Texas Route 66 RV Park

We recently completed a coast-to-coast 33 day trip, and along the way stayed at a lot of RV parks. Plenty were more upscale than Texas Route 66 RV Park, but none were better for the price. We absolutely loved this place. John checked us in. Super friendly and very low-key. The barnyard animals were great. Kids played on the swings. I watched the trucks breeze by on I-40. Headed into Shamrock, which is a hidden gem on Route 66. This place is a gem.

We were a little worried when we pulled off the interstate into Shamrock... it's uhhh... small. The TexMex restaurant with bouncy castles is the #2 rated restaurant in the city kinda small. And the Route 66 that you take to the campground is in pretty rough shape.

However, once at the site, we loved it. We were walked to our site, given a booklet with local attractions, restaurants, etc, and a cute postcard. There were at least three tornado shelters on-site, which surprised me but understood. The one I peeked in was clean and safe looking (I'm not a tornado engineer).

Site is next to the interstate but we've never minded the sound

For kids:

My son loved the farm animals and cats. We wanted to see if we could feed them but the office wasn't open yet for the morning. There was a swing set and some hotwheels car available for kids. Jumping Leprechauns is a texMex restaurant about 5mi away with a decent menu and bouncy houses for kids to burn off some energy.

Yes, the current owners are very nice people..... and each site is spacious. *** But if you need to use their restrooms you will be sadly disappointed ! **Don't think much in the way of "renovations" has happened, over these last 2 years.** Maybe it is a coincidence..... but our electrical plug got fried / burnt to the unusable state the night we stayed there.... beautiful weather No storms to blame. We are waiting to see the cost of repairs. I would never recommend this place..... keep driving or find another park !!

We've been RVing for 17 years and have put 150,000 miles on our current coach. I don't usually leave reviews, but I rely heavily on the reviews I find here, which is why I was disappointed that this had five stars.

The park uses a third party vendor called roverpass to process their reservations. Although they charge a $7.50 processing fee, I "booked" it online because I wanted to avoid in-person contact. It's not actually an online reservation system. Roverpass is supposed to forward the request to the campground who will then charge the credit card and confirm the reservation. I called 2 hours later and was informed by Crystal that she did not receive an email from roverpass and frequently does not. I explained that I wanted a contactless check-in because of the pandemic. Crystal said she had to have a signature on paper because I needed to acknowledge and agree to the rules. I told her I did that online. She said she doesn't get most of that stuff from roverpass and that a signature was non-negotiable. She did agree to bring the form outside for me to sign. I might have expected this in the early stages of the pandemic, but a year and a half in, this is the first time I have ever encountered such a pandemic unfriendly park.

The park itself is older and run down. We approached from the east on 4 miles of an old frontage road which was in bad shape. While the park was adequate for a overnight, it certainly is not five stars. To their credit, they did give me a 10% discount for being a veteran. In light of Crystal's complete lack of concern for the pandemic, I will not stay here again.

This was a great stop from Colorado to Oklahoma. Site was under trees and very shaded. The site was gravel and had some ruts, be we were able to avoid them and it was level enough for the fridge. We didn’t use any facilities or WiFi so can’t comment on them.
Getting back on I-40 East was a little interesting. Drove about 3 miles on old Route 66 through town, part of the road was a little rough. Lots of motels and cafes with Route 66 theme.

This is a sweet little park! The views of the countryside are stunning. We had rigs on each side of us but there was plenty of space between that you didn’t feel claustrophobic, plus each site is really long. They also have a picnic table for each site.The laundry room consisted of 4 washing machines (one was out of order) and two HUGE dryers (again one was out of order.) but we were able to put our three loads of clothes into the one dryer (note: dryers are old AND loud, but worked surprisingly well!). Washing machines were $2 and dryers were .25 per 15 minutes (took 1.25 or 60 mins to dry my clothes.) They have three chairs to sit if you want to wait and two tables to fold your clothes. They also have a change machine as the machines take quarters only. They have showers but we did not use them so I can’t comment on them. The couple in the office were super nice and he even led us to our site. Their store has all the necessities, but as you would expect at an RV park they are more expensive than a grocery store. This park has a dog run, chicken coop plus a rooster and in another area there is a donkey and two goats. Kids would love to see them, heck, I loved watching them! We drove into Shamrock to get ice (our fridge is having problems) & dinner (which was tasty) and to see a historical site.
Overall a very good experience!
We have a 36 ft Heartland Bighorn Traveler.

We stayed the weekend while we came for an event in the area. The staff are very friendly. The sites aren’t paved but they are pretty easy to level on. There were only a few people here and it was quiet other than the interstate that is nearby (we couldn’t hear it with the air conditioner running. They have a nice little store with some necessities as well as souvenirs. We would stay here again.

WiFi was better than most places we have been to. Speedtest rated it at 30mb up and 28 down.