RV Rental Owasso, OK

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Dutchmen RV Aspen Trail 3020BHS
2022 Travel Trailer

Dutchmen RV Aspen Trail 3020BHS

Sleeps 10 35.0ft
16.3 miles from Owasso, OK
(21)
$120 /night
Prime Time RV Tracer 260BHSLE
2021 Travel Trailer

Prime Time RV Tracer 260BHSLE

Sleeps 8 29.0ft
3.3 miles from Owasso, OK
(15)
$125 /night
Prime Time RV Crusader 330MBH
2022 Fifth Wheel

Prime Time RV Crusader 330MBH

Sleeps 7 39.2ft
14.6 miles from Owasso, OK
(3)
$179 /night
Forest River RV Cherokee 264DBH
2021 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Cherokee 264DBH

Sleeps 9 33.0ft
7.0 miles from Owasso, OK
(14)
$115 /night
Jayco Jay Flight SLX 242BHS
2022 Travel Trailer

Jayco Jay Flight SLX 242BHS

Sleeps 8 27.0ft
7.9 miles from Owasso, OK
(12)
$118 /night
Forest River RV Vibe 32BH
2022 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Vibe 32BH

Sleeps 10 38.0ft
17.1 miles from Owasso, OK
(11)
$117 /night
Thor Motor Coach Chateau 31A
2014 Class C Motor Home

Thor Motor Coach Chateau 31A

Sleeps 8 32.0ft
16.2 miles from Owasso, OK
(8)
$200 /night
Starcraft Launch Outfitter 24ODK
2018 Travel Trailer

Starcraft Launch Outfitter 24ODK

Sleeps 8 29.0ft
9.8 miles from Owasso, OK
(3)
$98 /night
Coachmen RV Prism 2150 CB
2020 Class C Motor Home

Coachmen RV Prism 2150 CB

Sleeps 6 25.0ft
18.4 miles from Owasso, OK
(10)
$226 /night
Starcraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 26BH
2019 Travel Trailer

Starcraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 26BH

Sleeps 8 29.0ft
9.8 miles from Owasso, OK
(15)
$103 /night
Forest River RV Sierra C-Class 3330BH
2020 Fifth Wheel

Forest River RV Sierra C-Class 3330BH

Sleeps 8 36.0ft
19.8 miles from Owasso, OK
(4)
$149 /night
Coachmen RV Catalina SBX 261BHS
2017 Travel Trailer

Coachmen RV Catalina SBX 261BHS

Sleeps 8 26.0ft
15.1 miles from Owasso, OK
(12)
$105 /night
Grand Design Imagine 2800BH
2021 Travel Trailer

Grand Design Imagine 2800BH

Sleeps 7 32.0ft
12.2 miles from Owasso, OK
(10)
$125 /night
Keystone RV Passport GT 2951BH
2022 Travel Trailer

Keystone RV Passport GT 2951BH

Sleeps 10 33.0ft
17.4 miles from Owasso, OK
(3)
$125 /night
Dutchmen RV Coleman Lantern LT Series 202RD
2022 Travel Trailer

Dutchmen RV Coleman Lantern LT Series 202RD

Sleeps 4 24.0ft
4.1 miles from Owasso, OK
(2)
$95 /night
Starcraft Autumn Ridge 282BH
2018 Travel Trailer

Starcraft Autumn Ridge 282BH

Sleeps 5 28.0ft
15.0 miles from Owasso, OK
(28)
$90 /night
Jayco Jay Flight SLX 212QB
2021 Travel Trailer

Jayco Jay Flight SLX 212QB

Sleeps 3 24.0ft
9.8 miles from Owasso, OK
(12)
$117 /night
Forest River RV IBEX 19QTH
2021 Toy Hauler

Forest River RV IBEX 19QTH

Sleeps 3 24.0ft
9.8 miles from Owasso, OK
(9)
$117 /night
Forest River RV Cherokee Grey Wolf 22RR
2018 Toy Hauler

Forest River RV Cherokee Grey Wolf 22RR

Sleeps 5 28.0ft
11.2 miles from Owasso, OK
(5)
$80 /night
Starcraft Autumn Ridge 26BHS
2021 Travel Trailer

Starcraft Autumn Ridge 26BHS

Sleeps 6 29.0ft
15.0 miles from Owasso, OK
(12)
$115 /night

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Owasso started as a settlement in 1881. It was named Elm Creek because of its location along Elm Creek, a tributary of Bird Creek. By 1893, Elm Creek had a general store, a blacksmith shop, and several residences. In June 1893, plans began to extend a railroad south from Bartlesville to the cattle ranches in Elm Creek. A post office was opened in the area on February 10, 1898. The railroad was completed in 1899, and the first train arrived in November 1899. Since Elm Creek was the end of this railroad, the local people called it Owasso, an Osage Indian word meaning “the end” or “turn around.” On March 26, 1904, Owasso was incorporated into a town. By 1907 when Oklahoma became a state, Owasso had a population of 379. The population was 373 in 1910 and 416 in 1930. In 1905, the town received its first telephone connection. Oil was discovered in Owasso around the same time, making it an oil and natural gas town for several years. Population and economic growth continued until the beginning of the Great Depression in 1929. Business establishments closed down, the population reduced, and the town wore out as people moved to Tulsa and other areas to evade economic hardships. Owasso recorded a population of 431 in the 1950 census. Transportation access in the 1950s allowed industries to develop in the region. Owasso residents could also commute to other towns, especially Tulsa, for work. In 1952, 68 new homes were built to accommodate more people. Soon, Owasso became a commuter community. By 1955, the number of retail businesses increased, and the population more than doubled. The completion of the Port of Catoosa southeast of Owasso, and the growth of Tulsa International Airport in the South resulted in more economic prosperity in the late 1990s. Today, Owasso is one of the largest suburbs of Tulsa, with a population of over 38,000. While in Owasso, visit Centennial Park. It is a large park with paved tracks, fishing lakes, and a disc golf course. If you visit in the summer, tour Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm to pick blackberries and blueberries. Owasso is also home to Owasso Harvest & Pet Festival, an annual event featuring live music, games, a pet competition, food, and more. You won't want to miss this town’s restaurants, museums and entertainment centers.

Campgrounds Near Owasso, Oklahoma

One top campground near Owasso is Warrior RV Park in Tulsa. The facility has 61 sites that can accommodate bigger RVs. It also has many amenities, including a propane refill station, showers, laundry facilities, and free Wi-Fi. You can find Canyon Creek RV 10 minutes northwest of Tulsa. It has 26 back-in and pull-through sites with full hookups. In addition, the pet-friendly campground has laundry facilities, cable TV, showers, and a Wi-Fi connection. If you want to camp in a wooded area while viewing eagles, visit Eagle’s View RV Park, 18 miles northwest of Tulsa. In addition to having 87 sites, the facility offers showers, cable TV, and laundry facilities.

State Parks Near Owasso, Oklahoma

Osage Hills State Park is one of the hidden treasures of Oklahoma, located one hour north of Owasso in the Osage Nation. Have fun boating and swimming on Lookout Lake or Sand Creek. The latter is a lovely fishing spot full of crappie, bass, catfish, and sunfish. Hit one of the five trails meandering through the park, and you may encounter buffaloes, white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and other wildlife. You will have access to water and a dump station if you decide to stay the night in one of its 20 campsites. Sequoyah State Park is a prolific destination located less than an hour’s drive east of Owasso. It boasts more than 19,000 surface acres of water and over 200 miles of shoreline on Fort Gibson Lake. The lake offers boating, canoeing, waterskiing, and fishing opportunities. Swimming is permitted on two protected beaches, and hiking is possible on the over 19 miles of trails available on land. The park also has numerous stables and offers unique horseback riding opportunities to equine lovers. Tucked about 90 miles from Owasso, Tenkiller State Park features a 12,000-acre lake and 1,190 acres of land. Guests can relish boating, scuba diving, tubing, and fishing on Lake Tenkiller. You can enjoy lunch with a view of the lake on one of the park’s four group picnic pavilions or 172 picnic tables. There is one hiking trail and two multi-purpose tracks. Other facilities include a basketball court, a volleyball yard, and two playgrounds.

National Sites Near Owasso, Oklahoma

Cruise less than two hours east on Interstate 44 to George Washington Carver National Monument to learn more about the life and work of George Washington Carver. Start your tour in the visitor center where interactive exhibits and a documentary display Carver’s work as an educator, botanist, and humanitarian. See the statues of Carver as a small boy and mature man during your visit. Lakeside Forest and Henning Conservation Area Loop trails offer stunning waterfall views nearby. Visit Oklahoma City National Memorial in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City to pay tribute to the 168 people who died in a domestic terrorist attack on April 19, 1995. The memorial narrates the stories of the individuals and places affected by the attack. Stop by the Survivor’s Wall to see the site holding the names of the event’s victims on what used to be the eastern corner of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. While in the area, hike or bike on Lake Hefner Trail to catch beautiful lake views and watch airplanes fly in and out of an adjacent remote control airfield. Chickasaw National Recreation Area is an exciting getaway destination combining Platt National Park and Arbuckle Recreation Area, south of Sulphur in Oklahoma. Hiking is an everyday activity here throughout the year. If you love wildflowers, visit between March and October when flowers are blooming. You will enjoy lots of canoeing, kayaking and water skiing on Lake of the Arbuckles when you visit this national reserve in the summer. Ice fishing and cross-country skiing are commonplace in the winter.

National Forests Near Owasso, Oklahoma

Ouachita National Forest is in the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma and Arkansas, 155 miles south of Owasso. Lake Ouachita Trail traverses hilly areas with pine and hardwood forests and offers remarkable vistas of the lake. The 40,000 acres of crystal-clear water provide fishing, scuba diving, boating, and swimming prospects. Horse riders will appreciate Fourche Mountain Trail and Billy Creek Trail. If you are into bird-watching, black vultures, turkey vultures, and red-tailed hawks reside here all year round while eagles are lively in spring and winter. Five hours north of Ouachita National Forest lies Mark Twain National Forest, which covers 1.5 million acres across 29 counties in southern Missouri. Over 750 miles of trails for hiking and biking wind through this woodland destination. Its 14 streams and 16 lakes offer guests endless opportunities for fishing, swimming, and other water-based activities. Take a drive on the Glade Top Scenic Byway to get panoramic views without leaving your RV. You might catch sight of various songbirds and wild turkeys. You will want to tour Ozark-St. Francis National Forest in Arkansas. It is a 1.2-million-acre forest with mountain streams, lush hardwood, pine forests, and a segment of the Mississippi River. Enter Blanchard Springs Caverns to glimpse flowstones, stalagmites, stalactites, and other sparkling formations constantly changing. Swimming and boating await water lovers on the Mississippi and St. Francis rivers and Bear Creek and Storm Creek lakes. Popular game fish in the water bodies include largemouth bass, striped bass, and catfish. Hunting big game is allowed in designated areas.

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Best National Parks Near Owasso, OK

Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs is four hours and 20 minutes south of Owasso, just one hour west of Little Rock. Nicknamed "the American Spa," this 5,550-acre national park treats guests to healing and relaxation in its several hot spring bathhouses. There are over 20 miles of hiking trails, in addition to a 1.3-mile cycling path. Birding is a popular activity all year long, as the park hosts many bird species, including herons, vultures, falcons, pigeons, owls, and more. Driving for five hours and 45 minutes east on Interstate 44 will take you to Gateway Arch National Park in St. Louis. Take amazing views from the top of the 630-foot-tall Gateway Arch monument, the world’s tallest arch. You can walk on the 1.6-mile Gateway Arch National Park Trail beneath the monument to get various views and perspectives. Alternatively, you can hike St. Louis Riverfront Trail or book a riverboat trip to explore the historic Mississippi River. If you are a history buff, stop by the Museum under the arch showcasing 200 years of history regarding the westward expansion of the U.S. After having enough of Gateway Arch National Park, hit the pedal east on Interstate 64 for four and a half hours to Mammoth Cave National Park. Once you get here, you will want to tour Mammoth Cave, the world’s longest cave system created by limestone erosion many years ago. Catch bass, bluegill, catfish, crappie, and perch on the Green and Nolin Rivers, which are also open for canoeing and kayaking. Other favored activities include hiking and horseback riding.

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RV Dump Stations Near Owasso, OK
As the second-largest city in Oklahoma, Tulsa boasts some unique neighborhoods, like the central Deco District, and attractions like the Tulsa Zoo. As for the local Oklahoma RV dump stations, many of the sites located here have flexible hours. 

RV Rentals Near Owasso, OK

Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an RV Near Owasso, OK

How much does it cost to rent an RV in Owasso?

Motorhomes are divided into Class A, B, and C vehicles. On average expect to pay $185 per night for Class A, $149 per night for Class B and $179 per night for Class C. Towable RVs include 5th Wheel, Travel Trailers, Popups, and Toy Hauler. On average, in Owasso, OK, the 5th Wheel trailer starts at $70 per night. Pricing for the Travel Trailer begins at $60 per night, and the Popup Trailer starts at $65 per night.

Do you need to be a certain age to rent an RV in Owasso?

Yes. The minimum age is 25 to be eligible to get an RV Rental in Owasso from RVshare.

Does RVshare have emergency roadside assistance?

Yes. Every RV rental booked through RVshare receives 24/7 emergency roadside assistance.

Does RVshare offer one way RV rentals in Owasso?

Yes. Prior to renting any RV, check with the owner since not all will offer this particular option.