Belle Starr Park Campground

We camped in the E loop. Pretty well separated sites. We were on a long pull through with electric and water, but not all the sites had water. Some sites will require numerous links of hose to get to a hydrant and bring a splitter. Newer 30 amp pedestals. Concrete table with fire ring and bbq. Didn’t check out the bathroom or any other loops.

We had a site in B CG but it didn’t work so we moved to C. If you have a larger rig take sites in C. They are huge with long driveways and cement pads.
Site 21 and 22 looked great but ours was fabulous.
Chilly weather and not many people after the Easter Holiday.
Found a Laundry in downtown Eufaula cheap and clean extremely busy on Easter Sunday.

West side of the Central (C) loop has huge pull-through sites with electric and water. Water is not shared on these sites. Large, level, concrete pads with a table and fire ring. While these sites show as accessible. we were here mid-November, and there were plenty of open sites.

It's so quiet here at night you can hear your own heart beating.

This campground stays open year-round, but facilities are turned off as of December 1.

Sites close together. The bathroom looked clean but the toilet leaked and was difficult to flush. The shower in our part of the campground I would not use. The screen door on the bathroom, the screen was torn so bugs had easy access. There was a much nicer shower in a different part of the campground. We ended up going there.

The person at the gate was very helpful and friendly when we needed to change our site because we couldn't maneuver our trailer into the first site.

This campground is a Corps of Engineers campground. As you drive in you are greeted by a toll booth building where you can either pick up your car tag or the attendant can give you a map with open sites. You must book the sites online through the recreation.gov website. The gates to this campground close at 10 pm & reopen at 6 am. In emergencies between 10 pm & 6 am you can exit the campground but can not re-enter as there are tire spikes. Check in time is stated as 6 pm and check out is 4 pm; however, we checked in around 3 pm.

There are 3 sections to this campground: west, central, & east. The central campground appeared to be the most updated with wide, concrete spaces. Trees are abundant here and provide nice shade, but be mindful of falling branches. All sites have electricity 30/50 amp. Some sites have water located on site, some have water located about 40 ft away (bring extra water hoses), and some have no water. No sewers in any sites, but there are dump stations located within the campground.

The campground has several bathhouses and vault toilets. I did not tour any of the women’s bathrooms but my husband said the men’s was dirty and the toilet would not flush.

There are two playgrounds for children and lots of sandy beach areas to swim in and set up lawn chairs, etc... The campground also has a boat ramp and courtesy dock.

We camped on site C58. The site was wide, clean, and has a concrete pad. It was well spaced from other campers and had a nice lake view even though we weren’t directly on the lake.

Pros:
•Lake Eufaula access
•Sites directly on the lake or short walking distance
•Gated campground
•Has a variety of sites and able to accommodate big rv’s
•Concrete pad sites

Cons:
•No sewer
•Needs lawn maintenance
•Bathrooms need cleaning & updating

Belle Starr is a federal campground, so a Senior Pass card gets you a 50% discount. Were stayed in C21, arguably the best site in the park, right on the lake. Our site had 50-amp service and electrical. Note that not all sites have 50-amp service so check into this when you reserve. Also, many sites would be difficult to level in a motorhome and many have overhead branches. C-loop sites are generally the best.

We did a walk around and listed sites we thought would work for our 38 foot coach: C57-C66 and C21-32.

There was no WiFi, but Verizon LTE was very good and reliable.

Water is shared between campsites, so bring a splitter and at least 75ft of hose. Even then some sites are out of range, as was ours, so we filled the tank before parking and used the pump. Other than that, no problems at all. Plenty of birds--scissor-tailed flycatchers, Canadian geese, double-crested cormorants, and great blue herons in abundance. Plenty of shorelines to walk, though sand burrs/grass stickers kept getting into my dog's feet. You may want to bring some of those rubber dog shoes if you're going to walk along the shore.