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Located on the Pristine Spring Creek, with crystal clear water that stays 50-60 year round. Rockin K farms offers a unique opportunity to discover this beautiful creek.
Rockin K Farms is a small, secluded and family oriented campground offering the perfect spot to relax and enjoy. With a combination of primitive and full hookup site near the river bank, this campground is perfect for unplugging and reconnecting with nature. You can even rent the entire campground, perfect for private family and friends gatherings!
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Riverview is a great option for long-term RV stays near Broken Arrow. It’s a well-maintained park located right off the interstate and close to Walmart and lots of shopping opportunities. If you’re stopping in for a night, make reservations in advance because friendly hosts, the convenient location, and fast Wi-Fi and cable mean that Riverview is usually full.
If you like the idea of affordable RV sites close to nature without having to drive out to the middle of nowhere, you’ll like this park. Fishing, hiking, boating and swimming are available within 10 minutes of the park entrance, so if you love the outdoors, you’re sure to find something fun or relaxing to do. Back at Riverview, you’ll be able to go for a stroll through the walking trails, take your kids to the playground, or relax and make the most of your Arkansas River view.
“Super neat place by the Arkansas River. Super couple and fantastic owners. I made my reservation with their very helpful daughter. The husband and wife owners went above and beyond to help me get set-up… There are trails to walk and some very beautiful views. My dog and I will go back” – Cheryl, Google Review
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This family-owned park gets very little traffic noise and will serve as a welcome respite after a long day of exploring the Broken Arrow area. The owners live on site and clearly take pride in their campground because the grounds are always sparkling clean and well-trimmed. Between the clean showers, laundry facility and tornado shelter, you’ll feel comfortable and secure during your stay.
Estes Park is a small, tree-lined oasis and possibly the calmest Broken Arrow campground available. Once you pull in, you’ll forget that you’re minutes from the city! It’s hidden away in a quiet neighborhood but still close to restaurants, shopping and casinos when you need conveniences and entertainment.
“This is a great RV park because it’s very peaceful. I enjoyed the a/c in the laundry room. The owner Cindy was very kind.” – Jay, Google Review
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Just a few minutes away from Broken Arrow, you’ll find Cherry Hill. It’s within walking distance of the Arkansas River trail where you can go hiking or biking along a scenic river route. Relax by the pool, get a campfire started or get out and explore the Tulsa and Broken Arrow area.
Cherry Hill is unique because it’s the best of both worlds in multiple ways. It’s satellite-friendly, but there are plenty of shady trees; it’s close to I-44 but not too noisy, and it’s popular for both long and short-term stays. Sites are long, wide and cleanly paved with room for all kinds of pull-outs. Whether you have a tiny camper trailer or a large motorhome, the owners will be able to accommodate your vehicle.
“This is a great place to stay. It is very quiet and clean. It has a lot of different facilities to use. Great for Adults and kids. And the price is right.” – Stanley, Google Review
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Route 66 is one of the most affordable long-term RV parks in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It’s located just off the interstate, so you’ll have convenient access to the entire surrounding area. Overnight campers can get a great deal on nightly rates here, and the campsite has all of the basic amenities you’d expect from a small RV park.
Staying at Route 66 RV Park is cheap and convenient. In Sapulpa, you’re only a couple of miles from the nightlife, shopping and restaurants of downtown Tulsa, and you’re a short drive from Broken Arrow. All of this is available at a fraction of the cost of surrounding RV parks.
“I love it here. The manager, Robert is very kind and always helpful. Doug, the owner goes above and beyond.” – Melissa, Google Review
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Estes RV Park is in a quiet neighborhood of Tulsa. It has a tornado shelter and an air-conditioned laundry room. The regular rates, which are quite reasonable, include utilities.
Estes RV Park is an inexpensive place to stay for visiting all the attractions in Tulsa. It is just a short drive from museums, theaters, shopping malls, restaurants and casinos. The owner/operator is friendly and helpful if you are new to the area. This Tulsa campsite is in a shaded, wooded area where you will find peace and quiet.
“This is a great RV park because it’s very peaceful. I enjoyed the a/c in the laundry room. The owner Cindy was very kind. Always greeted me with a smile and told me to go ahead and leave the a/c on in the laundry room so I could cool off. She personally restocks the restrooms and cleans them a few times a day. I heard that she evens cooks Thanksgiving dinner for the guests arrive the holidays.” – Jay, Google Review
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Expo Square RV Park is connected to the Tulsa exposition grounds. You’ll find it on the northwest corner of Expo Square, which is perfect if you’re ever visiting for an event. The access is on Gate 5 on 15th Street.
Expo Square RV Park is the best place to have a convenient, inexpensive place to stay if you are visiting an exhibit or event at the fairgrounds. While this is a no-frills RV campground in Tulsa, Oklahoma, it is convenient to the attractions in the city. For added convenience, the park has good Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
“Great spot to camp. Nothing special but clean and very convenient.” – Mud, Google Review
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While Warrior RV Park is located away from the city, the property is close enough for easy access to shops and restaurants. It is surrounded by lawn and trees in southwestern Tulsa. This is a no-frills Tulsa campground that has all the amenities to make your stay comfortable.
Warrior RV Park offers a very pleasant place to stay if you want to explore the Tulsa area. It has full RV amenities, including propane at reasoble prices. While this is a long-term RV park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, it welcomes overnighters, too. If you need a good meal, there is a cute 1950’s-style diner across the highway.
“Nice park, and much less noisy than you might think given its location. Very friendly and helpful owner and staff. Not a destition resort, but a nice, clean, well maintained place to stay. We stayed there six weeks and will be back again.” – Ben, Google Review
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Tulsa RV Ranch is 18 miles southwest of Tulsa in the Green Country of Oklahoma. Since the campground is just off Interstate 75, it’s conveniently accessible for those on road trips. This is a good place for a weekend getaway.
Tulsa RV Ranch offers more than a place to park your RV. It has a famous local barbecue restaurant and on-site activities such as ping-pong and a pool table. This RV park near Tulsa also has a fishing pond. In addition, it is just minutes from Duck Creek Casino.
“Easy access to US 75. Level sites & full 50 amp hookups. Next to a pull your own part salvage yard so it’s noisy during the day. Quite a few long-term folks with older RVs. Very cute
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Eagle’s View RV Park is 18 miles northwest of Tulsa. You’ll find it in a wooded area with nice lawn sites. As the campground’s me implies, there is an on-site area where you can actually watch eagles.
Eagle’s View RV Park has sites with beautiful views of the Arkansas River. It is near Keystone Dam for fishing as well as downtown Tulsa. It is within walking distance of a convenience store and local bar. It is a good place to stay if you want some peace and quiet when not visiting or working in the city.
“Affordable and one of the only locations we found that offer direct TV cable with monthly rent. My husband stays in our camper because his work is in Tulsa and they have been a godsend to us.” – Little, Google Review
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Just 20 miles northwest of Tulsa is Keystone Lake State Park. It provides plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation, including water sports and hiking trails. If you love having a beautiful view of water outside your camper, be sure to stop at Keystone Lake.
Keystone Lake State Park offers the ultimate outdoor experience. If you have a boat, you can use the marina. Otherwise, you can rent a boat and enjoy water skiing, fishing or just cruising around the lake. You can get fuel and groceries at the marina, and there is a great floating restaurant there during the warm season. In addition, there are two ATV tracks in the area.
“We had an awesome stay at Keystone Lake State RV Park. It provided 50 Amps, water and sewer. It was perfect. The grounds are beautiful. Fireworks too. Already making plans for next year during Independence Day week.” – Cheryl, Google Review
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As RV campgrounds in Oklahoma go, this is a great place for your family to enjoy boating, fishing and other water related activities while you and your family make wonderful camping memories that last a lifetime. The RV park in Tulsa, OK. is situated on the banks of the 25,000 acre man made Keystone Lake, which encompasses 200+ acres of open and wooded land. Keystone Lake also offers 330 miles of shoreline. Our Jellystone Park™ campground is located near Tulsa and offers shaded, sunny and lakefront sites for all types of camping, from Big Rig RV’s to pop-up campers and tents.
Located on Keystone Lake, Water Park plus Aqua sports Park - 3 boat ramps for access to keystone lake. Spend the day at Jellystone Park – Swim in our outdoor Activity and Spray Pools (the water is chilled to keep it cool and refreshing), Ride the 2-200+ ft. Water Slides, Play on the Largest Wibit Aqua Park in Oklahoma, Paddle around on the Paddle Boards and Kayaks and even Launch your own Boat or Jet Skis! All this fun for 1 low daily admission price.
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This nature lover’s campground in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, is an ideal spot for those wishing to indulge in outdoor activities. Conveniently located between two bodies of water, the Illinois River and Lake Hudson, Sycamore Springs RV Park provides plenty of swimming, fishing and boating opportunities. There are also entertainment venues in the area and many more fun things to do just an hour's drive away in Tulsa. Those who are looking to get in a good workout can visit the gym that is located next door.
This campground sits on 25 acres of wide-open nature. In addition, Sycamore Springs Ranch holds events throughout the year. This pet-friendly RV park offers 30/50 electricity, sewer and water hookups and has cabins available for guests who don't own an RV. Visitors will also have access to a fitness room and restaurant.
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Lake Carl Blackwell is a recreational area that houses a 3,350-acre lake. This lake is home to black bass, saugeye, hybrid bass, catfish and crappie. Campers also has access to sand beaches, hiking trails, horse riding trails and a marina
Lake Carl Blackwell gives you access to eight different campground areas. You also have access to a lakeside convenience store, which means you won’t have to leave the campground for supplies and snacks. Lake Carl Blackwell is a good place for watching and participating in water sports. The fishing docks are open year-round, and they even have a heated fishing dock so that you can stay comfy when you’re fishing in cold weather.
“This is a little Hidden Gem in the Stillwater area. They have a fantastic camp ground with nice well-kept cabins that can be rented for the night. They also have Annual Rentals in some locations. The Annual Rental areas start looking a little rough, but just down the road from OSU, it is very convenient. The lake itself is very nice with a great protected harbor and boat launch. The East West orientation makes for great sailing winds, and this area of Oklahoma maintains wind year-round.” Jonathan, Google Reviews
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The Horseshoe Inn & Campground sits right on Lake Hudson in Adair, Oklahoma, and is beautiful enough for family vacations and special occasions. There are eight full hookup RV sites and eight with water and power hookups along with rental cabins and an inn. Each spot accommodates up to two pets and their human guests. The Whiskey Gap Ranch and Outback Farm are two of the popular attractions located close to the campground. Route 66 is just 10 minutes away.
Guests love that all spots come with a fire ring and picnic table and that they can pick up firewood from the campground's store. A community fire pit is the best place to make new friends and roast some marshmallows. You'll also love that the campground offers lake access when you want to go swimming or fishing.
“First trip out with our travel trailer and Horseshoe Inn was perfect! Owners were incredibly nice! Highly recommend!” - Erin, RoverPass Review
While Broken Arrow, Oklahoma campgrounds typically offer the basics rather than a full resort-style camping experience, they still have all the amenities you need to enjoy your stay. Just be sure to book your spot early to get your preferred dates. If this is your first RV trip, check out our guide to choosing the perfect campground. We also have tips for newbies to RV rentals. You can confidently search for RV rentals in the Broken Arrow area and get the most out of your trip.
The top 10 campgrounds we selected all show daily, weekly and monthly rates for you. Pricing will vary.
Pricing will vary. The top 10 RV Parks we selected all display daily, weekly and monthly rates for you.
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Yes. The majority of campgrounds we selected in this blog allow pets.