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Camp Meredithville

5 sites · RVs3 acres · Fritch, TX

Welcome to our serene and secluded RV park, tucked away just 3 minutes from Cedar Canyon and Sanford Yake at Lake Meredith in Fritch, Texas! Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of our off-the-beaten-path oasis. Our family-friendly lounge awaits you, offering a cozy atmosphere complete with a pool table and games, open most weekend evenings for your enjoyment. Whether you're looking to unwind after a day of outdoor adventures or simply relax with friends and family, our lounge provides the perfect setting for making lasting memories. Settle into one of our spacious 50ft back-in spots, equipped with full-service 50amp, sewer, and water hookups, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay for you and your fellow travelers. From RV enthusiasts to nature lovers, our park caters to guests of all interests and preferences. Spend your days exploring the natural beauty of Cedar Canyon and Sanford Yake at Lake Meredith, where opportunities for hiking, fishing, and water sports abound. As the sun sets, gather around the campfire and swap stories with fellow travelers, creating cherished moments under the starry Texas sky. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure or simply a peaceful retreat by the lake, our RV park invites you to come and have a great time with us. Experience the beauty and tranquility of Fritch, Texas, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Jericho on 66

1 site · RV80 acres · Howardwick, TX

Schaffer Farm is a 80 acre farm with 10,000 sq. ft. market garden! Located off old Route 66 in the Texas Panhandle. Our fresh veggie season is from July through October or first freeze, offering corn, okra, squash, zucchini, tomato, variety of peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe and so much more. Our farm is far and wide, on a clear day our sunrises and sunsets are absolutely beautiful and can see for miles. HISTORY: Schaffer Farm - Located on Historic Route 66 "The Jericho Gap" and Ghost Town. The Township of Jericho was founded in the late 1880's as a stage coach mail stop to change horses and feed any passengers aboard, settlers began to gather at the end of the Red River Wars in the late 1870's. 1900-1902 Construction began on a railroad track built by the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Company. The first official train ran on July 6, 1902 through Jericho, cattle loading facilities were constructed to accommodate nearby large ranches and huge water storage reservoir was built by the railroad to refill steam engines. Jericho became famous in legend and folklore after congress authorized a new coast-to-coast highway in 1926, calling it Route 66. It's passage through Jericho added prosperity with several gas stations, mercantile stores, Hotel (Historic Hotel Lyons) and tourist courts built to serve the travelers. "WHY JERICHO GAP" The main reason for fame came from the stretch of highway between Alanreed and Groom which went through Jericho, rains or snowy weather caused these dirt roads to turn into gumbo-like mud becoming almost impassable to the vehicles of the time and still stands true to this day. FAMOUS PEOPLE OF JERICHO: Carolyn Jones, who played fictional character Morticia Addams from the Addams Family television and film series (1964) J.W. "Digger" Howard - Recognized for his community efforts and contributions to Western Heritage and his love for Team Roping which led him to the board of one of the largest team roping associations in the state at that time, The Texas Roping Association. HISTORIC JERICHO CEMETERY: Established in 1894 after an unusual outbreak of Malaria killed several settlers. The cause was traced to stagnant water at the spring where drinking water at the spring was obtained. Improvements to the facility were made eliminating the stagnant water. This cemetery is still active and is listed on the Texas historic registry. SCHAFFER HISTORY: The Schaffer Family came this way in 1894, settling 1 miles north of Jericho had businesses at Jericho, born and raised and died at Jericho are considered Pioneers of their time. ACCESSIBILITY: Located off Interstate 40 and Highway 70, entrance to Schaffer Farm is at Highway 70 with Texas Flag right at the entrance. Our farm roads are not paved and is up to guest discretion as to whether your rig has sufficient clearance to make it in. If you have concerns please contact us for a road condition update, as ease of access can change with the weather. WEATHER: Accommodations during snow and rain will be monitored and travelers will be notified of alternate routes or alternate place to stay. We look forward to hosting you.

Coyote Breaks Farm

7 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Wildorado, TX

The sites overlook the beautiful Canadian River breaks to the north with wide open skies to the west and east to enjoy the sunrises and sunsets. These are rustic sites with no improvements. We are just getting started with this so you’ll be able to help us from the ground up. If we are not in a burn ban you’re welcome to have a campfire. There will be opportunities to call up a wild coyote or watch some mule deer or an occasional antelope stroll by. You could even be awakened by the horses on their way to water in the morning and we can set up some horse riding if we have enough notice to schedule time off from the 9-5 haha. Can’t wait to see you on the prairie!

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Coyote Breaks Farm

7 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Wildorado, TX

The sites overlook the beautiful Canadian River breaks to the north with wide open skies to the west and east to enjoy the sunrises and sunsets. These are rustic sites with no improvements. We are just getting started with this so you’ll be able to help us from the ground up. If we are not in a burn ban you’re welcome to have a campfire. There will be opportunities to call up a wild coyote or watch some mule deer or an occasional antelope stroll by. You could even be awakened by the horses on their way to water in the morning and we can set up some horse riding if we have enough notice to schedule time off from the 9-5 haha. Can’t wait to see you on the prairie!

Jericho on 66

1 site · RV80 acres · Howardwick, TX

Schaffer Farm is a 80 acre farm with 10,000 sq. ft. market garden! Located off old Route 66 in the Texas Panhandle. Our fresh veggie season is from July through October or first freeze, offering corn, okra, squash, zucchini, tomato, variety of peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe and so much more. Our farm is far and wide, on a clear day our sunrises and sunsets are absolutely beautiful and can see for miles. HISTORY: Schaffer Farm - Located on Historic Route 66 "The Jericho Gap" and Ghost Town. The Township of Jericho was founded in the late 1880's as a stage coach mail stop to change horses and feed any passengers aboard, settlers began to gather at the end of the Red River Wars in the late 1870's. 1900-1902 Construction began on a railroad track built by the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Company. The first official train ran on July 6, 1902 through Jericho, cattle loading facilities were constructed to accommodate nearby large ranches and huge water storage reservoir was built by the railroad to refill steam engines. Jericho became famous in legend and folklore after congress authorized a new coast-to-coast highway in 1926, calling it Route 66. It's passage through Jericho added prosperity with several gas stations, mercantile stores, Hotel (Historic Hotel Lyons) and tourist courts built to serve the travelers. "WHY JERICHO GAP" The main reason for fame came from the stretch of highway between Alanreed and Groom which went through Jericho, rains or snowy weather caused these dirt roads to turn into gumbo-like mud becoming almost impassable to the vehicles of the time and still stands true to this day. FAMOUS PEOPLE OF JERICHO: Carolyn Jones, who played fictional character Morticia Addams from the Addams Family television and film series (1964) J.W. "Digger" Howard - Recognized for his community efforts and contributions to Western Heritage and his love for Team Roping which led him to the board of one of the largest team roping associations in the state at that time, The Texas Roping Association. HISTORIC JERICHO CEMETERY: Established in 1894 after an unusual outbreak of Malaria killed several settlers. The cause was traced to stagnant water at the spring where drinking water at the spring was obtained. Improvements to the facility were made eliminating the stagnant water. This cemetery is still active and is listed on the Texas historic registry. SCHAFFER HISTORY: The Schaffer Family came this way in 1894, settling 1 miles north of Jericho had businesses at Jericho, born and raised and died at Jericho are considered Pioneers of their time. ACCESSIBILITY: Located off Interstate 40 and Highway 70, entrance to Schaffer Farm is at Highway 70 with Texas Flag right at the entrance. Our farm roads are not paved and is up to guest discretion as to whether your rig has sufficient clearance to make it in. If you have concerns please contact us for a road condition update, as ease of access can change with the weather. WEATHER: Accommodations during snow and rain will be monitored and travelers will be notified of alternate routes or alternate place to stay. We look forward to hosting you.

Camp Meredithville

5 sites · RVs3 acres · Fritch, TX

Welcome to our serene and secluded RV park, tucked away just 3 minutes from Cedar Canyon and Sanford Yake at Lake Meredith in Fritch, Texas! Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of our off-the-beaten-path oasis. Our family-friendly lounge awaits you, offering a cozy atmosphere complete with a pool table and games, open most weekend evenings for your enjoyment. Whether you're looking to unwind after a day of outdoor adventures or simply relax with friends and family, our lounge provides the perfect setting for making lasting memories. Settle into one of our spacious 50ft back-in spots, equipped with full-service 50amp, sewer, and water hookups, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay for you and your fellow travelers. From RV enthusiasts to nature lovers, our park caters to guests of all interests and preferences. Spend your days exploring the natural beauty of Cedar Canyon and Sanford Yake at Lake Meredith, where opportunities for hiking, fishing, and water sports abound. As the sun sets, gather around the campfire and swap stories with fellow travelers, creating cherished moments under the starry Texas sky. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure or simply a peaceful retreat by the lake, our RV park invites you to come and have a great time with us. Experience the beauty and tranquility of Fritch, Texas, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Camping near Panhandle guide

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Looking to go camping near Panhandle, Texas? Hipcamp has you covered with over 30 options to choose from. Whether you're into paddling, boating, or wind sports, there's a campsite that suits your activity preference. And if you're bringing your furry friend along, don't worry - many campsites are pet-friendly. With an average price per night of $40 and options as low as $13, there's something for every budget. Check out the top-rated campsites like Coyote Breaks Farm (165 reviews), Remote Lone Mound Ranch (161 reviews), and Rustic Hideaway Campsite (76 reviews) for a guaranteed great camping experience.