Supply Park Campground

Another well kept Corps park. Lots of shade trees and birds to watch play! Each site has a covered picnic area and plenty of parking. Arrived on a Monday with only one other camper in our loop. By Saturday morning it was full! Very windy, but that's expected in Kansas! The dump station is outside of camping area, next to the COE office. Not well marked! Close to Woodard, where we found a decent laundromat and a Wally World for restocking.

First come first serve but you pay through the reservation.gov app. Lot of lakeside sites that are 50 amp, 30 amp sites are on a different loop. Some primitive tent sites and group sites as well. Sites are close together so it may be crowded during the summer but we were the only ones on our loop in April during the week. Nice lake with plenty of wildlife. Paid $22 for 30 amp site.

Stayed here May 2021. Rate reflects Golden Access discount.

Campground is made up of multiple loops spread out along the western shore of Fort Supply Lake, which makes each loop feel like its own small, individual campground. Sites 1-23 and 36-47 have beautiful lakeside sites and are all 50 amp, the rest are either a bit further from the water or across the main access road and are a mix of 30 & 50 amp and non electric tent sites.

Park-like setting throughout. Multiple boat launch, picnic and swim areas. Dump station near the entrance is not marked and not visible from the campground; we only found out about it by reading other reviews here. Second dump station is closer to the south end of the campground, about 3/4 of a mile from the entrance.

Easy access for big rigs throughout. A bit off the beaten path, but well worth the extra few miles.

We were in need of an overnight stop on our way through Oklahoma. Supply Park Campground was an inexpensive option even though it was a bit out of the way. We arrived to a nearly empty campground (only 1 other camper) in mid March 2021. There was no one at the gate to check in with and the gate so we proceeded to our site. No one ever came by to check us in, but we did leave early the following day. There were a lot of people out fishing when we arrived and our site backed right up to the lake. The only drawback was the wind off the lake! It was blowing pretty good but other than that it was a peaceful night! We were in site 4 and would stay again.

We needed a peaceful overnight on our journey from CO to AR. Supply park fit the bill and then some. I wish we had more time to spend and it’s on my list to visit in the future. We did end up staying much later than we planned to swim and play and absorb the beauty. The breeze was perfect. Our rig is 26’ and we had a great pull through site with a beautiful view of the lake. Good space between sites and showers were warm and plenty good enough. Sprint had great signal but nothing with Verizon.

After a misadventure initiated by trusting our Garmin 765 even when it started looking dubious we had a pleasant night's stay at the campground.

The sites were we stayed are fairly close together, but not atypical for a state park or Army Corps of Engineers campground. Water and electric hookups; two dumpsites in the park (we used the one by the COE office).

The only real drawback is lots of Canada geese which, being essentially plant eating and processing machines, left lots of processed plant matter scatter about.

If you have a Garmin GPS you probably don't want to trust it to get you to the campground. There is apparently a non-existent part of a county road in the database which caused the software to lead us astray down a dead-ending dirt road. If you find yourself on a narrow, dirt road...you're in the wrong place.

(There are two ways to get to the campground: if coming from Woodward, OK take the left turn at the sign before getting to the town of Fort Supply. From the other direction turn right (south) on Reservation Ave at the east edge of Fort Supply.)