our room was crisp and clean. The employees were friendly And helpful. We were allowed to check in…read moreearly.

BED BUGS!!!!! Even though the rooms were clean the over all look and smell of the whole place is…read morebad. The pool looked disgusting, the smell was bad, and everything just looked like nothing had been done with it since the 80s or 90s. We always check our rooms before taking items in and found no signs of bed bugs. The next morning we found one in the bathroom. Staff was surprised to find one in our room but not surprised at the same time bc they said they spray every 2 weeks for them, they also said another room on our floor said they found one. We packed everything into trash bags and left. They charged us around $60 for the night we stayed and refunded the 2nd night.

The rooms are old like the hotel but the owners were nice and gave us whatever we needed. The rooms…read morewere clean, nothing fancy. The staff that was doing maintenance was super nice. There were tornados in the area that night and they checked us and made sure we knew we were safe. Being from California and not used to that type of weather it was reassuring that they made us aware and kept an eye out for our safety. We actually stayed there twice this year.

People and PET Friendly. Stayed here 2/6/15; 2 adults & 2 dogs as a late night arrival. Free wifi…read more& continental breakfast in lobby. Hotel is currently being renovated but the grounds and rooms were clean and maintained. The room was a nice size with a fridge. Located right off I-40 with easy entrance to the property. Laura, check in clerk, was very personable and polite with a "friend" feeling. She made sure that I had all needed information and where I could park my truck/horse trailer. I passed up several hotels due to unpleasantness and rude clerks while trying to book a room on the phone and so glad that I did. Upon checkout the following morning, the owner also had a great southern polite attitude as well; welcoming, genuine concern by asking about our stay and thanked us for staying. *I would definitely stay here again with or without my pets.

My daughter and I were traveling from South Carolina to California and needed to stop in Oklahoma…read moreto rest for a few days. So, we decided to stay at this hotel. All the employees were really nice and it was reasonably priced. It's an older hotel, but our room was clean and cute. It was a very quiet and peaceful stay. This hotel is close to Highway 69 and Lake Eufaula State Park. Right across from the hotel is a gas station. We highly recommend this hotel!

Cute, clean hotel! We just moved here from Florida and needed a hotel to stay at until we got our…read morepower and things situated! It's definitely a great little hotel

Clean pleasant motel room, comfortable beds, clean bathroom. Friendly lady at the front desk. Good…read morevalue. Convenient location. Single room $65, Well equipped campsites $30 with hookups, wooded and picnic table.

We stayed in the motel, was a perfect place to spend the night before going to our cabin for a…read moreweek. Nice large property, we had our dog with us & there was lots of space for him to get out of the car & run. Directions on website made it easy to find. Walls were a little thin, could hear TV next door, but very clean & we liked refrigerator & microwave in the room.

We booked Cabin #1 for a relaxing three day weekend. Location was great and right on the water…read more.. that is if you could get to the water! People were camped out using the boat ramp as a swimming area making it almost impossible to load/unload our boat. The so called "private" docks that were advertised were also packed with people NOT PAYING for cabins but just pulling up for the day to party and swim. Dogs were not kept on a leash and our first day there my 6 month old lab pup and I were cornered on the boat ramp by a pit bull with an attitude hanging out with some teenage kids that were oblivious to the fact that I was trying to fight the dog away from my dog (which was on a leash) while I was being growled and lunged at by Cujo! The grass was about knee high and the "Sandy beach" that was advertised was nowhere to be found. My son and I walked over to the other "private guest only dock/boat slip" that was was advertised where he saw a rope swing that he wanted to jump off of. We were met by a woman getting off a boat who was EXTREMELY RUDE and asked me if I had a gate code. I explained we were staying in cabin 1 and we didn't see a gate but were told the dock was for guests. She snapped and told me "only the first few slips are for guest and beyond that are private". I had no idea who she was and explained again, "yes, we are staying in cabin #1, that is our boat and we were told we could use this dock". They were very specific on explaining only the dock/slips with the green railings were for guests when we booked the cabin (this ramp/slip was painted green from the bank all the way out to the water where the swing was). She then very smugly stated "yes, well we own the cabins and you can jump off in the water back there and swim around"! Let me add this...the "private dock" must have been for the raccoons because you had to walk through 3" deep coon crap to get across it! The cabin was "comfortable" and it appeared they were trying to fix it up however, the sofa had HUGE stains covering it and when I flipped the cushions over the other side looked like someone had been murdered on it! We were given two trash bags, one roll of toilet paper and 4 towels for the four of us to share during the three day stay and the towels smelled like mildew and butt crack! The bedrooms were hot and one of the ceiling fans was shaking and rattling to the point we were afraid to turn it on for fear it was going to fall out of the ceiling and knock us out. You want to stay "SNUG"...stay home my friends! Thumbs down on this whole experienc!!! worst $650 we have ever spent ‍

I LOVE LOVE these cabins. I stumbled upon this little jewel of a place while looking for a place to…read moretake my kids for spring. The service we received was some of that good ole southern charm, where you never meet a stranger. The cabins are all fully equipped with everything you will need for a weekend getaway. You have a full kitchen with dishes, soap and other cleaning supplies and a full bath. Only thing I would like to see on my next visit is a new queen size bed. Ours made entirely too much noise. But we will make this a yearly place for the family.

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.

This place was a really necessary stop. And to be honest…read moresince it was so late at night we were a little nervous. As the scenery reminded my wife and I of old Jason Vorheez movies. BUT!! This place was really nice. The staff is incredibly nice. Very helpful and just down right friendly. I think we were the only ones in the whole place as its a lake resort style type of place, and it was freezing during our stay. The rooms are decent. For the price you can't beat it. I would come back here. What would seal the deal is if they offered a continental breakfast.

There was a nice gray horse from the horse farm next door greeting us when we arrived, and that…read morewas the most exciting part of our stay. The biscuit and breakfast burrito were fine. Unfortunately when we arrived at our room it was not ready and was filled with trash. We were then moved to a different room. The staff was very disorganized, but they were apologetic for their mistakes. The situation was rather awkward. Additionally there were also a variety of flying insects in our room.

This is a Walnut Inn now. Looks/Feels independently owned (important). There was a fire which took…read moreout a bar nearby and apparently some of the motel which they're repairing and now have just recently re-opened. They're not fully ready (microwave on floor, no fridge), but for a place to sleep and for the price $60 the beds were great, it was cleaned and the staff was very friendly. They worked w me and my daughter with checkout time. Checkout 11, late checkout 12, She had a job interview at 12. They let us stay past checkout time no fee. Humanity counts for a LOT in such a by-the-book, by-our-system-corporate-overlords rule world. I wish this family the best of luck w their endeavor. Only motel in the area should help. Super weird to get to (behind a gas station across a pretty destroyed parking lot), hopefully they'll pave a road soon. Thanks guys

Road tripping across country and hit a huge slab of wood and had to pull over on the 1-40 west…read more Thanks to yelp! We found this motel. The woman at the motel desk was so helpful and kind. We are traveling with a dog and she allowed my dog to stay with no additional cost. She gave us info for a car service too! Room was $68. We were skeptical of the room at first but it's comparable to a Comfort Inn.

Newly renovated, it seems that the new owner is trying to give you a home away from home…read moreexperience. The bed was so comfortable, felt like a high end hotel bed. Extremely affordable. Private family owners. Support the local economy.

Great customer service. Dude remember where you are and how hot it is when it comes to…read moreinsects...just step on em...it's hot they seek water. Not their fault. SUPER COMFORTABLE BEDS!!