Small immediately off Old Route 66 here in Hinton Ok. Very…read morepersonal friendly location,leveled gravel sites full hook ups,50amp Near many Oklahoma sites for touring. Really good Wifi. Trees on site are well trimmed shade is minimal but with full hook ups and our roof air its very comfortable. Dogs have nice grassy areas near each campsite. Route 66 old Bicycle road literally runs along front of campground. We pulled off I-40 as directed and drove 8 miles down a road to Old Route 66, felt lost for a bit so don't turn back to soon. This site looks like its Not Somewhere to stop, but if you don't stop you will miss a really nice place.

Everybody was so nice! Park beautiful and reasonable prices! The cheap washer/dryer/ personal…read moretrash. AAAAAA+

I have been trying for several weeks to get some info about the glamping sites besides what is on…read moretheir website. I have sent several messages to several different places but nobody seems to respond. I went and checked out several of their reviews and it's the same thing. Nobody seems to respond to messages. Was planning on a birthday trip there but seems like tht option is now off the table. It use to be a state park but has been purchased or leased to a private entity which seems to be the issue. Really no customer service at all from what I see. It's too bad as tht was a nice area to visit.

Close enough for a quick day trip. Red Rock is a quiet place during the week. We were hoping to see…read morerock climbers rappelling but still enjoyed getting outside. Grandson loved the wood playground. We enjoy talking pictures of unique things and he loves throwing rocks. Nice cloudy day to walk around. Amazed to see a drink place open in RedRock. Very well mowed and clean. Only saw a couple of things someone left behind. Nice restrooms and showers if needed. Several RV hookups and lots of picnic tables. They now charge $10.00 per car, so I hope it helps keeping it clean. Lots of vines, wish they could post sign for poison Ivy areas

Gem! What a find. $25.00 a night. Full hook up and pull thru. Cash or check. Host on duty. We will…read morecome everytime we pass thru

El Reno lake is horrible for fishing jet skiers are very disrespectful they ride right in front of…read moreyou when you're fishing destroy your day boats alike they don't care about nobody that's my review on El Reno lake

Not sure about this KOA, unlike others the grounds just don't look and feel like KOA, sites are not…read morelevel, they just built all without any leveling but the way the terrain was before they developed. It feels like that anyway It needs a remodel and restoration investment to bring it to the KOA standards but it was ok for one night, not much else around to choose from

This KOA was well kept, quiet, and spacious. We only spent one night, but were able to get some…read morerest before heading to IL.

Have stayed a few times, but rented the Lodge this time, great value, great place. Towels, cooking…read moreutensils, gas grill, fire pit, deck, lodge is located behind the pool in a tranquil area. It was perfect and comfortable for the 5 of us. Sleeps "6" but I think there was a sleeper sofa too. Always happy with KOA and was very pleased with Lodge #2 also has two A/C units. We will be staying again

This is not JUST a stop along the toad. This is a straight up DESTINATION! Especially if you have…read morekids! This place has everything! A pool, a jump pad, a playground, little carts, Buffalo, and cement alligators! Don't even get me started on the bathrooms! I've been to a LOT of RV parks and these bathrooms are hands down the best! Spacious, clean, and two of them so they don't feel crowded. Stay for more than one night if you can! They also have a restaurant within walking distance with a discount for people who are staying at the park. Make sure you stop by!

Owner is very nice and willing to work with you on things. Prices are decent.. very quiet and…read morepeaceful place. Good place to stay if you like to go out and go fishing! They also have two large dog pins at each end of park so that your animals can have a chance to run freely! Definitely recommend if you're staying around this area!

From the owner: Located in Beautiful Okarche, Oklahoma. Wittrock Retreat & RV Park is ideal for Family vacations,…read moreWeekend getaways, quality time with the kids. We offer two ways to stay: RV Lots & Fully Furnished Retreat Homes. Fishing, Boating, Swimming, Dog Parks, Pavilion for Events or Picnics, Fire Rings at each lot & Storm Shelters are some of the amenities we offer. Come visit us to enjoy beautiful scenery, pristine waters & create memories with the ones you love! We can't wait to see you! Email us at wittrockrvpark@gmail.com or Book at: Wittrockrvpark.com/checkout

Adventure abounds 2.5 miles east of I-35 on 15th street in Edmond. Here, the street ends and…read moreArcadia Lake begins. This 194 acre spot is one of the best kept secrets in the OKC metro area. A trip to Lake Arcadia can be a modest affair, staying in the car driving through the park around sunset, maybe walking out on the dock watching the sun fade away for the day, or it can be an all day adventure with boating and picnics and barbecues. Early on in 2020 we realized we needed to renew our park pass for Lake Arcadia as we could see this may be a loooong year (boy, we were right on the money). Eighty dollars will get a vehicle in the park for a year if you are an OKC resident. Edmond residents can buy a year park pass for a 20% discount per year (about $64 dollars). This gets you unlimited entry into the park. I'd highly recommend it. I've always said one of my most favorite parts of living in Oklahoma has been the celebration in the sky at the end of daylight ringing in that night is upon us. I'm not from Oklahoma and I will say that the sunsets here are second to none. This park, especially the dock facing west next to the boat ramp is one of my most favorite places to watch the relay of the daylight sun passing into the Southern Hemisphere. Just as dusk settles in wildlife really begin to peek out from the woods. If you have kiddos and can manage to work in a drive through Arcadia at dusk, they'd love to see all the deer (definitely deer), and maybe turkeys, cranes, eagles, scissor-tailed flycatchers, and hawks that come around when most of the all-day lake goers have left for the day. Treat yourself to a sunset here and learn why it's worth every bit of $80 to get to come here as often as you want. October 2020

I am so glad that Lake Arcadia exists! It serves as a perfect nature getaway for the weekend and…read moreit's practically in OKC's backyard. This particular part of the lake Arcadia park system is to the south west of the lake. Today, my infant son and I enjoyed the relatively new spring creek trail. This trail was so nice! It is a multi-use completely paved trail. It is wide enough for walkers to have their own designated lane as well as cyclists their own. Out and back this trail is a good easy 5 miles. It is amongst the trees with glimpses of the creek every. Ow and then. If you want to be a bit more adventurous, get off the beaten path. Yes, go explore those unpaved wild looking hiking trails that branch off from the path most taken. Although this trail is all I enjoyed today, there are many nice shaded picnic tables and grills that could make a great location for a get together. There is also a disc golf course here, although I'm not sure how often it is used. There were several people fishing in this area too. There are lots of ways this park can help you enjoy nature. What are you waiting for? Go check it out!

I visit this campground often. The owners are lovely people who love to accommodate their guests. I…read morelike the privacy and view of this particular park. What's more, the pool and outdoor kitchen make this a great location for family reunions and celebrations. As a matter of fact, I'm planning my son's birthday party at the park. It is close to boat docks and the golf course. While it isn't right on the lake, like the other campgrounds, I like the fact that it isn't a cookie-cutter campground. It has character and is built with people who love the personal touches added to the experience. Call Shelly today and book your next adventure!

Decent park with lengthy trails. Great place to touch grass. The restaurant inside the center is…read moreclosed, though I don't know if that's permanent. I think there was a sign to watch for snakes. Oh, nature.

I have been coming here since I was little, brought my kids here and now my grandkids. It's always…read morebeen so much fun to go and make memories, take pictures with beautiful backgrounds and such awesome fun...but today when we went, I thought why even waste our time anymore!? I had to take my walker down the handicapped ramp, which was a lot easier going down than coming back up! My granddaughter was so excited. I had two of my son's with me, my daughter, her husband and Kirie, my bright and energetic ray of sunshine. She just couldn't wait to get down the mountain to play on the big toy and put her feet in the creek as we have always done. When we got down there the first we noticed was the big play place had been taken down, nothing left but a big sand pit. We thought we'd take some pictures on the bridge and head on over to the waterfall and cave to play in the water. For generations people has been coming and enjoying the cave. Years of fun and fond memories have been made here. There was already people on both sides of the bridge in the smaller creek bed playing so we merged on. Up the mountain we saw signs posted and a big wooden fence blocking the waterfall and cave!? What is this? A fence? Why? For years kids have enjoyed this place, I've never known of anyone ever hurt here! I felt that new people have come in with their fancy signs and fences, taking away the swings and slides and leaving us with nothing. We got to the second bridge and my kids went to check out the pond. There were more people in the pond swimming, which was nice to hear..at least they haven't robbed us of all the watering spots...so we had wasted a trip. Why not work on making those bridges sturdier? My son-in-law found loose boards that's more hazardous to our safety! I knew those were the same bridges from over 20 years ago because I found the same names that were carved into them from back then. If they are so worried about safety, start there! Not get rid of all the good stuff! I couldn't make it across the second bridge so I waited for everyone to come back and we started heading back to the vehicle. It's so hard for me to get down here anymore, I don't know if I'll even try it again and absolutely not with its present state. My granddaughter was so unhappy, everyone was just so upset we spent all this time for nothing. We'll find another park to take her to I just think this is such a shame, the condition of this one and the loss of more memories. It's just so sad.

After our third visit to this mountain state park I'm happy to say it is one of my happy places! I…read morefeel pretty lucky only having to drive about 45 minutes to get here, it's well worth the drive! I've seen many beautiful beaches from Florida to Puerto Rico but this hike and midway views are the best, this particular hike is the first left turn inside the park (if I can find the actually name I will edit it in) it has a distinctive orange barn roof and fencing that you can't really miss, we did try and go to info where a sweet young girl pointed out this trail and way to many other things for us to follow along with so we went with this trail and have stuck to it, it can take 15 to 3 hours of hiking and exploring delinks on the type of hiker you are lol are you there for the exercise and views or the fresh air and appreciation you know!

Gorgeous relaxed easy trip for Rest and hiking, biking and camp houses near the lake beachread more