We've stayed here a few times now, and for an overnight stop it's pretty nice. Especially using the Passport America rate. Wife looked in the restrooms and said they were OK. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As others have said, this campground is basically just for overnight stops. When we checked in at the gas station/convenience store, we were given a list of open 30 amp (our choice, 50 amp is available) sites, and told to take our pick when we pulled into the park. The sites are minimal, but a few do have a shade tree or two. TV reception is good using local repeaters, and Verizon cell and data reception is excellent. There were several long term residents that are apparently working nearby on an oil rig, but they were not a problem. We will stay here again as an overnight only stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is PA with 30 amp. We have stayed here a few times before. Basic bare bones park with water, electric, and sewer. The water and electric hook ups are mid site the sewer is all the way in the back so I didn't use it. Not great looking, but at $12 it is OK. There are a number of permanent sites and one in particular in the back has two horse trailers, an old car and a dog tied up outside left alone for at least a day while we were there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our rate is for passport America. The park is a very easy on/off I 40. You actually pull into a gas station and the park sits behind it. They have a small number of sites and the turns are tight, but doable. The rest rooms are older, but reasonably clean for their age. We went into town and ask about a local place to eat and several said the restaurant next to the park is great. We ate there and had to agree with the locals, it was very good. All sites are grass and the roads are gravel. We would stay again if just passing through. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This place has a name? No name was shown on my receipt and there is no sign other than "RV Park." Texola, Oklahoma is nothing more than a gas station stop, with an RV park behind it, so I'm guessing this is where I stayed. When I checked in (at the gas station) I was immediately asked if I had Passport America (PA). Sorry I didn't. Would have been half the cost. The good news is: this place honors PA regardless of the day. I am taking a wild guess that they charge different rates for 50 amp versus 30 amp. The 50 amp boxes were bright yellow versus dull gray for 30 amp. The person who checked me in instructed me to look for the dull gray boxes since I was 30 amp. More good news, all sites are pull through! This park is good for an overnight, and it's cheap. Spacing between sites is adequate. No showers or laundry. There is a restaurant within a short walk. The restaurant is open Tuesday - Sunday or something like that. I didn't try the restaurant. Great digital TV reception via antenna, good number of channels. No shade here this time of year and it was pretty warm, although temps dropped to 40 degrees during the night. Even if the few trees do bloom, don't think you will get much shade. This place is out in the open on the prairie. As a solo, I felt safe here. Good for an inexpensive overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

PPA Rate. This CG is 400 Ft off I-40 at OK Exit #1 and 1/2 mile from Historic Route 66 & Texola, OK. Check in is at the store/gas station. The restaurant is open 5 days a week. The CG roads are old gravel and clay, very soft after much needed rain. Sites are all drive-through with 20/30/50AMP, W/E, no picnic tables or fire rings. Extra fee for 50AMP. There are several long term tenants. There are shade trees but overhanging branches partially block access to some sites. We found the staff/owner friendly and helpful. Restrooms & showers in the restaurant are not kept clean. We did not use the laundry. This is a basic stage stop between Oklahoma City and Amarillo, TX. Reservations are a good idea if you plan to stop. The CG fills up each night with stop overs. This is a good place to rest and relax. Traffic noise from I-40 isn't an issue. I would stop again if passing through the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The campsites rate 7. The showers rate 3. The campground is located in a rural area on the open prairie. Gravel pull-throughs can accommodate big rigs with mostly easy-in, easy-out. In some cases, trees can be a minor issue. In case of rain, you will walk in mud in part of the area near your RV. Plenty of space between sites. Bathrooms are located in a restaurant in front of the campground. They are not clean and appear not to be cleaned on a regular basis. The shower stalls are nothing more than three walls and a door with one hook. Not enough to hang clothes and towels. No receptacle to hold soap and shampoo. No shower curtain to keep water off of clothes. The bathroom sinks are cracking faux marble with soap and minerals encrusted on the marble, the faucets, and the surface on and around the faucets. There is no cover plate on the electrical outlet at the sinks. This is a very basic park, as expected by the price. However, a low price does not justify the failure to clean properly. If you do not plan to use the showers, this park is acceptable for an overnight stop. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

An OK overnight spot off I-40. Good size pull-through sites. Bar-B-Que restaurant on site with decent food. Bathroom and shower is in the restaurant building a short walk from the RV sites. Bathroom and showers need updating but were clean. We would stop here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice little campground just off the highway. Has all the basic hookups, and are good. Will stop again on our west bound trips. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Shame on me for not reading the reviews herein before visiting this campground. I would have spent more time in the area. Excellent power and water with a sewer dump at every site. Grass needed mowing, but I was told it had been nearly a year since their last substantial rain, so maybe they didn't want to lose what the green they had. We were here on a Monday and the restaurant was closed. Note that all 16 sites were in use by dark! Suggest you call ahead. Not a destination, or resort by any means, but with Passport America, one of the best values around. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good park off I-40. Passport campground. Nice, quiet, no Wi-Fi, no cable but antenna picked up some channels. Nice restaurant, good food. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great campground for the $12.00 we paid with Passport America. Clean and tidy sites, reasonably spaced with trees for shade. Easy access from I-40. A little breeze was blowing from the south so the freeway noise was never a bother. We would stop here again for an overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park has easy access from either Interstate 40 or Route 66. The spaces are spacious and shaded, and was sparsely occupied while I was here. While it is close to the Interstate there could be nothing heard from where I was parked. In fact there was hardly a sound. The park is next to pasture land on one side and a section of abandoned Texola on the other. The point being, it is peaceful and the views are wide, open and often stunning. There is a store at the park: really liked their carbonated ice tea. There is also a restaurant next door that has the usual meat based fare but they made me a vegetable plate that was pretty good. It has restrooms of course, and I would assume you could use them when the place is open. It has limited hours and is closed Sunday and Monday. They do not serve breakfast, but was told they will prepare a breakfast if you ask and they have time. The decor and the atmosphere in the restaurant is pleasant, like sitting in someone's dining room, only with lots of tables. The best part for me was exploring the ghost town of Texola that has about 32 residents I was told. It is a short (about seven miles if I recall correctly) drive down Route 66 to Erik to the east. The store front with the old sign collection is a delight to see. You can also pick up groceries (closed on Sunday), do your banking. There is also a cafe on the main street around the corner from 66. (Its claim to fame: it is the home of Roger Miller and Sheb Wooley which they announce on street signs). In the other direction on Route 66, and about twenty miles, is Shamrock Texas. There you can see the old art deco U Drop Inn as you come into town. There are stores, banks, service stations, fast food, etc. I was curious about much of Texola and the lady who works in the store answered a lot of my questions. She also does kitchy steer skull art you can purchase if that is your thing. While in Texola, be sure to see the old jail. It is just off the road that runs along the RV park. If you like photographing old, abandoned and crumbling structures like some of us do, this is the place to visit. And it is a great place to take walks: eerie quiet, but it has street lights! I stayed at the Passport America rate and while the limit is two days, they allowed me an extra day. I would have stayed longer if I could have. It is nothing fancy, but it was a pleasant place to stay. I do hope to return next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Passport America rate. Very basic park, hook-ups and that is about it. Easy access of I-40. Good for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a small park with 16 FHU RV sites, 4 are 50 amp and the rest are 30 amp. All sites are pull-through and can accommodate large rigs. There is a gas station (including diesel), a small grocery and a restaurant on the premise. The sites are on gravel and are level. The electricity is good. The bathroom/showers are in the restaurant. The dark tiles in the bathroom reminded me of some of the older state park facilities. We chose not to use them. This campground is perfect for an overnight stop. We would definitely come here again. The rate reflects the Passport America discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It is a great place for a one night stop along I-40. The people are very accommodating and seem genuinely happy to have you stay. There are not many amenities but full hook-ups with about four of them providing 50 amp. It is close to the highway but there is actually very little noise from it. I would certainly stay again. Rate reflects the Passport America discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great, easy access mini park off I-40. Very basic but a great overnight. Passport park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

No frills, overnight stop campground with FHU's. Next to I-40 but not a of of noise. Sites are gravel and level. This is a well kept park. We stayed 2 nights in a 40' 5er. Will stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed here before. A great little park off the freeway but far enough that road noise isn't too bad. The rate is Passport America rate for 50 amp. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is not fancy, but serves the purpose as an overnight park on I-40. I would stay here again. There was only one other camper when we were here, so the park seemed spacious. It's just off the freeway, but far enough away that it didn't seem noisy. Campers can use the rest rooms in the store, or restaurant. Spaces are pull-through and either 30 amp or 50 amp, designated by the color of the electric box. Although just there overnight, we set up the dish, as there was no over the air television reception. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good overnight stop with full hookups, only needed electric and have own shower and bath so didn't look for theirs. Priced right and located right. Will use this on all my trips going east and west. Nothing fancy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice no frills campground in a rural setting. Price quoted is Passport America. The park is next to a cotton field and everyone had to go check it out. We picked a bowl. Long pull through sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As others have said, this is a convenient off/on the Interstate, overnight stop when you're not looking for local sights. Friendly hosts made us welcome, registration was a snap. The convenience store had the usual necessities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is really no frills and at Exit 1 on I-40. The restrooms are located at the restaurant in front of the park but no showers. There is also a little store and gas at the entrance. It has 16 sites, 5 of which are 50 amp. Our rate reflects Passport America with 50 amp. Sites are plenty big and we used site 12 so we could open all 4 slides. No cable or wifi but for $12 a night it is just what we were looking for a one night stay on the road. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is nothing more than an overnight stop. It is very convenient to I-40. The roads were dirt and had many very deep ruts. We had a pull though site and hooked up only to electric. When it started to rain and storm in the middle of the night, we un-hooked power and left at 3am because we were afraid of getting stuck in the mud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

At the $10 Passport America rate for 50 amp full hookup sites, this is an excellent overnight spot. It's only 400 yards from I-40, but had very little traffic noise. We were the only folks there last night. Plenty of room for a 40' MH towing a car to park without unhooking. For some reason, there were no adjacent railroad tracks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Passport America price. Wondered where the restrooms/showers were. Never did find them, but have a self contained RV. Just wanted to check them out for this report. Have to go to the gas station to pay for the site. There still have some nasty pot holes. Some sites aren't 50 amp, but all do have 30 amp. These are big rig sites of 65 ft. There is no TV reception. Good cell phone reception with Verizon. Was surprised, not to much interstate noise being so close to the interstate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Overnighted here not expecting anything more than a place to park with hookups. That's exactly what we got for our $9 Passport America price. All hookups worked fine. If we had needed to use facilities outside of our coach (i.e. restrooms or showers) we wouldn't have stayed here -- but for the price and what we needed, it was OK. Right off of I-40 (though quiet), we had excellent cell phone and broadband wireless coverage from Sprint. We would stay here again overnight with no expectations of doing anything but rolling out the next morning bright and early. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were dead tired when we HAD to find a place to stop. We should have just gone and found a Wal-Mart parking lot. Showers were in back of the restaurant that was on the premises. No shower doors and nasty. Toilets had not been cleaned since 9/11/2001. Restaurant was not the cleanest I have been in either. Electric, water, and sewer all functioned well enough. Grass was mowed. The dirt road had water filled potholes that could have had a VW Beetle hidden in them. We camped in a Lance truck camper that did not have a shower. When we got back home, the wife made me immediately upgrade to a Lance camper WITH a shower! We will wave when we go by Texola - never to stop again. We camped here in a Truck Camper.