Need Rv park between Amarillo & OKC

Every time we do that stretch with our trailer, we stay at the city park in Sayre, OK. Long, some tree-shaded pull-thrus and back-ins with electric/water and a single RV dump for $12/night. The big park was built by the CCC and has a golf course, ball fields, and a swimming pool as well as the cg. It is right on the main road into town from I-40, but it is in a quiet back corner of the park and far enough from the Interstate to minimize the traffic noise.

The pull-thrus are so long that, last time we were there, the couple in the space next to us had a long, enclosed trailer behind their motorhome, with space to spare. Interestingly, when it came time for dinner, they unloaded a Model A from the trailer and drove it to a restaurant in town. They put the car back in the trailer for the night and headed out at 6:30 the next morning--"garage" and all.

The last reviewer on RVParkReviews.com gave the Sayre City Park cg a bad review, but we have stayed there several times and never had a bad night. We have even recommended it to family in Amarillo. And we will certainly stay there again because it is uncrowded, inexpensive, and has electricity and water. What more could you ask for in a single night's stop along an Interstate?

Shamrock, Texas, near the Oklahoma state line. I've stayed at the RV park on the south side of town. It has hookups and it's cheap.

You said "good" one-nighter. This one is "basic" one-nighter.

NRALIFR wrote:
Red Rock Canyon State Park, Hinton OK.

Beautiful park.

:):)

I stayed here last year, wish I had more time. Very nice park and great rates. Pick a site and the ranger catches up with you. The one I spoke with had a great personality, watch the hill going in it is steep.

Thanks for the quick response, I'll check on those.

Red Rock Canyon State Park, Hinton OK.

Beautiful park.

:):)

Elk City Lake RV Park, no charge but may be full. There is also a KOA in Canute.