Sayre City Park Campground

Others have described the camp well. Large pull through, easy access and several amenities in this well run city facility. And yes, sand burrs/spurs are about, keep your shoes on outside and don't track them into your sleeping place.
About 5 others were camped here with us, very well spaced out, but this place could handle dozens of units. We camp in 21 ft FR Flagstaff.

Beautiful little park wig golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool, mini golf, 2 play grounds, and small pond by golf course. Handicap accessible with paved walking paths. There is a dump, hook ups to water and electricity, several pull through spots, shade trees, gravel and paved roads. There are goat heads. They are all over Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona. If they are too terrible for you to bear, there is always a wal-mart parking lot somewhere. Our Shih Tzu was able to manage.

This was a great little change of plans stop. $12 a night! With water and electricity 4 bars with AT&T streaming and zoom worked great . Showers and toilets HEATED Which was nice because it was in the 30’s at night. MANY open spots! Only negatives were stickers of the thousands 😝 we just lost our dog but, it would have been so hard to have her walk here. Thus the four stars

The stickers are bad. You'll be picking them out for days. HeeHee. How can you beat 12 bucks for electric and water? Try this: put plastic bags over your shoes and then take the bags off before you go inside. Unfortunately I didn't figure that out until it was almost time to leave.
On the east side there are about a dozen regular RV slots close together. Otherwise there is a big grass field with electric pedestals, water outlets and fire pits. Another warning, all those 50A electric pedestals were reading "Open ground". If that bothers you. The electric seemed to be fine in the slots.
Still really a nice, cheap, fairly quiet place.

This should be a four or five star rating based on location, access to I-40, quality of the facility (with one exception), and price but the entire experience was marred by the incredible number of Goatheads all over the camp site. Every time one of us went outside we had to remove our shoes and spend several minutes removing hundreds of Goatheads from the soles. Despite our efforts any of these little land mines found their way into our rig which we promptly found while walking around barefooted. I pity anyone with a dog that would need to be walked.

Verizon cell data signal was barely sufficient to stream video and T-Mobile was nonexistent.

One word - GOATHEADS! Never seen or felt - so many! Beautiful city golf course, walking paths, small pond with geese at entrance, charming - right next to this goathead farm. Carry your small animals away from the RV park onto the golf course (poop bags in hand of course!) and check your larger animals paws, snouts, etc. Sites are full of goatheads - in the driveway gravel, side of site, everywhere. Even if you don't have animals - the goatheads will attach to your shoes, you will forget to check the bottoms of your shoes and the goatheads then travel with you into your RV - and then you walk around barefoot in your RV and one, two, more will attach to your bare feet. And you will sweep and pick them out of your rugs - and still find more the next morning. It saddens me to write this honest review. Also more signage would be good. It is a really great campground in all other respects but the goathead issue - and it is a big enough of an issue, that we cannot return to Sayre City Park campground.

Spent one night here while making tracks West. Great park for such a small town. Signage could be a little better directing you to the camping area once you enter the park, but you’ll find you’re way. If you’re a golfer, they have a nice looking course. We just about had the whole place to ourselves. I only saw two other RVs show up and they just dropped them off and left, probably visiting locals. Only downside was that there were lots of sand spurs. The location is great, right off of I-40 with a fueling station right at the interchange. Sites are grass and some are more level than others. We didn’t want to unhitch and we’re a bit off kilter, but we lived with it.