Stuckey's Travel Center and RV Park

I needed a place to stay because I was tired of driving in the thunderstorms. It was easy to book and easy to find. That was convenient and served its purpose. However, there was a large amount of garbage scattered around the premises. It was obvious that it had been there for some time and was piling up. The place in general is run down. I felt like I was staying within a landfill.

This is a really small RV park behind a truck stop and restaurant about 30 minutes east of Oklahoma City. They have full hookups and the sites are concrete pads that are very level. The driveway around the park is gravel and not totally smooth but that's no big deal to me. There really isn't much else in this area to do so it's mainly just a good overnight spot. It is right off of I-40 so there is some noise but nothing bad. For $20 per night, it is awesome. The check-in process is done at the gas station and is very quick and the people are super friendly. Free wifi that actually works great is provided, you just have to ask for the password. Cell service is great without a booster as well.

For an overnight stop on a long travel day, I would highly recommend it!

As the other review stated, this is mainly an overnight spot. It is immediately off the highway. It is affiliated with a fuel stop and convenience store (where you check in) so access is great. They offer lower cost gravel sites but opted for a concrete pull through. It was long enough for our 43' trailer and truck.

It is RIGHT off the highway so the noise level is high.

Great prices for RV stays. $20/night for gravel,$30/night for concrete parking. All hook ups included and they are all next to your parking site including dumping. There’s a restaurant and store on the premises. We were driving through during 4th of July and it was busy at all. Nice and quiet! We were even able to pick up some cable channels. Good spot to park!

If your traveling I-40 between Oklahoma City and Fort Smith,Ar. this is a must.
Right off interstate behind family ran steak house.
Good food and good rate!
Fuel and small store on property.
Good deal!
Bob.

There are 28 sites, 14 are cement pads, the rest are gravel. Full hook ups and pull through. You have to check in at the store. They have ice cream, pizza, doughnuts, and food at the store. Easy on and off the freeway. Surprisingly the freeway noise wasn’t bad.

This place is now a Stuckey’s right off I- 40 at exit 200. The Stuckey’s has a Dunkin’ in it and some other fast food counter where you can get pizza and burgers etc. The RV park is located behind the gas station which is where you register. The clerk gave me a wifi password but I couldn’t get on. There were only 2 other rvs in the park when I got there at about 7:30pm. You will hear the noise from I-40. Concrete pad was level and the site had 30 and 50 amp. I didn’t check out the gravel sites or the laundry. Very easy to get to as it’s right at the exit. Great for an overnight spot if you’re traveling on I-40. Paid $38 for my site with a good Sam discount.

The pull thru site with concrete pad was the most level lot we have ever had! We filled up on gas and had dinner at the Stuckeys. Breakfast of Dunkin’ Donuts in the morning before heading on our way. It wasn’t glamorous but it was sooo easy and made for a quick stopover! Highly recommend for traveling through!

When we pulled up to the RV site, we were greeted by a homeless man who was seemingly living in the front of it. We easily found our site, which was overgrown, so as we set up, we felt the gentle caress of weeds on our legs, creating the feeling of bugs crawling on us as we set up. The site was level and we had an easy pull through with well-placed electrical and water access. After we set up, we went to use the bathroom. This, my friends, is where it really gets scary. The bathroom had clearly not been cleaned recently, as there were human feces crusted on the floor and splattered in the toilet. Urine smell permeated the space as well and upon a quick glance it was all over the toilet seat. The shower was consistent with the toilet in that it hadn’t been cleaned since the first Bush presidency. We decided to use the facilities at the travel center instead and found them only marginally better. I let the lady behind the counter know about the filth of the bathroom, and she jumped into action, calling the manager. He came and gave us access and one of the cabins. While there wasn’t human waste everywhere, it was still far from clean. As we left, we saw the same poor, homeless man in the front. I don’t share this element to be apathetic to the plight of those struggling, and I know that most people who find themselves in this situation are not dangerous, but it made the site feel less safe when traveling with young kids.

DO NOT STAY HERE! Very run down and not like photos. Next to high way. Very dirty.