Amarillo, Texas: Bug Ranch
The former Slug Bug Ranch in Conway, moved and expanded. Now includes over a dozen half buried VW Beetles, as well as a number of similarly buried stretch limousines. Opened June 14, 2024.
- Address:
- 1415 Sunrise Drive, Amarillo, TX
- Directions:
- I-40 exit 74 (Whitaker Rd). Drive west on the north-side frontage road for a half-mile, then turn right onto Sunrise Drive at the RV Ranch billboard. You'll see the buried cars.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Love the new ranch. Respect the rules y'all.
[Greg, 01/30/2025]
We turned a corner to get to the RV park where we are staying and came across this wonderful park. It looks fairly new. More silos and cars will be added. You can bring your own spray paint and add to the park.
[Tania, 08/14/2024]
I'm an avid VW junkie so this just made my heart smile! There isn't a long walk into a field like at Cadillac Ranch, and this one has plenty of trash cans to keep it beautiful. It's a quick pull-off trip to stretch your legs without getting too far off of your path.
[Andi, 08/14/2024]
This looks like the Big Texan Steak House's answer to the Cadillac Ranch right down the road. Instead of Cadillacs, its VW Bugs and old limousines. You can bring your own spray paint and paint the cars. It was still under construction in July 2024; they were adding a second row of limos.
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The Bug Ranch stood out in Conway for many years before the original five VW Beetles were moved here -- and then enhanced, Texas-style, with even more half-buried cars.