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dspencer
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Apr 27, 2015

Where to stay overnight around OK. City OK.

The DW and I are headed to South Texas in early June and we are looking for recommendations on where to just stop and stay for a single night in the Oklahoma City area. Any ideal's on where would be a quick place to stop off of I35. Any input would be great.
  • The Exposition Center in Shawnee OK is $20/night for electric and water. The restrooms and showers were clean. Lots of spaces to choose from. If it is raining though, it can be messy on the gravel roads.
  • If you want a quick overnight with no amenities we have stayed twice at the River Wind Casino on the south side of Norman. Very safe ( security stays within 300' of your rig) no charge to stay and they will pick you up at your door to take you to there buffet with good food and bring you right back to your door when you are done eating or gambling. Very nice people and if you call they are very welcoming also. You can come in as late as you want too.
  • We have stayed at the KOA just east of OKC. And would again. But may be more than you want to pay just to overnight.
  • rk911 wrote:
    we've stayed at several places in OK City over the years...

    - Rockwell RV Park off I-40 on the west side of town. not much to look at but it's clean, quiet and not that expensive.

    - Roadrunner RV Park off I-35 south of I-40. sites were a bit tight and again not much to look at but clean and quiet.

    - Twin Fountains RV Park just west of I-35/I-44 junction. this was the nicest park in terms of amenities, etc. and not surprisingly the most expensive.

    if it's just for one night then I'd choose Rockwell. Roadrunner being off I-35 might be the most convenient for you and would be fine as well. if you were looking to spend a few days in OKC then Twin Fountains would be your place.

    good luck.


    It will be arriving late on a Friday night, like after 8 and be on the road early the next morning.
  • we've stayed at several places in OK City over the years...

    - Rockwell RV Park off I-40 on the west side of town. not much to look at but it's clean, quiet and not that expensive.

    - Roadrunner RV Park off I-35 south of I-40. sites were a bit tight and again not much to look at but clean and quiet.

    - Twin Fountains RV Park just west of I-35/I-44 junction. this was the nicest park in terms of amenities, etc. and not surprisingly the most expensive.

    if it's just for one night then I'd choose Rockwell. Roadrunner being off I-35 might be the most convenient for you and would be fine as well. if you were looking to spend a few days in OKC then Twin Fountains would be your place.

    good luck.

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