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.

Probably one of my favorite campgrounds in all of Oklahoma. Very clean, friendly staff and some of…read morethe views are unreal.

Another amazing family reunion weekend, with the best hosts and staff. Lots of activities…read morecoordinated by the hosts including scavenger hunts, painting, floating, food, movies, bubble foam party, perfectly cleaned pools. This is the perfect getaway to make memories with friends and family from babies to aged adults. Some were up before 6 riding bikes while others in our party sat around camp fire into the night. Something for everyone. Grab a fishing license and float tube for Oklahoma on your way, you won't want to miss the big catch and cold water that runs along your campsite and cabins.

Went for a fun family get away, had an amazing first few days, then our son's bike was stolen by a…read morefellow camper, and the amazing staff went and pulled a bike out of a garage to give to him, to replace his! they went above and beyond to help. Even tho they are not liable for theft of property. We are so thankful and have returned many times since!! we LOVE this place!

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!

Had a cool stay at the campground, friendly staff and a cool park associate supported on my…read morelocation to stay. Only there for 1 night but seemed theirs a lot of activities, I saw disc golf spots and a golf course.

This campground is a frequent stopping point for us when we are traveling cross country. It has a…read morenice shower house, level concrete pads, 20 30 and 50 amp service, water hook-up, as well as a picnic table, grill, and fire ring at each site. Sites with sewer hook-up are also available. We stay at the Turkey Flat Camground which is outside of the main park entrance, down the road to the right. It's a peaceful, beautiful area with lots of trees, grass, and birds. Other than that, there is not much going on here which is just the way I like it. Boat ramps are in the close-by main park area if you are into water sports. If you pull in after hours just park in any non-reserved spot and the camp host will come by to collect your fee ($22 w/o sewer) before dusk or the next day. Also, he has firewood available for purchase.

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.