Keystone State Park

Good campground with easy access to Tulsa.

$29 wasn’t bad for FHU and one night. LCL22 was tough to get into with our 29’ TT as it is the second spot at the crest of the hill. Waterview, we were the only camper in this area. Quiet but a LIT of day use boat traffic. Perfect for visiting the zoo & aquarium the next day in Tulsa.

Lots of trees and so peaceful with a nice view of the lake and small marina. Convenient to Mannford and Sand Springs, as well as Tulsa.

We enjoyed our stay at Keystone. It was a stop over into Kansas from Texas. We arrived at 2 PM. You don’t need to stop at the entrance if you reserved online. Maps are available at the shop.

We arrived around 3:00. Went for a 1.5 mile hike. Sat in the shade overlooking the lake and enjoyed the breeze. Two 1.5 mile trails - easy walk to stretch the legs. Camp sites had concrete pads, electricity and water hookups. Would stay here again.

It is a lovely campground. Clean bathrooms with hot water. AC in bathroom. There is a children’s fishing pond, a couple small trails, boat ramp and rentals. And a friendly staff. We brought our dog and he loved it to.

Nice park close to Tulsa.

Bathrooms and showers were very dirty. Shower temperature was almost scalding with no controls.
Spacing was good between sites.

We came in with no reservation and was lucky to find a site. It was up a hill and had beautiful trees and scenery. The shade trees were quite a welcome. Unfortunately, bad weather was moving through and we were grateful when the park rangers went through the camping areas with their sirens on and a loud speaker advising everyone to take precautions for straight line winds. Everything turned out ok. We will defiinitely visit again.

We stayed for a week with full hookups. One only loop open during the winter and it doesn't show online that anything is available so walkup allowed. It is about a 30 minute drive into Tulsa but you can safely leave your rig while you go into town. I suggest "The Gathering Place" such a neat free park!

Showers maintained daily. Wasn't the nicest but it wasn't the worst we have seen. I would give the bathroom a 2. Two showers with joint changing area.

Nicely maintained park. Concrete slabs for each site. All roads into the park are nice. Outside loop sites have some tree coverage and inside loop has no tree coverage. No privacy between sites but nicely spaced.

Playground in the center of the loop with a couple of swings and old style metal slide.

The park has a cute gift shop with postcards, emergency items that you may have forgotten and a very friendly staff.

Mail delivery allowed. We had just personal mail sent addressed to the park with our name and site number. no amazon but it was allowed.

I booked this park at the last minute, and somehow ended up in Site 8, which is the handicapped site. It is easy walking to the bathroom from there, but that is about the only good thing I can say about it.

After backing into our site, I got out of my car and nearly stepped on the woman in the next site who was sitting in her lawn chair. Sites 6 and 8 form a V and share the same driveway. If this wasn't bad enough, these folks had a fire going which turned out to be right outside our window. Though the weather was pleasant, we had to keep our windows shut and the AC or fan running the entire time. In addition to their trailer, the family also had tent campers sharing the site. It was nearly impossible to get in or out of the site after they arrive and parked their vehicles in the driveway.

Site 8 appears to be part of where the water runs off from up above, so there was either silt or mud everywhere in the campsite.

I'm sure there are other sites here that are better, but avoid these two sites at all costs.