Second time we have stayed here. It really is a mobile home park with some RV spots. Clean and real nice pool area. Easy on/off I 44. No restrooms/showers so plan to use your RV. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Many of the residents of this campground are there for the long term but it is still a good spot to stay for just a few days or even a one night stopover. One of the best things about the campground is that it is located adjacent to the River Trail that runs along both sides of the Arkansas River. It is an easy traffic free walk or bike ride to downtown. There is a WiFi provider for a charge but when we stayed there there was also a free site available. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree that this park has much to offer in the Tulsa area. It is right across the river (just west) of downtown and very close to ORU and the new Oklahoma Aquarium. Most sites are permanent residents but I get the feeling that it is well managed as it was very quiet day and night and generally attractive appearance. Large clean pool near the office. Many tall cottonwood trees provide shade in the summer. Nearest neighboor was about 100 ft. away at my site #409. Easy access to I-44 east or west. There were some cons but compared to the competition - this is a little unadvertised gem on the river in Tulsa. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is part of the Tulsa Fairground complex. Basically a paved parking lot with hookups. No trees or shade. Very convenient when exhibiting or attending events at Expo Square. Office staff very helpful. Back in sites will not allow you to park your vehicle in front of rig because of length. You must park your vehicle in a designated area. Probably more designed for MH's. Kind of tight when full. Designed for max rigs in minimum space. Very bright lighting in the night. Appears to be in a fairly safe neighborhood. I would stay here again if exhibiting or attending events at Expo Square. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground is associated with Tulsa Expo Square Fairgrounds. It is centrally located in Tulsa and convenient to all parts of the city. It is a large parking lot type place with little shade. They have trees planted but they haven't grow big enough to provide much shade. We stay here every year when we go visit family in Tulsa. The staff is friendly and helpful. The only drawback is you may be sharing the campground with horse or cattle show people. They do a lot of going and coming to the show arenas, mostly in diesel pickup trucks. Fortunately they do not allow any of the show animals in the RV Park. Price listed is for 50 amp service. 30 amp is $2 less. Sites are not very big. Unless you are on the end of the row or no one is in the next site, your awning will stay rolled up. I always try to get on the end so I can put out the awning. WiFi is purchased from a local company. It costs $18.95 for seven days. I think it was $3.95 for one day. Since we were there for 6 days it was cheaper to get it for the whole week. We will stay here every time we go to Tulsa. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mostly perm. residents. We have a 40' motorhome and were provided a sufficient sized spot for an overnight stay. It had the wooden fences on both sides. This appears to be an older park. We had not problem getting into the site, we were led there by an escort. Wi-fi worked nicely. I would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Slim pickens for RV parks in this area. This is an older bare-bones, down-home park in the north-eastern part of Tulsa. Beautifully treed, the paved streets are iffy and the sites are dirt/gravel. No picnic tables or grills, our site was too narrow – just a fairly level, full hookup site with 50 amp. Not a straight-forward layout in the park, it seemed that some of the sites were placed as an afterthought making navigation to some of the sites a bit challenging. Thanks to a friendly and experienced escort – all went well. Our site, which was in a pull-through row, was flanked by tall wooden privacy fences – nice touch. Although a bit narrow, the site had ample length to accommodate our 37.5’ 5th wheel and 1-ton dually. Good WiFi, signal available all over the park. There was no apparent traffic, train or jet noise – we were here in Winter, so being closed up helps keep the noise at bay, our assessment on that might be a bit skewed. We only stayed here one night as part of a 4-night whistle-stop jaunt to avoid a serious storm system so we didn’t have a chance to learn much more. We would stay here again – if passing through Tulsa. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park, but is showing wear and tear. Good location if visiting Tulsa. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Once I turned off of the public street at the KOA sign, I couldn't believe the road I had to traverse! It was like the surface of the moon! After a block or so I still couldn't see any campground and thought I may be lost. Finally there it was and I was very disappointed. The noise of the highway was very loud and the sites were very narrow and bumpy. I can't believe KOA lets this park keep its affiliation! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

KOA should take their name off this park. Spaces are so narrow that nobody can put out a patio awning; there barely is enough space to extend window awnings. Some spaces have picnic table - many (incl. our's) do not. The park is immediately adjacent to a very busy freeway. The noise goes on all night. The surrounding is VERY seedy; several restaurant and gas station sites boarded and fenced - abandoned. Yes, you could walk to a casino about 1/2 mile, but I sure would not feel safe. This is a park to avoided!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a tired park that sits right next to the highway. Semi trucks and other traffic is very noticeable day and night. Depending on your RV, that could mean no sleep at night. Sites are not level, and the concrete patios are cracked and broken. The pool was closed for the winter and the price didn't seem to reflect that fact. You could walk to places to eat, or the casino about 1/2 mile away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a good, clean campground. Sites have concrete pads, including patio. There is also grass as your yard! I would have rated it higher but it is difficult to get to if you do not have access to specific directions. (I use Streets & Trips for mapping.) We would have stayed a little longer but had to get to our RV dealership for warranty repairs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.