The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
parked their RV at
Overnite RV Park
900 S. Lakeside Drive
Amarillo, TX 79118
October 8 - 9, 2022

Although Karen Duquette disapproves of slang spelling (overnite should be overnight) this is where they parked their RV for three nights. They see a lot of that while traveling, The English language is hard enough for children to learn and this makes it harder for them. Anyway, nobody cares about the spelling except Karen.

This park is near I-40, The Big Texan Steak Restaurant, Route 66 Motor Speedway and Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport, but none of those things matter to the Two RV Gypsies What does matter is that it was easy in, easy out! The campground had 79 RV sites that were easy to navigate. On these dates, the two RV Gypsies paid $48 per night. It rained the first night they were here.
Overnite RV Park address

Below: Approaching the campground office and entry

Overnite RV Park Office Overnite RV Park entry and office
Overnite RV Park Office Overnite RV Park office design
caution wildlife crossing sign

Below: Looking at the backside of Two RV Gypsies site at Overnite RV Park. A nice size pull-though site with full-hook-ups and 50 amp.
the two RV Gypsies site at Overnite RV Park the two RV Gypsies site at Overnite RV Par

Below: The view from the front of the two RV Gypsies site - The truck stop and gas station next door which had constant truck noise. Not too pleasant.
Lee Duquette entering the RV awful view from the window of the RV

Below: The picnic table and dirty grill at the site of the two RV Gypsies, which is something they seldom, if ever, use at a campground (unless they are with family somewhere which does not happen often). And they sure would not use these.
rotten picnic table dirty grill

Below: The view looking up the campground road where the two RV Gypsies are parked.
nice road in the campground
look below

This is not a linear site, so there are always choices of where to go next: Below are two choices.

please continue on to the next adventure of the two RV Gypsies Continue on to Amarillo, TX, the visitor center and Historic 6th Street on U.S. Route 66

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