I agree, this is an old KOA and it shows. The entrance/exit off of the street to this park was tough to negotiate, and over very rough pavement. The CG is close to I-44, and truck and traffic noise was a nuisance throughout the night as were the 18 wheelers idling all night next door. The CG store was pretty well empty. We camped in a fifthwheel and would look elsewhere if we were to stay in the Tulsa area again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an old KOA and it shows. The entrance/exit off of the street to this park was tough to negotiate, and over very rough pavement. Our site was very tight, with obstacles (trees and service pedestals) making access difficult. The nose-to-tail site had just enough side room for our slides, barely enough length for our tow car, and the sewer connection was too far to the rear. Rainwater drained poorly and pooled throughout the campground. The CG is close to I-44, and truck and traffic noise was a nuisance throughout the night. The laundry and shower rooms were clean. We camped in a motorhome and would look elsewhere if we were to stay in the Tulsa area again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on the way to our destination. The property sits next to a truck stop. The cigarette smoke in the office was overpowering. This should be addressed by management, however, staff was friendly and efficient. It's an "okay" place to spend the night on the way. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.