Oklahoma Northeast

Look at these two sites for more info: First is what you probably already userec.gov and the other is really handy All US.
Hope these help.

agesilaus - I just thought maybe someone had a favorite in the area. Husband uses RVparky, I use reviews and RV.net peoples suggestions. Thanks

Looking at Flat Rock Creek or Blue Bill COE, Cookson Bend COE, Cowlington Point COE,

They all sound nice. Wasn't sure if all the flooding they had effected any of them? Any Favorites camping with 35 ft Fifth. Would like to see the water if possible. Small dog, just the two of us, no boat. We are working our way to Natural Falls CG. Thanks.

You need to get RVTW--RV Trip Wizard. It shows all campgrounds, or most of them any way, and you can filter it to show COE parks or any number of other places.

agesilaus wrote:
Belle Star COE is SW of Natural Falls, we stayed there in June. Along with Heber Springs and Canadian COE parks in OK. OK has lots of COE parks, which almost makes up for its terrible roads.

We stayed at Belle Star and Hugo Lake Kiamichi COE in July really nice. I’ll check out Heber Springs and Canadian COE. Thanks we love COEs.

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agesilaus wrote:
Belle Star COE is SW of Natural Falls, we stayed there in June. Along with Heber Springs and Canadian COE parks in OK. OK has lots of COE parks, which almost makes up for its terrible roads.

We stayed at Belle Star and Hugo Lake Kiamichi COE in July really nice. I’ll check out Heber Springs and Canadian COE. Thanks we love COEs.

On Ft Gibson Lake there are several nice COE CGs. Just this week I camped at Flat Rock Creek for the second time this year, a very pleasant place on the lake with shaded, paved sites and plenty of open grass. Swimming, fishing, and boating are possible. Blue Bill CG is visible across the lake on the other shore, is probably just as nice, and a couple miles closer to US69.

Belle Star COE is SW of Natural Falls, we stayed there in June. Along with Heber Springs and Canadian COE parks in OK. OK has lots of COE parks, which almost makes up for its terrible roads.