Star Of Texas RV Park and Horse Hotel

The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at Star Of Texas RV Park and Horse Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the wide range of outdoor activities available nearby. The Rita Blanca National Grasslands are located just west of town. This is a great place for hiking and spotting local wildlife Birdwatching is popular here as well, and this locale offers facilities where you can enjoy a picnic lunch! There are also several paleontological sites that are leftover from the people who first came to this area during prehistoric times that can be explored.The Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is located near Dumas. The visitor's center offers historical information on the quarries. There are also nature trails that feature plant life from the nearby region. Expansive views of the local countryside are offered, as well. These can only be enjoyed via guided tours, and then only at certain times of the day, so it is recommended that you call ahead. At given times of the year, you may also be able to observe local artisans, such as flintknappers, giving demonstrations of their craft.Ranching has been a way of life for generations in this part of the country and the cowgirls and cowboys in the West highlight this culture. Guided horseback rides are available here, as are chuckwagon meals and cowboy shows. Tours of local historical places, such as the Sante Fe Trail that wagon trains used to follow, are also offered.

Exploring the Area

Book an RV in Sherman County, and you will find yourself surrounded by unique places to visit that everyone can enjoy. There are several museums found in the local area. The Cimarron Heritage Center and the Xit Museum are both located in town. Both showcase the history of the local area, region, and the state in general. They feature artifacts that highlight the military campaigns that the state has been involved in, as well as how life would have been for the people who first tried to settle this wild land. The Window on the Plains Museum features the history of the local farming and ranching industries. RV camping at this campground makes it easy to reach a variety of local attractions.Check out the Route 66 Historic District near Amarillo. This section of road was part of the original "Mother Road," or Route 66, that crossed more than half the country before the interstate highway system was completed. It features cafes, old motels, and museums that highlight what life was like in those early days of cross-country travel.Other unique sites to see near Amarillo include art exhibits such as the Huge Pair of Legs. This is exactly as it sounds, a large pair of painted legs. There is also the Cadillac Ranch. Here, numerous old Cadillacs were half-buried in the ground and were then painted in unique ways. There is also the Helium Monument, which is a sculpture dedicated to that influential element. It offers educational information on the element's uses. Picnic facilities are available here, as well.When you've been looking for a quiet place to relax, where you can get away from the stress of your daily life, consider a campsite at the Star Of Texas RV Park and Horse Hotel. Take your horse out on some local trails, learn about local history, or drive your car down the historic Route 66. Check out a campervan rental near here and enjoy exploring the panhandle of Texas!