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Back Forty RV Park is a local family and veteran owned park located in Quanah, Tx. Conveniently on US Hwy 287 between Amarillo and Dallas/Fort Worth. Our rural Texas location has wide open skies, amazing sunsets and beautiful sunrises. We offer a quiet, clean and friendly park for an overnight visit or long term resident who is working in the area. Park sits on 40 acres and includes 40 gravel pads, 12 pull thru and 28 back-ins.
Well we are 2 summer’s removed now from out visit but feel the same now as then. Park had just opened and owners saved our big family vacation! We pulled in late night on our way to Montana. Only to find our bumper hitch had failed and our bikes were almost dragging on the ground. Early the next morning the owner recommended and contacted for us a local welder who had done their entrance. He jumped right on it. With in 4 hours our trip was saved and we were happily on our way. There shower and laundry facilities were great but it was the owner’s kindness and timely assistance that will have us stopping there every trip we go up 287. Thanks!!!!
Great stop just off 287. Plenty of power and water on very level graveled spaces. Very hospitable management! Additionally, if you need an ultra fast WiFi connection you can find it here. Will definitely be stopping here on my next trip to Colorado.
This is the perfect place to stop on your way from here to there! Good size spaces, helpful office staff, working hookups. Run your fan and you won't hear road or trains...and even those are not a problem to sleep through unless you are a super light sleeper. Nice dog park too!
We use highway 287 frequently when traveling to visit family. We tried Back Forty for the first time, and we are so glad we did. Easy open access with very level roomy sites. When we need overnight stops, we want it to be easy. The voltage was great and the Verizon cell service was excellent to stream on our tablet. Reservations and communications were as good as it gets. Clean park with a safe feeling. Will use regularly now when passing through.
