My wife and I retired 14 months ago and sold our house and entered the life of fulltime rving. We stayed in a couple of rv parks before Oak Creek RV Park opened, but moved here as soon as we could which; was 1 year ago this month. We have made a few trips since then, but have choosen to make this park our home base. We find it hard to travel because we enjoy the slow paced lifestyle offered here. Management goes out of its way to make our stay pleasant. It is just off Interstate 20 which causes a little highway noise, which we got use to quickly but also offers great on/off access. In our travels we have found that there are very few parks with all concrete roads and pad with large grass yards and trees like there is here. We think that this is a great place to retire. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I came into the park after hours. They had a notice on the office window with the price, and said to pull in, park and see ya in the morning. The overall park is nice. All concrete through the park. Large level pull-throughs. Large yards and patios at every site. Picnic tables, creek and pond stocked full of fish. Almost complete hookup at sites. They said they are working on getting cable. The showers are large and clean. They have a laundromat on site. Pool and hot tub available as well. The staff is friendly and helps you find good local shopping and eating places. It is right off of the interstate so there is some noise. Not enough to fuss about. They filled my propane bottle on site. That was very convenient as well. The owner said this park is almost half way finished. They are putting in 60 more sites, cabins, horsebarn and another laundromat with showers. I cant wait to see the end result. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a new RV park with concrete streets and pad, lots of trees and grassy areas between sites. The rest rooms are private rooms containing a toilet, sink and shower and are very clean. The pool looked very nice. WiFi worked very well. The park is for long-term stays and there are only 2 sites left for over-nighters. These are in the front very close to I-20. Since the park is lower than the interstate, the noise is terrible. The traffic noise kept us awake. We arrived about 6:00 pm and the office was closed. There was no indication of the rate so we were surprised in the morning to learn it was $35. They have weekly and monthly rates but I felt this was high for an over-night stop when all we used was electricity and the rate should have been posted at the office. A reservation is a must if this is where you want to stay. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.