Enjoyed the cabin, the pools, the hot tub, the sauna, the bistro, and the club house. Friendly…read morestaff and guests. Very nice and comfortable atmosphere.

This has been by far the most relaxed place to be. Been here 3.5 years and our place in the Meadows…read moreis great for us. Looking for full time in the near future

Peaceful Acers RV park is a nice and q place to live in they have well maintained laundry and a…read morevery clean batgrooms with showers and weight room

From the owner: Conveniently located 20 minutes south of Tulsa ½ mile east of HWY 75 on HWY 16. We offer 30 RV…read morespots with 30A and 50A service, clean showers and restrooms, a full laundry, playground, free high speed internet, onsite Herbalife shop, optional onsite gym membership, and as an added bonus the park backs up to Beggs lake for great fishing.

A beautiful and quiet spot. Remote quiet atmosphere…read more Very few sites along a lovely lake shore Simple check in with resident property owners cell service not reliable

Needs updating Electrical is faulty and surges too often. Owner is aware but unwilling to update…read more Let's dogs roam free and tear things up. If it isn't attached there is a good chance his dogs will tear it up or drag it off. RJ is unwilling to replace or refund. His response is always well dogs will be dogs or puppies will be puppies. They pee and poop everywhere and again his response is well that's what they do. The shower house/toilet is old and needs replacing. Not open but just a couple months of the year. Only available for 1person at a time. The pond is not fit for fishing much less swimming. The water is stagnant unless it rains heavy then it flows over and when it floods it floods big time. You will get stuck. He has no scruples when renting a space out. The last couple had to get a tow truck for semis to pull out their motor home 3 times before the tow truck was able to leave. They just ended up leaving themselves. Don't blame them. There isn't any sewer hookups So you have to dump your own up at the dump station.

Great little nature spot for Okmulgee. We fished along the lake at a couple remote spots and caught…read moreone little bass and a few little sun fish. We stopped at the park office and bought some cold sodas and candy. The prices were reasonable and the park ranger was helpful. The scenery is great and the park history is interesting dating back to FDR's New Deal of the 1930's. Tip: be prepared (drinks, snacks, towels, fishing poles, bait, and whatever else you need for your little adventure- a first aid kit is not a bad idea either). I wish I had spent more time here exploring, so stop at the park office first for interesting maps and literature.

This is one of two state parks in the Okmulgee area. My wife and I camped here for one night in…read moreOctober, and although it was very busy (there was a large geocaching event being held there that weekend), we had a great time. We were afraid that it would be too crowded, but there were still several spots with sufficient privacy. There are scores of campgrounds (some of them right on the waterfront), lots of RV hook-ups, a playground for kids, and boating and swimming access to the lake. Although hiking is somewhat limited (there are just a few miles of trails), the scenery is beautiful, and the sunset on the water was idyllic. Very convenient as a getaway if you live in the Tulsa area; I'm sure we'll camp here again!

One of the area's best places to kayak. Paddle to the lake's west end then north into Rock Creek…read more This is a lovely tree covecovered paddle in the summer! Fee charged for fishing!

Park and lake were made in 1947. Sapulpa Parks Department cares for this "park in the rough"…read more They do a fair job, they probably keep it cut in season. The water is way down, so I don't know how fishing is. There is a boat ramp, latrines, concession stand in season, old fashioned play ground, picnic tables. There is an RV campground across the street that is part of the park. Additional star for breeze and sunset!

Clean spacious Campsites on the beautiful Lake. Bathrooms…read moreneed to be updated/refurbished, but they are functional. Overall, great camping for the price.

I had such high hopes for this KOA. I was excited to see the nice pond and animals. False…read moreAdvertisement!!! The pond was full of green moss and there wasn't even a spot for animals. This place was in such disrepair it was sad. Would never stay here again.

Nice quaint small campground. We stayed a couple nights. They have an amazing BBQ place right…read morenext door . (Rustlers)

This is a perfect place for us. No frills, no unneeded amenities, no kids, only a few sites,…read morereasonably priced, and pretty quiet. The owner, who is very nice, also owns the BBQ place that is adjacent to the park. The BBQ is DELICIOUS by the way!!! No issues with power, water or sewer - everything worked well. We were able to get the concrete site which was pretty level. Wasn't expecting much in the way of internet access, but we were pleasantly surprised - really good internet!! There is a small building with a FREE washer and dryer in one room and a rest room/shower in the other. There is a road nearby but the noise wasn't bad at all. A couple trains per day go through town, but again, not bad. I wish there was a place like this in every town we stay in. Thank you for a wonderful stay!!!!

We went to Jellystone Park at Lake Eufaula for the 1st time July 2026 on a Mon-Wed. We live about…read morean hour away and wanted to enjoy a glamping trip to celebrate my husbands' birthday. We have never been to the lake as a family or been camping. My kids are 18,12,10,8,and 6. We wanted to enjoy cooking over the fire pit on the 1st night. We struggled with maintaining a fire but really enjoyed the atmosphere of the grounds and our time outside of our cabin. I was happy to have cooking equipment and burners in the cabin because that ended up being how we had to cook since we are not good at making fires. We swam in the pool that night and it was a good size but nothing special. I wish they had slides or a diving board for the kids. The kids also enjoyed the blow up trampoline activity that was right outside our cabin. The air in our cabin was fantastic. It froze us which is pretty amazing in the July heat. The cabin was a good functional size for the 6 of us that stayed the night. ( My 18 year old only came to visit with us the 1st night and have dinner). I will note that they did not provide toilet paper or paper towels in the room, all we had was maybe 1/2 a roll of each or less that was possibly left by the last campers. Luckily we had brought each but they do sell items in their store. We spent a lot of our 2nd day on the lake. I was impressed that they have 2 Wibits, one for the bigger kids and adults and a smaller one in the more shallow water for the littler kids. Our favorite activity ended up being Kayaking. I was glad that they did not have an age restriction on this and allowed parents to make the choice on if their kids could go out alone or with a sibling. They did require everyone on the kayaks to wear a life jacket which they did provide. They had recently had a damaging storm and had only been reopened a week so I'm not sure if this is the usual but the beach area did not have any shades- it had poles by the beach chairs and looked like maybe they had covers before but I'm not sure how long they have not. Otherwise a nice beach area. The playground was not much of a play area and was a little disappointing as it only had a few swings, a climbing dome, tetherball and a metal ride on construction type car. In advertisements it shows that characters are out and about but we did not meet or see any Yogi Bear characters during our stay. I had also seen advertisements for foam parties and kids crafts/activities inside the building but I did not see anything like this happening during our stay. It's possible they had activities going on that we just didn't see inside but if so it was not announced. This was disappointing as I would have enjoyed taking pictures of the kids with the characters. Before we left the resort, We played a round of their mini golf. It was a fun time and the golf area is pretty but the holes themselves are not very playable. I'm not saying anyone in my family is a pro mini golfer, however, when we hit the golf balls they were going over and around the holes instead of in. It was like this on every hole. We were lucky to get it in in 6 hits on any of the holes which was a bit frustrating for the kids and made for a longer than normal game. Luckily for us the park was not busy at all while we were there, probably since it was through the week. It may have also been why the characters weren't out and the activities weren't going on. Overall we loved this trip and the kids and husband want to make it a new annual tradition.

This location had one of the coolest advertisements we've seen -- putt putt golf, a kids…read moreplayground, a heated splash pad, a bounce pad, a full kitchen/restaurant, and even access to another nearby park. Unfortunately, almost none of it was actually available or functioning. The putt putt course was completely ripped to shreds. The greens were torn up and there were ants all over the course. The "playground" was basically three old coin-operated riding machines like you'd see outside a grocery store -- rusty and clearly unsafe. Calling that a playground for kids is ridiculous and honestly feels like an accident waiting to happen. The heated splash pad? Doesn't exist here. The bounce pad was broken down and clearly not working. The full kitchen/restaurant wasn't open at all. The front office was locked up most of the day. They're also still advertising access to another nearby park, but we were told that promotion is outdated and no longer valid. Yet the ads are still out there bringing people in. Don't rush to push spring break marketing when you literally have nothing working. Yes, we got a refund, which we appreciate -- but that's about the only positive thing to say. It's a shame because we've loved other Yogi Bear Jellystone parks, but the owners of this one clearly don't care about maintaining it. Avoid this place.

Great facilities, great location. As avid RV owners, we have been to about every RV park around…read moreTulsa. We love Route 66!

We stay here when my husband is off work so we are closer to family. We choose this campground…read morebecause it is cheap, close to Tulsa, and easy going. The manager is a really nice man, he is older, but will do anything he can to help you. There are a few people that stay here full time. A big complaint is the laundry/shower house, it really needs a face lift and some TLC that place is not inviting to shower in at all. In the laundry/shower house there are 2 washers, 2 dryers, 1 men's restroom with shower and 1 women's restroom with shower. I also wish there were more lighting around here at night. This campground is really jammed packed, you won't have a yard and not much room to park in your spot, luckily I drive a small car. The road right next to the campground is a route that emergency vehicles take every day/night, so you will hear sirens often. There are no bells and whistles to this place but we like the location and the price.