence line. There is a little convenience store in the office. The Oasis RV Resort website has a downloadable map of the park.

Hook-ups are placed preferentially for motorhomes. This required a 30’ run of sewer hose to a slightly elevated orifice. Normally when I encounter this, I simply dump when I can position the fifth wheel more conveniently - usually just before vacating the site. A very unusual set of circumstances prevented this. Internet was generally okay for basic use, but slow enough that I never bothered to try to stream during our weekend visit. In this day & age, I expect a top rated park to offer streamable internet, even if it costs to upgrade to it. (At 7:30pm Saturday I can’t even get this website to open!) Our site was level, but many offered level concrete pads with sloping asphalt entrances & exits. The park handout offers a great looking menu at great prices, but it was closed during our visit.

This campground is right down the street from Caddilac Ranch, which my kids and I were excited to see and leave our mark on. The campground was clean, quiet, and in good condition. The mosquitoes, however, were bonkers, which I understand is probably outside of the control of the campground. I arrived after hours, and left early in the morning, so I didn't interact with the staff at all. Our reservation was posted on the door so we could locate our site, which was easy to find and park at. The orientation of our camper's slide and the location of the power pedestal put us too far away for our 20ft of sewer hose to reach the connection, which was a bit of a bummer, but another inconvenience that isn't really the campground's fault. The wi-fi was terribly slow, the cellular data speeds on my phone were many times faster. Overall, this is a good place to spend the night, but I wouldn't want to stay for longer periods of time due to the campsite's orientation and slow internet connection speeds that would prevent working from the road.