Now don't get me wrong, it wasn't awful. We only spent one night while heading north to visit family. And it mostly served its purpose. But I'd definitely look for other options before staying here again. We stayed in the West Side to get the 50A power. Campsites are very basic, including no tables, and close together. But they... more

Tried to get to this campground but the main road (Babcock) was closed at Elm. You may want to call before heading that way.

This is a very nice area and you can read what others have posted to get a good feel of things. Main Points I liked. 1.) Far enough away from the interstate that you don't hear it but easy access 2.) Parking spots are narrow but sites are adequate 3.) Bathrooms were ok but not great 4.) Near the water Cell Coverage: 1.) Veri... more

Pros: Clean; Lots of shade trees; Easy ingress and egress; Easy to find from the Highway; Paved roads in; Quiet; Good power (see note below); Good water pressure; Good biking, golfing. Cons: Sites are not very level and a little tight; unsure why, but private vehicles came in and out of the park all night long. Only one way in, and ... more

El Reno is a few miles west of Oklahoma City, and the city park at Lake El Reno offers the usual amenities - fishing, canoeing, picnicking. It also offers a pretty nice place to camp. There are two camping loops - East is smaller of the two and has sites, including a few pull-throughs, with water, and 20/30 amp service. These sites ... more

There is nothing special about this particular campground except that it is an excellent place to stop when traveling on the I-40 corridor through Oklahoma. About half the sites offer water/electric hookups (@ $15 night) and the other half offer full hookups for $20/night. This city campground is fairly quiet (about one mile north ... more