nice, clean, no stickers, close to the river. easy camping with electric, water and sewer hook…read moreups. felt safe with the grandkids running around. our dog loved it! the only thing i would add to it, cookers or fire pits.

From the owner: We have a quiet RV park on the banks of The Salt Fork River. We cover electric, water, sewer, and…read moretrash. Fishing for catfish is always fun. The spoonbill have been caught right in front of the property. We offer discounts for oil, refinery, wind, OG&E employees and fire, EMS, and military personnel. Long term and short term rentals available. Come down to our gazebo and get married! I am an ordained minister and would love to marry you! If you're looking for a small quiet service give me a call.

Quiet, adequate, and affordable. The owners will do what is necessary to properly accommodate you…read moreand your families RV needs. Free Wi-Fi. Country setting not far from the city. Duck Creek borders the campground where you can fish and relax and there is a nice shaded park setting. Washers and dryers on site as well. You will be happy you made the choice to stay at Duck Creek RV Park.

From the owner: "Duck Creek R.V. Park is country living situated just minutes away from 3 towns; Blackwell, Ponca…read moreCity, and Newkirk. We offer 30 amp and 50 amp hookups at all spaces. We also have drive through spaces available. We have a beautiful park that can be used for family picnics and gatherings. Fire rings are accessible for use on those cool nights. The park is positioned next to Duck Creek, with creek side tent camping available."

On a visit to Tonkawa, our friends came upon this RV park where we could park our trailer and be…read morenear to them as well. I called and made reservations with Casey Smith, the owner. He was prompt in returning my calls, very pleasant and welcoming. Although this park is located in the middle of nowhere, it truly is convenient to cities such as Tonkawa, Blackwell, Ponca City and Lamont. There are no extra amenities here, however the electrical system is brand new for 30 and 50 amp in each site. The sites are wide, long and easy to park a large RV. The water pressure is acceptable and a sewer hook-ups are at each site. When we were there, there were only four other campers. At night, the lack of ambient lighting makes this a star gazers destination. If you're looking for a park with all the frills, this one is NOT for you. But if you just want a safe place to lay your head after a long day, this is it. And who can beat $20 a night? I'm sure Casey would even leave a light on for you. ;-)

From the owner: Specializing in: - Campgrounds & Recreational Vehicle Parks…read more- Lodging

I loved this resort my dad caught a nearly catfish, and they have a sweet horse, it's a good little…read morecampground

This is a phenomenal campground. The prices are very reasonable, the sites are nice, and the owners…read moreare really sweet people!

Great place to stay short term or long term! The ladies at the first office are very sweet and…read moreunderstanding! And Amanda the cleaning lady is the absolute sweetest person and always on top of what we need! We've stayed multiple times here and have always had a wonderful experience!

This place is nice but they have a huge mold problem!!! We told the people in charge and they…read moredidn't even care to ask about our health...i was going to be fair with them but after they neglected the fact that this was a real issue I've decided to go to higher authority.

Lisa was so helpful to us, when we arrived. We'd chosen a spot near the front, but changed our…read moreminds, and Lisa got us moved with no problem. Easy to work with. Friendly. And compared to other parks, a lot bigger bang for your buck! If we ever are in Enid again, we'll be back.

Lisa was exceptional. She helped me get my personal mailbox set up, so that I could mail delivered…read morein my name, and she would keep any packages I got, inside the office, till I could back to my RV, to pick them up. Fairhaven had just the most friendly and helpful people of any RV park I think I've ever stayed at. When I come back next year I know where I'm gonna stay!

Sand Burr RV Park is a nice secluded RV park almost on the water of Kaw Lake in North Central…read moreOklahoma. They offer full hook up sites, all of them being "back in" sites. The sites are well maintained and reasonably priced. The grounds are well kept, The park owners are very friendly. The park does have some long term folks and all are friendly and helpful to novice campers. Boat Launching at Kaw Lake is only a few minutes away at COE facilities. The Park has clean restrooms and showers, a community freezer and ice is available on site. A Central Gathering picnic shelter is available for all the Campers and various goings on during the active months are held here.

We called in about a week ahead, to stay for 3 nights. Their website indicates "fire rings". not…read moreat site 19. Charcoal grills, not at site 19. The sewer was found under the leaves, with no cap, just a rock over it. The water spigot was in a valve box, buried in mud. When you pull in, there is no signage at all, no office, nothing. We drove around the loop once, then pulled up to the highway to call them. We were told to go to # 3 or 18. We couldn't get into # 3, and 18 was occupied. Then we were told to go to 19. After problems with the utilities, I called in, mentioned the water valve was buried in mud, was told " a few days ago someone left that had been there for a year had moved, and that's the way they left it". After I asked if someone could come dig out the water valve, it was suggested that I just go on to one of the other parks in the area, so that's what we did. Most of the sites were folks living there, this is a work-camp, not a campground. it was quiet, there are trees, the laundry and bathroom were ok, and there is a path to the lake. I suggest you stay elsewhere, they do not deserve your business.

Small town RV Park with basic amenities and a great owner. Gary Aebi (pronounced Abby) is a very…read morenice guy who takes pride in his park. No frills but it has everything you need, full hook ups, 30/50 amp, sewer and water, shower/restroom, and two coin op washer/dryers, and WiFi. The spaces are gravel and level, for the most part. Small grocery store, gas station, restaurants and Dollar General near by, which is impressive for such a small town. There are train tracks nearby and the train comes through a intermittently this time of year. Not too bad, I've been places where they came through about every 2-3 hours, even at night. The people here are nice and we've had no issues. Very inexpensive space rent ($350 including utilities as I post this) but I don't know if it fluctuates for the seasons. A larger city, Enid, is about 40 minutes south and propane about 10 miles south in Pond Creek. All in all, it has everything you need to be comfortable at a very reasonable price. Best part is having a good owner who is friendly and helpful.