Recreation RV Park

Easy in and out, the sites are pretty level, and they are all pull-thru. Some are 30 amp, and some are 50 amp, so double check before you get comfy. There is a little office at the entrance with envelopes and a drop box- honor system.

Arrived on a Sunday evening, about 10 other campers there, everyone was respectfully spaced out. A few rigs looked like "long-timers" and were a little rough. There are trash cans scattered between the sites, some sites have picnic tables. A few sites have large enough trees to put off some shade, if you're lucky to grab one.

All the campers were quiet, I didn't see or hear many of them. However, the park can get a little rowdy with odd traffic throughout the night. It might be best to keep everything locked up. There are some security lights scattered around the sites and park. Highway noise is noticeable but not terrible, also trains are frequent.

Nice walking trail around the lake. And grassy areas with picnic tables, grills, and trash cans- possible for the tent camping?

It felt fairly safe- other than the obvious "suspicious traffic" coming and going from a few of the campers.

Great for any length of stay! 10 min from town, Recommend laundry at Good Times Laundromat- cleanest in town. United grocery store is much better than Walmart.

We have stayed here before. We stayed in site 16, pretty level side to side. The 50amp site are 13 thru 17? All the rest are 30amp. The only hook up not available is sewer. There is a dump station on the back side of the pavilion. We found it best to use the second dump as it can spill out of the first one. Nice quiet park, we will stay here again.

This is a great facility for an overnight stop. You can't beat water and electricity for $15! It's $5 more per night for Friday and Saturday nights. There were no envelopes at the pay station, so I just slipped cash into the dropbox. There are trains in the middle of the night, so wear earplugs if you don't want to be disturbed. Lots of cars and motorcycles from people not camping there drive thru the park all hours of the night, which made me uneasy because why are they even there? Make sure your vehicle and camper are locked up. The only particular issue I had was from another camper there. From appearance, he has been there a while. He has a large dog that runs the campground unleashed, so taking mine out to potty was dangerous as he made a B line straight for us when we went outside. The dog owner saw this and did not call his dog back or intervene. For the campground itself, I give it 4 stars.

This is the 2nd time we’ve stayed here. First time was in March and it was freezing cold! Second time was September, hot and breezy. Visiting Pampa for business and this place suits us fine. No reservations taken because there are always spaces available. Water/electric at sites w/ dump station. This is a large park recreation facility run by the city of Pampa. It includes 4 ball fields, small lake, walking trails and rodeo grounds. Very quiet except for trains. Can be windy but of course this is the panhandle after all. Few trees so really no shade. Bathrooms & showers but you need a code from a city employee. Never got the code so can’t report on those. Price: $20 for Fri/Sat, 15 for Sun-Thurs.

We stayed there for about 3 weeks, visiting our son and helping with some remodeling on his house.
Weekly rate is 15 per night, Friday and Saturday rate is 20. Very peaceful and quiet there. Lots of locals come out to walk around the lake etc. but never bothered us. We were surprised by the all night baseball games over one of the weekend... strange to us but didn't bother us.
A little noise from the trains but not disturbing. The sites aren't perfectly level, slop toward the front of the rv.
One row of the sites is 50 amp service everything else is 30 amp. Use the second dump station and you can watch it over flow at the first one. Very nice rv park we felt safe the whole time.

Pampa is a nice town with pretty friendly people. The rodeo WAS NOT in town while we were there.

A big thanks to the city of Pampa for keeping this park up and running.
We stayed in a 35' travel trailer.

Love this park! Saturday stay $20. Electric and water at every site. It was 20 degrees overnight only 2 others plugged in. The lake is full of ducks and geese. The walking path is .62 miles 1x around so dog and I were able to get our 2 mile walk in easy. Heard train maybe 2x after dark. Use Rodeo Dr, Pampa, TX to GPS address. We missed Rodeo Dr and had to UTurn.

This is my hometown lake, plenty of fish (mostly carp) but a few trout and cat swimming down there too. Located next to the rodeo grounds, so be aware when planning a trip. Usually full of horse trailers, cowboys and blairing George Strait all night. Throughout the week it’s very quiet, but be mindful of our crazy winds. Tents typically don’t hold up through a windy night. Showers (paying customers only) and bathrooms are located in a pavilion just north of the campsite. Typically maintained. Sometimes a little dirty and without toilet paper. Great cell service and only two miles from town, five miles from the Walmart.

This is a gem; a city park on the southeast outskirts of Pampa, TX. Wide open, spacious sites. 4 sites have 50-amp, rest have 30 amp. Water connections also. Free dump station in park.

2 acre lake in the park, so lots of migrating waterfowl overhead and landing at the lake. We were there in October and had the place to ourselves many nights. It is on a railroad mainline about 1 mile away, so you hear lots of trains. That didn't bother us, but be aware.

It's the high prairie of the Taxes Panhandle, so can get really windy. But big, open skies and you can see for miles.

Highly recommended, no frills, low cost place to stay. $15/night weeknights; $20/night Friday and Saturday.