Car Rental Amarillo – Wolflin Village HLE

Parking in Amarillo

• 999 S Marrs Street Parking (79101) can be found close to Dick Bivins Stadium, Amarillo National Center and the Rex Baxter Exhibit Building.
• 814 S Polk Street Parking (79101) is open 24/7, located nearby Ellwood Park, Amarillo Symphony and various eateries in the area.
• 509 SE 7^th Avenue Parking (79101) offers 24/7 parking, close to Hodgetown Stadium, Amarillo City Hall and Madam Queen.

Key roads in Amarillo

• Interstate 27 (I-27) connects Lubbock in the south to Amarillo in the north. It is commonly known as the Canyon Expressway and is around 124 miles long. 
• Interstate 40 (I-40) runs west-east through the Texan Panhandle; it passes through Amarillo which is the only major Texas city on its route.
• Texas Loop 335 is the road that runs in a square around the whole of Amarillo. It connects to every major highway in the city and is close to Amarillo International Airport.

How to get from Amarillo – Wolflin Village HLE to Lake Meredith National Recreation Area

It takes around 45 minutes to drive the 43 miles from Amarillo to Lake Meredith National Recreation Area.

1. Leave our rental lot and take I-40 E from Wolflin Avenue and S Austin Street.
2. Continue along the I-40 E, then take Exit 75 for Texas 335 Loop.
3. Take the exit for TX-136
4. Continue on TX-136 for 30 miles to the Lake Meredith National Recreation Area Headquarters on the left.

How to get from Amarillo – Wolflin Village HLE to Amarillo Dragway

Amarillo is just a 20-minute drive from the Amarillo Dragway. Just head onto Wolflin Avenue, before taking a right onto S Washington Street. Turn left onto W Farm to Market Rd 1151 and take a right onto Burlington Road to arrive.

Best hotels in Amarillo

Best Western Santa Fe

4600 I-40 E, Amarillo, TX, 79103

Close to many tourist attractions and restaurants, this Best Western is wonderfully modern and a fantastic place to take a break on your travels. Enjoy the onsite outdoor pool after making use of the fitness and spa facilities, before setting off to see the sights of Amarillo.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Amarillo

8251 W Amarillo Boulevard, Amarillo, TX, 79124

With the Westgate Mall a short drive away, Home2 Suites by Hilton Amarillo is in the perfect spot to enjoy a busy day shopping. There’s also a collection of restaurants in the area to savor a typical Southern American steak. The hotel itself has free parking, an indoor pool and fitness suite.

Drury Inn & Suites

8540 I-40 W, Amarillo, TX 79106

Take the stress out of your stay with Drury Inn & Suites. They offer dinnertime snacks and popcorn to enjoy a movie night with the family, and all the rooms have modern amenities. Close to tourist attractions and some fantastic restaurants, it’ll be a trip to remember for everyone.

Best restaurants in Amarillo

The Plaza Restaurant

2101 S Soncy Road, Amarillo, TX 79124

This family-owned and operated Tex-Mex restaurant has locations all over Texas – and one in Oklahoma. The menu has everything you might expect from a Southern Mexican restaurant, but the family recommends you try the crispy renello. This battered pepper is stuffed with your choice of filling and deep-fried to perfection.

Fire Slice Pizzeria

7306 SW 34^th Avenue, Space 10, Amarillo, TX 79121

This is the place to find the town’s celebrated stone deck-baked pizzas, as all ingredients here are made from scratch – including the sausage and meatballs. Fire Slice also donates to a different charity each month, which puts it up there as one of the best restaurants in Amarillo.

Bangkok Tokyo

2413 S Western Street, Amarillo, TX 79109

This is the perfect restaurant for those who are traveling off I-40 and want to try local sushi. Conscientiously catering to different dietary requirements, this friendly Japanese-Thai restaurant is a perfect gem in Amarillo, and the locals certainly agree.

Best things to do in Amarillo

American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum

2601 I-40 East at Quarter Horse Dr, Amarillo, TX 79104

Take a look at the development of the American Quarter Horse throughout the years. This museum has interactive exhibits and displays as well as live demonstrations. It’s informative and fun for everyone visiting the city.

Cadillac Ranch

13651 I-40 Frontage Road, Amarillo, TX 79124

This quirky art installation sees 10 brightly colored graffiti-covered Cadillacs buried in a line, nose-first into the ground, just off Route 66. The brainchild of art group Ant Farm and Stanley Marsh II, a millionaire who wanted to showcase the classic cars from 1948-1963, this is a different attraction but one that brings visitors all year round to visit.

Texas Air & Space Museum

10001 American Drive, Amarillo, TX 79111

Take a trip to the Texas Air & Space Museum and discover an exciting history of planes, NASA memorabilia and other aircraft. With guided tours and plenty of volunteers on hand to answer questions, this is definitely one for the aircraft fanatics in the group.