One of the top nudist resorts around! They just replaced the hot tub with a new custom hot tub,…read morecapacity is probably 20 or 30 naked bodies, inside the pool enclosure, shower within 15 feet to rinse off before you indulge in the clean hot water! See my other reviews for more information. Highly recommended!!!

Enjoyed the cabin, the pools, the hot tub, the sauna, the bistro, and the club house. Friendly…read morestaff and guests. Very nice and comfortable atmosphere.

What a gem of a park! We had a delightful stay here the other night followed by a morning swim. I…read morereally liked the cooking table in addition to the picnic table. I woke up early and walked my dog by the lake and it was so peaceful and quiet with lots of birds, even a heron wading in the water. The only thing we didn't love was all of the litter. It was truly appalling, even though there were plenty of well maintained trash cans around. It was all along the waters edge as well as all around our campsite. The bathroom ms were pretty gross as well...come on people- have some respect! Anyway, we stayed at a pristine campground last night where we were handed a garbage bag at check in, so I wanted to pass along the idea!

I got a season pass so me and my 3 kids can enjoy the lake this summer. We came to the late today…read morearound 4pm on 6/15 and this is what we saw. Dog sh!t everywhere. It's disgusting, there shouldn't be dogs out here. My 2 year old daughter couldn't even play in the sand because of it. I was so disappointed and disgusted we only stayed an hour and then left. People shouldn't bring their dogs here, IT SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED!

Today we went driving through several of Edmond's city parks where you can fish, swim, camp amongst…read moreother numerous activities. We decided to start with Arcadia Lake. There are several spots to camp, which is what we are primarily interested in seeing. There are four parks that make up Arcadia Lake as a whole. Central State Park, Spring Creek Park, Scissortail campground, and Edmond Park. We started at Central State Park and then quickly moved onto Edmond Park. We were more impressed by what we saw at Edmond Park vs what we saw at the larger Central State Park. The campsites definitely have more space and a more private feel to them. And some of them are safely located near the water. Each campground also has bathroom facilities, although they weren't super clean (it's a campground so they are never immaculate) and they did smell. Each site has parking, one cement table, a fire ring and trash cans. My husband and I both feel that the sites here are more pleasant because they have more trees, they are more spacious and they have more grassy areas.

Growing up in Colorado, I love the atmosphere, lots of trees and the space are spread apart, plus…read morewe LOVE the lake. We stayed in Scissortail and because of the awesome Camp Host, Carrie, ended up with the best spot in the campground for our first trip. It had amazing views of the lake and the sunset! The only downside I have is I really wish they did a reservation system, so you could book a spot, or know when one is coming available. It is difficult to drive all the way out there not knowing if you can get a spot.

Beautifully appointed motel on Route 66. Cleanest bathroom ever with ample towels and even a black…read moremakeup washcloth. Cute retro mini fridge. I love the fluffy pillows!

This is the sweetest motel run by the sweetest family. Our rooms were impeccably clean and…read morecomfortable, the neon sign was fantastic, and the lobby was everything you would expect in a renovated retro Route 66 motel. The Rock Cafe is within walking distance, the donut shop is across the street, and there's a coffee shop within walking distance behind the motel. The perfect location. Highly recommend!

We celebrated our anniversary at the cottages in Guthrie. We love this place, it's quiet, peaceful,…read moreand cozy. The private hottub is perfect for a relaxing getaway from a busy week. We highly recommend this place for a getaway from everyone and everything, wedding or event, a girls night or just a time away with your spouse or family.

A wonderful place to get away and still be connected if you want. The hosts have created an…read moreenvironment with individual cottages that set you up for a relaxing way to have time with your partner. They have added so many extras like breakfast the first morning ready to go when you want it, homemade treats to greet you as well as music and an electric fireplace. There is a story behind the Orange Crush that is waiting for you in the refrigerator. Come check it out you will not be disappointed.

The hotel is nice. The people seem nice. The rooms are clean but the lighting in the rooms SUCK!…read moreThey have very harsh florescent lights in the room and in the shower room the lighting was very dark. I'm not sure if they really have breakfast. We weren't told anything about it. They say they have coffee in the rooms but don't. But I must say the price is ok. I guess you get what you pay for.

I just recently stayed here on a whim while traveling cross-country and had a wonderful stay…read more The staff was very nice, helpful and efficient. The room was spotlessly clean. To my surprise, there was even a jacuzzi in my room. The only complaint I have is that my room smelled of cigarette smoke when people were smoking outside my room, near my room air conditioner. I had two dogs during my stay and there was absolutely no problem having them here. The cost for the room with two dogs was very reasonable.

We've passed this hidden gem so many times, but had to stop when doing a Route 66 trek. Don't wait…read moreto visit. It's filled with history and you learn about the uniqueness of the barn. You could spend 10 minutes or an hour here enjoying this historical site. They have a lot of souvenirs to purchase and they'll stamp your Route 66 passport too. Note: you must use stairs to visit the top (in)side of the barn. There's also air conditioned rest rooms.

The Round Barn is such a fun Route 66 stop in Arcadia! From the outside, the historic red barn is…read morealready a great roadside attraction, but make sure you actually go inside because that's where the experience gets even better. The lower level has a charming, rural museum feel with exhibits and memorabilia that share some of the history of the barn and the area. Then head upstairs--the upper level is completely different. It opens into a huge entertainment space beneath an absolutely stunning wooden dome. The construction of the roof is incredible, with the beams creating this beautiful pattern overhead. It was easily my favorite part of the visit and a fantastic place for photography. This isn't a stop where you just snap a picture from the road and leave. Give yourself some time to explore both levels and appreciate the architecture. Definitely worth adding to a Route 66 road trip through Oklahoma!

Quiet, in the country and peaceful rv park! Close to shopping, food, and anything else you need…read more It's about 5 mins into Stillwater or 2 mins into Perkins. The owner is easy going and they allow dogs here. Great place to watch deer in the early morning as well and there's a small bar not far for an evening drink.