Claremore Expo RV Park

Things deteriorated after I posted my review.
About 5 AM some moron in a vehicle with loud muffler did a series of donuts in the grassy area right next to our site. This went on for about 10 minutes.
Did I mention IT WAS FIVE IN THE MORNING?
Then when we went to Hugo’s for breakfast, THEY WERE CLOSED. No sign to say why.
A totally wasted trip to Claremore.
We won’t make that mistake again.

Few sites occupied in late January and saw no one. Quiet except for the trains a few blocks away. Restrooms were heated and semi clean, perhaps because camp host was AWOL. Maybe at the VFW across the street. Showers were tiny with one plastic chair in dressing area not screened off from the restroom area. OK if you really need a shower. Sites are close together with no room for parking tow vehicles. Best part of this campground is its location near Hugo’s, one of the best breakfast places in Oklahoma. If you like bacon, Hugo’s is for you.

Stayed here on the way to Austin for one night and it was fairly quiet with nice accommodations. Tried to stay again on the way back home. Someone’s house alarm kept going off and we kept hearing police sirens. This looks like a small town so we thought it would be quiet but we were WRONG there. Ended up leaving at midnight and driving 4 hours home because we couldn’t get a wink of sleep with all the noise.

Clean well kept park right next to convention center. Stayed 1/22/21 on the way to Missouri. Only 6 others in the park the night we stayed. Concrete level pull thru sites with grass and a tree between sites with a picnic table. Some train noise during night. A little ways from Turnpike but no highway noise. Overall a good place for a overnight stop.

Nice find in the center of Claremore. Many urban camping areas are described as parking lots but this is anything but. There are a good number of trees throughout and large grassy areas surrounding the entire park, including pet areas on the south side. Roads and sites are all paved and level. The sites are all pull through with all hookups conveniently located in the center aisle (rigs parked next to each other would be pointing in different directions). $17 / night is for electric only. We had a great T-Mobile signal and over 30 TV stations (though PBS gave out for some reason though we had it a Lake Oolagah). The camp host and Expo staff were very nice and welcoming. Didn't see many of the neighbors but those that were there were friendly as well. Reasor's Super Market is close and very nice. Green Eyes Coffee shop is delightful and close as well.