Cadillac Ranch RV Park

It's worth quick stop if your passing through byosp bring your own spray paint there is a trailer there that sell some souvenirs

Talk about a real eye catcher! Was on my way from the Cadillac Ranch toward Amarillo when bam! Tall man and some Caddies sitting the corner how could you not stop! I just had to get a photo. They pulled the old hook line and sinker!

The caddies steal the show! Convenient with a gift shop right around the corner! I told myself I wanted to see the Cadillac Ranch, I saw it and what better than a nice momento to go with it? The gift show was a neat little one stop shop sure to lure you in. They carried shirts, shot glasses, post cards, photos, and many other souvenirs all themed with the Cadillac Ranch. They even carried cans of spray paint to use at the Ranch.

The woman at the register was very friendly and welcoming surrounded by plexiglass. She told me and the other guests if we liked their page on Facebook they would give us a free sticker! Of course I got my sticker! Next time I visit the Cadillac Ranch I'll be stopping here to pick up some souvenirs.

The Cadillac Ranch RV Park & Gift Shop are located just down the road from the famous Cadillac Ranch sculpture. Please note that the Cadillac Ranch RV Park & Gift Shop are NOT owned and operated by the billionaire who owns the quirky Cadillac Ranch sculpture.

Despite being completely different entities, the Cadillac Ranch RV Park & Gift Shop have wisely capitalized on the hoards of tourists that stop to see the Cadillac Ranch sculpture. Matter of fact, the gift shop should be your first stop. Here you can pick up cans of spray paint. This will allow you to leave your mark on the sculpture down the road. You can also buy post cards, calendars, t-shirts and other Route 66 memorabilia.

Due to it being a bitterly frigid January day, we skipped the paint, but picked up postcards of what the sculpture looked like when it was first installed in the 1970s and what it looks like now with layers of colorful paint.

We didn't stay or roam around the RV Park, so I can't comment on its price or comfort, but I can say that it is conveniently located near the sculpture and near the I-40 highway.

The woman operating the store on the day we were there was really nice and helpful as I asked for information about Amarillo and the sculpture.

Me and my family are on a road trip to West Virginia and stopped here after looking up what fun pit stops we can make on the way. Super cool photo opportunity and I would have loved a tie dye shirt however to the lady who literally would not take her eyes off us as we walked around made it so uncomfortable to pick out what we wanted. I even made eye contact several times to let her know we see her glaring at us but she did not break. Wouldn't stop here ever.

First the lady who waited on us is great. Past that not so good. The store in front is good but mostly stuff to buy for the Cadillac ranch up the road which they have no affiliation. The photo opportunity is pretty cool. Now for the RV part- very tight, not well kept, lots of full timers who aren't courteous when they park and let dogs run loose. Rains makes a muddy mess, rock and dirt base. It had an awful sewer smell. 1/2 of the sights the sewer dumps didn't work. We were told they were working On it. FYI lot of workers there. They need to have rules about all the stuff laying around. Pay a little more and go to the nicest parks and just visit this fur the gift shop and photos with 3 full size Cadillac's and the 2nd amendment cowboy statue.

This place is the best! We are truck drivers and had a breakdown right in the front. They went and got food and ice for us and let us have access to the restrooms and showers. Just down to earth good people. Please stop in and bye your souvenirs here and if you have an RV park here.

Possibly the most run down, poorly managed campground we've ever encountered. It is basically a poorly managed trailer park with a few RV spots located within a few feet of a very busy interstate. When we arrived with reservations the office was closed (during peak hours) and there was no info left for people checking in--no site assignments, no map of the campground, nothing--only envelopes to put cash into and drop into a lockbox and a note to call a phone number that repeatedly ended the call after a few rings. Most sites are occupied by old, poorly maintained rigs that have been there for years; there were more piles of dog crap laying around than we've ever seen in all our years of RVing. It was just nasty. Of the four rigs backed up trying to check in when when we arrived at least two of us left without staying.

Nice people. Nice tshirts. And paint for painting the Cadillacs

There really isnt a lot to say except that they have a bathroom so being so close to Cadillac ranch it is convenient.