This clean, well-maintained park is worthy of recommendation. The sites are mostly easy in and easy out and long enough for big rigs, but there are square corners to enter sites from driving lanes. Sites are a little close together. Driving lanes are wide. There is a new shower/laundry building with clean, private individual bathrooms containing toilet, sink, and shower. For travel during tornado season, there are two underground storm shelters. The park staff is very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We hadn't planned to stay here but some trouble with the rig earlier in the day affected our schedule. Based on the other reviews on this site we decided to give it a try for an overnight stay. We dealt with an older couple in the office (I should talk) who were very friendly and allowed us to pick our own site away from the traffic as much as possible. Unfortunately, this didn't help much with the traffic noise. Perhaps we are more noise-adverse than others, but we felt it was pretty bad. The sites are pretty much as others have described, but while walking around we noticed one recently vacated that had a fairly massive rut made when a former occupant pulled out when the site was muddy. I tow with a 4X4 and wouldn't have worried, but another rig might have (evidently) had some trouble. The Wi-Fi was unsecured but had good strength. The cable was something else. Like too many parks, the cable systems are installed and then forgotten about. Weather and abuse take a toll. The cable female F-connector was damaged and the connection was non-existent. A trip to the office got the gentleman looking for a replacement connector but he couldn't find the box that he was sure contained some. He offered a longer length of cable that would reach the adjacent site and said that he would keep that site empty, but upon inspection, the connector there was worse that the one at our site. So we re-“connected” to the cable at our site and struggled through with the high noise level. If you’re tired and don’t want to unhook or cook, there are several restaurants of the fast food kind within walking distance. While not a destination park this one is perfectly adequate for an over nighter. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We like this park because of all the trees; nice break from the 100 degree temperature we traveled in that day. Nice pool, near a lake and they have a restaurant on site. This park is located between Elk City and Clinton. Wi-Fi was very weak. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped here for a one night stay in route. The campground was clean, the sites were level but it is basically a en route campground with very few amenities. I could not imagine staying here for a long period of time We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were not happy campers when we drove in expecting to pay the $14 Passport America price and were advised their rates had gone up to $20. The turn in looks like someone's drive so we missed it and called for assistance and they did not answer the phone (twice). There are "keep off the grass" signs everywhere, which really should have read "keep off the weeds". I guess they want people to stay indoors. We saw some serious fire ant colonies, and their is a noisy nightclub on the south end and a bunch of noisy dogs on the north end of the park. The water pipes are wrapped sloppily with duct tape and insulation dangling in the wind. The sites are wide and long with concrete at the back and gravel that is very level. Dumpsters are plentiful. There are some broken down units at the front part of the park. I would have been happy to stay for $14, but for $20 I expect a little more. We camped here in a Motorhome.