Deep Fork Campground

This is the second time for us to visit Eufaula this year. First time we stayed at Arrowhead. It was OK, but not my favorite. This time around I wanted to stay here at Deep Fork because of how much closer it is to I-40. Man, how did we NOT know of this campground. By far it’s one of my top 3 campgrounds in the state. The crème de la crème sites are #90 and #91. We just lucked out and someone happened to cancel and we slid right into reserving #90 with less than a week’s notice. Had plenty of room for my Jeep Gladiator towing my Rockwood travel trailer and had my other Jeep with my boat right next to it. Both of those sites have an awesome lake view. There’s a nice marina (with gas dock) less than a mile away. The boat ramp is good with a nice dock and good parking. The marina does not carry live bait. I found that odd, but who knows. There is a real nice tackle store about 5 miles down the road. Called Rusty Hook. Only bad news is they don’t open till 7 am. I like to leave early. Crappie fishing is fabulous at Eufaula.
We liked that campground so much my wife already booked the same site again for her birthday this fall.

ALSO: The State of Oklahoma has been installing new bathroom facilities at state parks starting this year. They have them installed here at Deep Fork now and they are very nice.

Overall we are happy with our stay. 5 miles south of I40, easy to find. Campground is mostly empty this time of year so very quiet and relaxing. Online reservations only and no check-in needed. The online reservation system is wonky so double check what your site actually has by calling. Filtered for 50A sites and selected a 50A site. When we arrived it was a 30A site. Not a big deal as the temps were only in the 50s but if it was the summer it would have been an issue to run camper and both AC units. Campground could definitely use some updating, the power connection boxes look like they are on their last legs. Good water pressure-45 PSI.

Camped 10/22/21 (Fri night). Price reflects senior discount, a water and 30a electric site with gravel pad. We first drove through the Dogwood Drive campground area, which was pretty crowded, and there were signs that you must reserve first (we had no reservation). We stopped and talked to a camper who pointed us down the road to the Visitor Center. We had no cell signal, and they reserved a site for us online in the Deep Fork campground area by the lake.

A nice setting with a mix of sun and shade. Our site 20 was not level and had a bit of a lake view. It was right next to site 21; thankfully no one camped there. The bathroom/shower house by us was okay, but it could have used some cleaning and a new paint job in the shower stall. It was also not handicapped accessible, although I believe the one at the front of the campground was.

There are nice roads to bicycle or walk throughout the campground. There's a nature center, amphitheater, and a beach area at this campground and close access to the boat ramp and marina.

This is a great state park campground. All reservations were done online and it was simple and easy. The online website is not the best to see what your site looks like, but it works with patience.

The best part was we pulled into the welcome center and a Park Ranger pulled in. He asked if we had reservations and when I told him we did, he offered to escort us to the spot! We just followed him right to the site.

Spot 90 and 91 are the best spots on right on the lake. Gorgeous! While there was no WIFI of course, the Verizon service was great!

We would definitely stay there again.

Best spots are the Lake View Deep Ford, but there aren't a lot of them so reserve early. Spots are level, spaced out enough to feel semi-private. Some of the pull through sites are very close to the roadway. Baths looked clean & well kept. Campers were all considerate. Park Ranger was kind enough to check on us while we were unhitching our tow car and then escorted us directly to our spot. Saw lots of deer, lake was very quiet & peaceful. All in all, a great stay and we will return.

Stopped here after buying a camper.... that had to be rewired before the lights worked which delayed our journey. We were pleasantly surprised! We were able to secure an awesome spot on the lake with a private beach area. Spots were spaced out enough I was able to play fetch with my dog. Wish we could have stayed longer. The sunrise was amazing!

Full hookups ans paved sires with long pull thrus or back-in spots suitable for big rigs. Camped here midweek in March so just a handful fellow campers. It was silent as could be except when it got very windy. If you can get a spot under the evergreens, count yourself lucky. The laundry room and bathrooms looked old but clean. We had a nice stay there and hope the Oklahoma doesn't shut down the parks.