Flying W Guest Ranch

We stayed for a week and thoroughly enjoyed the ranch.
PROS
Free Buffalo kill archaeological / historic site, on site. Buffalo bones, indian artifacts. Famous.
$150/week for full hook up w/50Amp service and good-tasting potable water
1200 acres to hike and ride
Old west / ghost town
Restaurant open Friday and Saturday evenings
Trail rides
Herding Cattle
Chuck wagon type dinners
Hay rides
Roping
Learn how to be a ranch hand
Wildlife: Cattle, horses, mules, donkeys, turkeys
Wooded
Arena for rodeos
Stage for bands, music festivals several times per year
Near Elk City Museums, five clustered museums for $4 for entrance to all buildings
Weddings
Large group meetings and events
Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Near Black Kettle National Grassland
Barrel racing
Movies and Bowling in nearby towns

CONS
Laid back pace, but this may be a good thing.

Would recommend. A few miles off the highway, but we opted for the peace and tranquility of a private ranch property over the RV parks scattered along I-40. We had the place to ourselves. 10 slots, all have water and power. Beautiful property. Very safe—kids and dogs ran around and rode bikes. Nice, responsive owners. They invited us to a bond fire with their ranch guests, but we were tired after a long drive. Lots more to explore here, but we are en route to next stop. Would definitely come back.

We arrived and were informed to help ourselves to a hookup spot of our choosing. They have 10 full hookup sites for rigs ranging from 15 feet to 40 feet. They also have multiple spots to dry camp that can accommodate 45+ feet with towed vehicle. There are multiple cabins on site if you don't have or choose not to bring an RV. They are absolutely friendly, accommodating and just great people to talk to and spend time with. If you have them cook for you, the food is amazing. The buffalo kill site is a very interesting historical tour, plus you get to see a lot of the scenery of the ranch.

2/09/2021 arrived late this winter night, my cell phone was breaking up- couldn't tell what the owner was saying- he txt me directions to stay for free in our RV. It's off the beaten path but well worth the view! & the peaceful night sleep. Only needed electric, but full hookups were available. Looks like a very awesome place. Will be back in the summer.

There are somewhere between 7 & 9 spots. Some have broken sewer, and others have broken water--so probably 5-6 usable. Arrival into the park is confusing. If you are a coach towing, you must be careful or you can get into a jam. No WiFi, and mostly bargain campers. Most of the other RV's had a minimum of two dogs, and everybody let them free roam, which left dog poop everywhere and plenty of barking noises day and night--there are no rules in this spot.
Camping seems to be an afterthought. I am guessing the main revenues come from other sources. Not much of a view.
So, from a price/value perspective it was OK. We never met or saw any management.