The lady who drives is SUCH a nice woman. I've never ridden with her, but she comes into the place…read moreI work a lot. She's always got that beautiful smile on her face! Never seen her in a bad mood. Best taxi in Muskogee! Hands down!

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

The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because there's some trash that needs to be picked up…read more Besides that, we had the best day! We paid $10 pp for the day pass and drove around the campground to see what we could see. It's a very nice campground and we loved how private and secure it felt. Sites looked very nice and we noticed a lot of big rigs which is great. They also had cabins or tiny homes that overlook the rock quarry. Pricing seems great so we'd love to come back and rent a cabin for a holiday weekend. As far as the day pass they offer a sandy area for kiddos to play in and there's cornhole set up. We were told they do tournaments on the weekends and that a taco truck also comes on weekends. We watched a guy jump off one of the cliffs which looked fun! Next time I'd love to bring our kayaks. We brought our floats and just relaxed all day. We basically had the place to ourselves for most of the day but a group of 4 did show up for about 45 min and a group of 2 girls about 30 min. Everyone was very friendly! There's a porta potty on site, picnic tables and trash cans. You definitely need floats and or life jackets because it gets very deep quickly. We loved how clear the water is and it felt very refreshing. We did see a guy throw in a line but he never caught a fish but we did see some rather large fish. Highly recommend for a fun swimming hole.

I went with a friend group to check out the quarry lake early on a week day. We got $10 day passes…read morein the welcome center from a friendly gal. She told us all about the place, rules, suggestions, and had us sign a waiver saying basically we can't sue. And she let us borrow life jackets, which is smart because it's very deep water in most parts. There was a fatal canoe accident in May, so they aren't currently renting any water equipment, but our friends brought kayaks and paddle boards. I brought some floaties, which worked perfectly just to relax and float. We brought a picnic lunch, and used the picnic table they have, which was perfect. Overall, it's a really great clean spot just south of Muskogee 10 minutes to swim! You just have to be very careful and smart about your surroundings because there are some small cliffs you can jump from. We had the whole place to ourselves until about 1pm, and it never got crowded. My understanding is this was once a popular swim hole for free back in the day until this developer bought it to turn into a RV park. The cabins looked nice too. I'd like to keep this a bit of a secret because it could get crowded very easily, but it is a really nice activity option for folks that like to kayak, etc. we had lots of fun for $10.

This park seems to be more in line with people that are looking for a place to stay long term for…read morework. And they run specials for rent to cater to that. It was a no frills place, but the ladies in the office were very friendly and helpful.

If we could give this place zero, we would. First of all, the Good Sam club book said it was…read more$30-$35 a night -- when we got here, it was $50. $50 a night has given us a swimming pool, hot tub and amenities in the past. $50 here got us a construction workers parking lot basically. No cable, no trees, no rules, no amenities-- and we were probably the only true RV campers here. The laundromat here was closed because of the coronavirus; so can't make comment on that. But the price should have been less because of that not being available. Noise level from souped up pickup trucks rather loud. Would not return nor recommend.

Quick and cheap, and a great resource for transportation,especially for those of us dealing with…read moredisabilities. Howevern as fuel continues to get more and more expensive, I'm concerned for it's long-term viability

My friends, coworkers, and I have our holiday and several birthday parties here each year. We…read moreroutinely fit over 20 guests into the space without feeling crowded, and the house is very well equipped. There are good, large spaces for entertaining both inside and out. Fully equipped kitchen, game room, and more mean that even if I was to rent this house for just a few people, we would have no trouble finding things to do.

Kind owners, clean and level campsite, reasonable pricing, and family friendly! Can't go wrong with…read morethis campground!

Whatever you do do not even bother to waste your time or money on this crap Fest RV park it is an…read moreabsolute joke . The Wi-Fi sucks and keeps going in and out . There is no pool there is no showers there are no laundry facilities and there are literally stickers that hurts our dog's Paws all over the RV park so there's literally hardly any place to walk our dogs without getting stickers in their paws . The two brothers that own the place are absolute rude individuals. And are stay there this last weekend was absolutely a terrible experience .

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. The room is very clean, nice, big bed, fridge and microwave,…read morethe owner guy was real accommodating to my truck and trailer in parking lot, gave me a great price for two nights and only charged me 10 bucks for my big dog. And the heater for room was hotter than hell and ac was colder than Alaska. O ya and they have hbo and great movies on tv for free. I don't know what more you could ask for in hotel. A+ in my eyes and I have a trucking business I stay in hotels all over USA. Thanks relax inn.

Rooms are acceptable and the staff is helpful. Some updates have been done inside the rooms. Our…read moreroom had a microwave, TV, and refrigerator.