This park, located just a few miles north of Muskogee, is acceptable only for an overnight or brief stay. All sites are very long pull-thrus. Roads and sites are gravel with strips of grass in between. However, the grading job was very poor because when it rains, as it did during our stay, the sites become a quagmire of mud and pools of water. We had to step into water for three days when exiting our rig. Water surrounded our rig. There is no shade. There are no recreational facilities but there is an low-cost laundry and restrooms, each with one shower. There is no cable TV. Please note that there is NO Wi-Fi! This did not affect us because we have a Sprint Internet Card, which worked well, but I can't imagine why the owners would not provide this basic necessity. It surely cuts down on their business. There were only a few other guests during our stay. There is a cell tower within sight of the park so our Verizon and AT&T phones worked well. Although this park is on busy Highway 69, highway noise was minimal. We had a site way in the back of the park. There is a spur railroad track that goes along the edge of the park, but only one train per day passed by between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. It does not blow its horn and the noise is not intrusive. We would not return to this park. Baker's Fish House, about two miles north of the park, is worth a visit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.