Very accommodating , professional and friendly. Helped me in a pinch. Non airport transport.read more

Great communication if the key to transportation ...and althought my brother has no cell phone, MUL…read moreTUL was able to pick him up at Tulsa Int. and transport him to Muskogee OK with a smile. Thank you for your service !! we need this .

don't expect to get your full deposit back. car ran perfectly although it was a 2018 model. The…read moreonly issue was I was charged a 50 dollar fee for returning the car excessively dirty. which it wasn't. Asked for pictures of the excessive dirt; was shown pictures of a different interior. As Judge Judy says" don't piss on my leg and tell me its raining" Not mad about them needing an extra dollar; just be honest about reason.

I have had nothing but excellent service w these people!! Kim and Mike r my usual drivers, they r…read moreawesome!!! thanks

Never actually got to stay at the park. I had planned a trip to Muskogee.. One of the outings was…read moreto the Butterfly Pavillion which closes the end of September. Called Crossroads to book a space a week in advance. I got voicemail. Left name and number. Couple hours go by. No call. Called again. Still voicemail. By the end of the day still no call back. So I made other arrangements. It's now been 3 days still no return call. Forget it

Crossroads RV park is conveniently located off of the highway. The park is a well maintained, very…read morefriendly, and an easy in and out for a big rig.

What is the DiamondStone Music Festival? The DiamondStone…read moreMusic Festival is a celebration of Texas/Oklahoma Red Dirt music set against the backdrop of the beautiful Illinois River at the Diamondhead Resort in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. It's a weekend event packed with music, fun, and food under the sun, moon, and stars, where attendees can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere and even camp on the festival grounds! What does the DiamondStone music festival mean to you?? What the festival means to you can be quite personal. It could represent a chance to connect with music that resonates with your roots, an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and the company of fellow music enthusiasts, or a time to support local charitable organizations, as the festival has a tradition of giving back to the community. Ultimately, the significance of the DiamondStone Music Festival to you is shaped by your own experiences, the moments you cherish, and the stories you take away from the event. It's a mosaic of small, personal moments against the backdrop of a larger, shared celebration of music and life2. Whether it's the thrill of live performances, meeting up with old friends, the joy of camping alongside the river, or the satisfaction of contributing to a good cause, the DiamondStone Music Festival offers a unique experience that can hold a special significance for everyone Our group, the Diamondstoners, are like a second family to me. Yall will always have a special place in my heart. Now yall get your butts to Diamondhead Resort !

Absolutely disgusting... We walked into our room and automatically killed a roach by the front…read moredoor. Carpet was sticky throughout and stained up extremely bad. We will not be staying there again.

Gorgeous spring fed creek. They are really work hard to keep it clean and make more camping sites…read more It's $10 per vehicle and if you camp and additional $5 per night. No facilities except port a potties. We drove over to the Cave Springs facility next door and it was trashed and a cow was in the water so we went back to Littlefields and stayed the entire day. We had the best time!

The water is cold! Nice place to spend the afternoon. My only complaint is that the drive in is…read morein such bad shape. You can back right up to the water and stake claim to a piece of the gravel beach and set up a canopy and cookout. I plan to come back soon.

This is the Budget Inn, not Hotel Muskogee. Hotel Muskogee is across the street. Nice and clean…read more Newly remodeled. Good price. Friendly owners on-site.

Well over all I'd say its a nice place. The grounds are nice, I think there would be a lot to do…read morehere in the summer. Here is the downside for us. No wifi, no sewer hook up (they do have a dump station), no concrete or rock pads. You will be on grass. We kind of sank in a bit. Hardly anyone here so its not an issue now but if you come when its busy you will be right next to your neighbor. If any of that bothers you then I'd pick somewhere else. Oh also not many signs to point you to the RV park. But really it is a nice setting. We would come back for a day or two but not for any long term stays.

More to come, but for now I want today we had a wonderful experience at the Sycamore Springs RV…read morePark!