Oklahoma City East KOA

The staff were extremely helpful, calling us back to ensure our reservation went through OK and escorting us to our site, which was close to the bathrooms as requested. Neighbors were a bit close together (it was a KOA after all). The bathrooms were fairly clean and had individual locks on the door although the inside lock mechanism was a bit confusing (be sure to turn the lower lock!). Some noise from cars and trucks on I-40, the cost of convenience I guess, and a couple airplanes went by low overhead so we must have been in the airport flightpath. The plane noise stopped after about 9:00 PM. All in all an OK place to spend the night. Sites were gravel and we needed a few inches on one end to get level.

We stayed here for one night July 18th as we were making our way to the West. The campground is about a half mile off of I-40 so it is quiet and no road noise! The campground is hilly, but the spots are level and nicely shaded. There are some long term campers in the back of the campground, but you won't see them unless you intentionally go to that area. They had great wifi and a nice bath house. They were filling the pool while we were there so water pressure was low and at midnight, we had no water. Overall, worth the stay if you are a KOA fan and need an overnight or a few days to stop. We will stay here again.

Rate reflects use of points for a portion of the fee. This KOA is well off I40 so it is quiet. It could use some sprucing up like painting the propane tank right by check in. We had a gravel pull through that was level. Most roads are asphalt, some are gravel. Pads were gravel. Checked in at the office. Lots of trees for shade. There was one mess of a tent site right up front with tarps, stuff all over the site - looked kind of like a homeless camp, which was weird for an RV park. Convenient to see Oklahoma City. Highly recommend the banjo museum.

We've found that when traveling through Oklahoma City most parks are either located right next to the highway, right next to a train track, or both. This park was about a mile from the highway and no train tracks. We could still hear the highway noise, but it was hardly noticeable when we were in the camper. Staff was very kind, polite and accommodating. Spaces were a bit close, but hey, it's a KOA. Most roads were paved and most sites were pull-through. Roads were a bit skinny, but easy enough to navigate. They have a nature trail that goes around the park, about a mile or so, very nice; allowed us to get our dog out for a leash-free walk. The Wi-Fi was the best we've experienced at any park; we could stream Netflix with no problem at all.

Great for our one night stop over. Sites offered full hookups and were very shaded. We were in site C-2 and couldn’t extend our awning because of the trees, but not an issue as they provided plenty of shade. Bathhouses were open and very clean and the WiFi worked great for my laptop and our devices. We actually stayed here again on our way back through

This KOA had tons of shade and trees to park under. Spaces weren’t as close as the typical big city KOA’s, which was nice.
It’s about a mile away from the 40 hwy, so no road noise. Quick and easy check in, masks must be worn in the office.
Bathrooms are clean and spacious.
Cable was not at all great, WiFi is fast, it’s about 20 minutes to OKC.