Oklahoma Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

Here's an RV park designed with the traveler in mind. Stuckey's Travel Center & RV Park sits in the fine town of Seminole, Oklahoma, where the locals enjoy golfing and authentic dining. The travel center holds a food court that's open 24 hours a day, and there are several other restaurants in the area. While there are over seven parks in the town where you can enjoy your afternoon, there's much more to do in Oklahoma City, which is less than an hour to the west.

This KOA campground is just off of I-40 and only 20 minutes east of the Oklahoma City Zoo. The residential area surrounding the campground is quiet and peaceful, and the nearby Stanley Draper Lake offers great walking trails and recreational activities. Just down the street, you’ll find a Love’s Travel Shop and a Pilot Thunder Travel Plaza, as well as several dining options.

This RV park is about as close as it gets to the Oklahoma City Zoo. In northeast Oklahoma City, it’s only 5 minutes from the zoo, or just over one mile away. You could even walk! The park sits at the intersection of I-44 and I-35, just down the street from a number of restaurants, stores, and even a movie theater. It’s also just down the road from the tiol Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.

Twenty minutes west of downtown Oklahoma City and 30 minutes from the Oklahoma City Zoo, Mustang Run RV Park is close enough to all major attractions in Oklahoma City while being far enough away that visitors can enjoy peace and quiet. Right off of I-40, this RV park offers immediate access to a number of amenities in southwest Oklahoma City, including dining, shopping, and the beautiful Lake Overholser Park.

On the western edge of Oklahoma City, Council Road RV Park is just minutes from downtown Oklahoma City and 15 minutes from the Oklahoma City Zoo. You’re also minutes from the State Fair Park, the Myriad Botanical Gardens, and the tiol Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. The campground is conveniently located right off of I-40, next door to a large outlet mall and several fueling stations and travel centers.

Just minutes south of downtown Oklahoma City and 15 minutes from the Oklahoma City Zoo, the Moore Sante Fe Estates are perfectly situated for your RV trip to Oklahoma City. The campground sits at the intersection of I-240 and I-35, so you’re surrounded by plenty of amenities and attractions. The Museum of Osteology is just down the road, and you’ll find shopping, movie theaters, gas stations, and a Wal-Mart Supercenter all right next door.

Located in south Oklahoma City, you can easily get to any major city attractions from Roadrunner RV Park within 20 minutes, including the Oklahoma City Zoo. Roadrunner RV Park is located in a quiet, charming residential neighborhood that is home to plenty of convenient amenities. You’ll find a post office right across the street and LP service 5 minutes away, as well as a nearby golf course, several parks, and a waterfront Ferris Wheel along the Oklahoma River.

Nestled in a quiet area in southeast Oklahoma City, this Military FamCamp is about 25 minutes south of the Oklahoma City Zoo. Downtown Oklahoma City is only 15 minutes away. Right down the road, you’ll find the Stanley Draper Lake, the Museum of Osteology, and Buck Thomas Park. The campground is convenient to both I-40 and I-240 but removed enough to offer a peaceful, quiet stay.

This RV park is 30 minutes outside of Oklahoma City and 35 minutes from the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds. It’s situated in Norman, Oklahoma and surrounded by conveniences and amenities, with a number of restaurants, a historical museum, a dog park, and a wilderness park all within walking distance. It’s also just minutes from the University of Oklahoma and two beautiful state parks: Lake Thunderbird and Little River.

Arcadia Lake is a beautiful nature park that sits just 15 minutes north of the Oklahoma City Zoo and other major Oklahoma City attractions. The lake is attached to Spring Creek Park and is right off of I-35, making it accessible yet filled with scenic nature. Nearby amenities include a Sam’s Club, a Walmart Supercenter, a Whataburger, and an ice cream shop.

You’ll find Lake El Reno 40 minutes east of Oklahoma City, offering quick access for families who would like to do day trips into the city but prefer to stay in parks that offer more in the way of outdoor recreation. The area surrounding Lake El Reno is beautiful and filled with fun. Just along the lake’s shores, you’ll find the George Bernsten Farm, the Lake El Reno ATV Area, the Crimson Creek Golf Course, and Fourmile Creek. Just next to the lake sits the popular Adams Park, which is home to a number of amenities and attractions including a baseball stadium and skate park.

Rockwell RV Park is located just minutes from downtown, and it offers a full-service experience with amazing amenities such as an indoor pool and spa. The park is clean with paved roads and large campsites. With lots of amenities, easy access to downtown, and helpful staff members, this is one of the great RV parks in Oklahoma City to spend a vacation.

Country Home Estates in Luther, Oklahoma with 50 large full hookup sites, each equipped with electric, city water, and city sewer. Our Lots are Huge with plenty of space between neighbors. Lots of Trees and new amenities coming!

Morrison Creek Cabins offers a quiet, gated community in an area densely surrounded by forest. They only have five sites on the property so you won't have to worry about overcrowding. There's also plenty of parking!

Lake Thunderbird is a wonderful park with lots of wooded areas and water activities to enjoy. Campers here appreciate the spacious sites that are well-shaded and level. This is a great park to stay at while you check out other Oklahoma attractions.

This is an adults-only park that prides itself on being a quiet and relaxing place for people to vacation. The Oklahoma City campsites here feature full hookups. You’ll also enjoy Wi-Fi access throughout the park during your stay.

Nestled close to the captivating landscapes of Norman, Oklahoma, Redtail Campgrounds offer a tranquil escape into nature. Our campgrounds, located near Norman, provide a surreal setting for campers seeking tranquility and a deep connection with the great outdoors. With picturesque campfires, surreal scenery, and a tranquil atmosphere, Redtail Campgrounds are the ideal destination for all nature lovers. Whether you're a seasoned camper or new to the camping scene, our campsites and camper-friendly amenities ensure an unforgettable experience surrounded by the beauty of nature. Come, immerse yourself in the peaceful embrace of Redtail Campgrounds and create lasting memories in a serene natural haven.

Lazy J Arena sits on 100 acres of beautiful countryside. The campground is surrounded by trees and several ponds. This horse-oriented recreation area has three covered stall areas that house 32 personal stalls and pens and 140 weekend stalls.

Sunset Ridge RV Park is located five minutes away from Karsten Creek, Lake Carl Blackwell and Lake McMurtry. The on-site clubhouse is one of the stand-out features. It has a kitchenette, satellite TV and a pool table.

The Pecan Valley RV Park is conveniently located just minutes from downtown Stillwater and OSU. This park is very secure and surrounded by a pond and trees. The owner grows a garden on-site and shares the produce with campers.