The lodge offers RV parking with 50-amp service and water hookups at just $25 a night, a rate that makes most commercial campgrounds look embarrassing. Spots are back-in style with power and water available. Note there is no dump station on site, so plan accordingly. Elks membership is required to stay.
Inside, you'll find a full-service bar staffed by people who take their recommendations seriously, a pool area that members have called out specifically in reviews, and the kind of common-room atmosphere where a stranger from another lodge becomes a familiar face inside of twenty minutes. The lodge regularly hosts member events, charitable fundraisers, and community gatherings that keep the Panhandle calendar busy.
Traveling Elks from lodges across the country, including regulars from Tucumcari Lodge #923 and beyond, make this a planned stop on cross-country routes. If you're passing through Amarillo, this is the kind of place that turns a fuel stop into a story worth telling.