Sayre City Park Campground

This little park is wonderful! Long level sites, water and electric even in winter, and a cute little town to explore. Easy to find, quiet, we had the place to ourselves in the evening and woke up to one neighbor in the morning. Pay post at entrance to campground. Only drawback was the stray cats. Didn't take them long to find us and park themselves right outside the front door. Very hard to resist their pitiful meows They finally left about 10pm.

Wonderful campground for the price you pay! Spacious pull-through sites, and perfect location right off the highway - without the highway noise. You have water & electric hookups, and the city park does have a dump station right as you exit the campground as well.
If you are traveling with animals, be cautious of all of the spurs on the ground - they will get stuck to your dogs paws/fur.
Also we counted at least 7 stray cats hanging around the park, so be cautious of that as well.

It was a nice park for overnight. Had a pull thru site for our 36’ Class a pulling a toad so no need to unhook. Dump station is hard to find (it’s outside the park next to the road not where you would’ve passed it coming in). Also there was a huge pothole when you first turn in to the RV area. Biggest issue was all the sticker/sand spurs! My dog had very hard time and couldn’t walk very far without getting them stuck in his paws.

What a great find, the park is only a mile or so off the freeway, tucked in a nice town park. The only tricky thing is the 1st Y intersection, no signage to get to you going to the RV park. Take a left at the Y and you'll be going in the correct direction. There are a bunch of pull through's and back ins. You pay with an envelope in the Iron Canister - Self Service.

There is fuel on the way out back to I40 and you can also pick up some eats before you get back on the road.

Stopped here on our return home from New Mexico. Had been fighting a very strong crosswind all day and needed a "port in the storm". Wild Thing found the Sayre City Park here on Campendium and so we stopped. Great to be off the road and then to find such a beautiful city park with a C/G. Walking trail, couple of small lakes, golf course, pool, ball field. Did not use any of the facilities as this was just a stopover.
Next morning as we were getting ready to leave we encountered a little mechanical problem and needed to get it resolved. A gentleman working for the city stopped to see if he could assist. He was so kind as to locate a place that would help us and then made sure we got there ok. We found that he was not the exception to the rule of kindness but an example as we encountered many friendly people there. Lesson learned was try the city and county parks as you will find many real gems.

The only reason I don’t give this park a total outstanding rating is due to the nasty restrooms/showers that are part of the big park, they were dirty with broken fixtures. The campground is outstanding for the price, W/E level gravel long pull through sites. The city park is loaded with activities; hiking trail, mini golf, tennis, horseshoes, pool, baseball diamond, small rodeo stadium, as well as the normal kids playgrounds. A definite good stop if traveling along I-40.

We spent one night here on our way home to Florida from Alaska after Hurricane Harvey forced us to take I-40 a lot further east than we had originally planned. This is a great little campground! For $12 a night you get water and electric and they have a dump. There are pull through sites, but we chose a back in site so the big rigs could use the pull throughs without unhooking their toads. Very clean place. My PI EMS says the power is very good. Pretty quiet place. We definitely recommend this campground if you are passing through.

Stopped for a night at Sayre City Park in April 2017. The RV park is in the middle of an expansive city park with ponds, a golf course, a big playground, and a mini golf course. Not all were open, but it looks like they likely are in summer.

We didn't experience much the park had to offer, as we were simply stopping over. The park was quiet and relatively clean, with minimal highway noise. There are a lot of birds to spot, and we heard coyotes right around sunset. The park itself is shaded, though not many of the RV sites have shade. Everything was green and vibrant.

Verizon 4G was blazing fast - some of the fastest I've had in four months on the road.

RV sites have electric and water. There is a dump station on the main park road, awkwardly placed in the road shoulder. No problems when we dumped, but during the summer a big rig may hold up traffic if they can't get fully off the road.

I didn't check out the bathrooms, but others have reported they are in dire need of repairs.

There are back-in and pull through sites - the pull throughs are absolutely enormous. Can likely fit a Class A and toad without unhooking.

Great stop in a little Oklahoma town.

Lots of wide open space at this park, with lots of little unique features great for entertaining the kids (ponds, playgrounds, fields, sport courts, even a life size "Thomas the Train"!). We came in the winter and no one else was here, so we didn't have to pay (regular fee is $12/night). Despite us being the only ones here and not having to pay, the water and electricity taps were still on and working, so we just plugged in for the night. AT&T has about 2-3 bars of LTE service here. Garbage dumpsters available to get rid of refuse. Concrete picnic table and stone fire pits at some sites. Not all sites had working water and electric, and some sites had 30 and 50amp hook ups. No sewer connection at sites, but there is a dump station. Not all sites are perfectly level, so we drove to one or two to find the perfect spot. Pull through sites available. All in all this is an excellent spot to stay for the night, even a couple days.