We needed a place to stay overnight-here are the pros: -easy…read morein and out -level site -hook ups worked well -grounds were clean Cons: -I thought it was very overpriced for what you get -the second set of bathrooms were locked with a padlock so we couldn't access them -we arrived late after the office had closed, had made an online reservation 6 hours earlier, but there was no note for us on their door, nor did the email we received from KOA have a site number on it. We just had to pick a site and hope for the best. -it just seemed outdated overall. -the pool didn't open until 10:00am

Right off the Highway, yet so pretty! Well maintained, clean restrooms, a nice little restaurant…read morewith BIG juicy burgers, and very friendly staff. Highly recommend!!

Love this lake! It's very peaceful and beautiful. Many walking trail near by in the Refuge.read more

Beautiful lake, scenery is amazing. Plenty to do and explore or just swim, fish, cookout or enjoy…read moreone of the amazing restaurants nearby.

Nice and clean. Just a little Oasis in nowhere land. Perfect for the night stay…read more The manager was so welcoming. This place made me feel welcomed

Convenient easy check in drop box picked an open site was easy. It was flooded after a small storm…read more Bathroom was flooded and tiny frogs everywhere and lots of mosquitoes. Other than that it was nice and easy. Just needed rest and a place to put down a tent for the night.

We LOVE this park for so many reasons. This is our 3rd or 4th time staying here and it has turned…read moreinto our favorite place to stay. The full hook up sites are level and flat. The owners are very friendly. It is EXTREMELY dog friendly: a little enclosed area and a lovely walking trail around the property. If all this wasn't enough, they serve a wonderful chicken dinner that they DELIVER to your trailer as well as fresh (and free!) coffee in the morning!! Stay here!

We loved the serene atmosphere! It was off 1-40 but super quiet and the 1/2 mile walking trail was…read morepeaceful. The staff was amazing and super friendly and they loved on our dogs, Barney and Teddy!

Nice overnight rv park literally right off the highway. Level pull through spots. Full hook ups…read more Well maintained. We'd stay here again.

We use highway 287 frequently when traveling to visit family. We tried Back Forty for the first…read moretime, and we are so glad we did. Easy open access with level roomy sites. When we need overnight stops, we want it to be easy. The voltage was great and the Verizon cell service was excellent to stream on our tablet. Reservations and communications were as good as it gets. Clean park with a safe feeling. Will use regularly now when passing through.

Our stay at LETRA was a pleasure. The cabin was clean and well maintained. The setting was…read morebeautiful and peaceful. We're already working out how to come this way on future trips so we can stay again.

Stayed in our tiny RV, old but clean bathrooms, no shade, picnic table at each site, along with…read morewater, cable, and both 30/50 amp. It was off season, March, so there were no kayak rentals but we walked along the lake and hiked in the wildlife refuge. We were there to see our grandson at Fort Sill so it was perfect. You do have to go through the base to get into LETRA so plan on getting a visitor pass.

Small immediately off Old Route 66 here in Hinton Ok. Very…read morepersonal friendly location,leveled gravel sites full hook ups,50amp Near many Oklahoma sites for touring. Really good Wifi. Trees on site are well trimmed shade is minimal but with full hook ups and our roof air its very comfortable. Dogs have nice grassy areas near each campsite. Route 66 old Bicycle road literally runs along front of campground. We pulled off I-40 as directed and drove 8 miles down a road to Old Route 66, felt lost for a bit so don't turn back to soon. This site looks like its Not Somewhere to stop, but if you don't stop you will miss a really nice place.

Everybody was so nice! Park beautiful and reasonable prices! The cheap washer/dryer/ personal…read moretrash. AAAAAA+

Stayed here on our way back from Oregon. Great large spots and lots of grass for one dogs. The…read morebest dog park we have ever seen, nice pool and clean bathrooms. We will stay again for sure

3/30/24 - 4/6/24. Site 49. Travel trailer…read more Convenience of being really close to town is nice, but there is no way we'd stay here again. Upon arrival, the woman who checked us in seemed rather indifferent. She ran through the rules and check-in process so quickly, while never really even looking at us, that we had to ask her to repeat herself. The office store is well-stocked with RV supplies, but the appearance of the desk is disheveled and kind of in need of organization. There is a room to the left of the desk that's open to your line of vision. LOADED with stacks and piles of stuff. Looks like a hoarder's living room. Disarray. Not a good first impression. Once you're checked in, a man hops on a golf cart and leads you to your site. Wi-fi hasn't been available since we arrived. We were told they're "waiting for the guy to fix it but he doesn't work weekends." We arrived on Saturday. It's Wednesday now, and still no Wi-fi. Nothing more than a shrug when we've asked every day. We're paying for Wi-fi in the cost of the site. This is a major disappointment. There are a lot of long-term people here. Our neighbor is one of them. He has motion lights on the side of his trailer that face our entry doors. Every time we step outside at night, every time we move, we're blasted with those lights. Hard to enjoy, let alone see, the night sky with LEDs burning your retinas. Another long-term person along the fence on the Walmart side was outside late one night. I watched him pitch trash over the fence next to his trailer. That kind of behavior is what gives long-term people such a bad reputation. The noise is a big factor here. None of it from Walmart, surprisingly. The constant sound of semis going over the bridge at the exit next to the park can be heard inside your trailer with all the windows closed. It's worse at night. Then there are the trains. Tonight we were treated to a long, loud train horn at 10:45pm. They go all hours of the day and night. I can't speak to the men's bathroom/shower room, but the women's is nice. Three toilets (the first one double flushes, for some reason), and three showers. The first shower has an old shower head that doesn't work well, but the other two are great. The ceiling light is motion activated and only stays on for a few minutes, so if you use the bathroom at night, turn on the timed light in the first shower before you use the toilet so you don't end up in the dark. Also, there are only two outlets, both at the end of the vanity, closest to the door. One is low on the wall, the other is high on the wall. Only one double-pronged hook per shower, and none in the toilet stalls. There are paper towels and a wall-mounted hand dryer. Bathrooms are on the side of the office building. The laundry room is small but the machines work fine. Three washers, two dryers, and a wash tub. Located in the back of the office building. You can get quarters in the office. There is no storm shelter shown on the park map. We don't have a dog, so I can't report on the dog park. If you have kids, there's a nice big playground next to the office. It's seen a lot of use so far during our stay. The swings and the "merry-go-round" thing seem to be huge hits. Usually kids there all day, having a ball. There is a horseshoe pit along the entrance driveway. Our site is very level and the utilities work just fine. Almost all the sites have picnic tables, but you won't be able to move them because the top of each is 3" of solid concrete. We tried, but couldn't budge ours an inch. Propane fill happens twice a week. You leave your tank at the front of your site, they pick it up, fill it and return it. We paid cash in the office. 85 cents/#. If you're looking for restaurants, try Benito's Italian (Mikki was a really good server on Easter Sunday). Big portions, good food. The tortellini ala panna was enough for two meals. The pasta trio was very tasty. The tiramisu was pretty darn good, too. Another good place to eat is Vernon Parts Sports Grill. It doesn't look like much from the street, nor once you're inside, but we've been there twice and have been quite happy both times. The menu isn't extensive, but what they offer is good. We had great lunch time service both visits.

GREAT getaway just hours drive away…read more Hiking backcountry backpacking Wilderness wildlife

There's just so many things to say that are wonderful about this gem. We were told at the visitor…read morecenter that it is the second largest visited refuge in North America. The bison are truly breathtaking. If you get the chance to see them sit and watch for a while. We were able to do some hiking and picnic. There's also camping and fishing and boating, but we didn't do any of that on this trip. We picked up lots of pamphlets at the visitor center, so we can come back again and try again. They have lots of help at the visitor center and are glad to answer questions. They also have a great little gift shop if you want to pick up a treasure or a Momento for your visit. We took the time to take the scenic drive up to the top of Mount Scott walked around, took lots of photos. We met people from all over the world up there. It was pretty amazing. I can't wait to go back and do some more hiking. We did stop on the side of the road to look at the Longhorn cattle. There are some of the original stock from back on the turn-of-the-century or release from the bloodline it's pretty neat all these things that you can do while you're here visiting I highly recommend it. It's a great adventure not just for families but just solo if you wanna get out and explore.