About Rosita Flats
This campground consists of dispersed camping along the Canadian River in one of the park's ORV-use areas. ORV operators must have state of Texas Off-Highway Vehicle decal and wear DOT-approved safety gear.
White Deer, Oklahoma · Carson County · Facility
This campground consists of dispersed camping along the Canadian River in one of the park's ORV-use areas. ORV operators must have state of Texas Off-Highway Vehicle decal and wear DOT-approved safety gear.
This campground consists of dispersed camping along the Canadian River in one of the park's ORV-use areas. ORV operators must have state of Texas Off-Highway Vehicle decal and wear DOT-approved safety gear.
(From Amarillo): Head north on US‑287. • Turn right (east) onto FM 1060 at Masterson. • Continue to TX‑136, turn right (south). • Watch for Rosita Flats signs, turn left to the access road. From Fritch, Texas: Head south out of Fritch on TX‑136. • Continue for several miles. • Look for Rosita Flats signage on the left side of the highway. • Turn left onto the gravel access road and follow it into the campground/OHV area. GPS Coordinates 35.5669° N, 101.4975° W
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